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Trouble Starting New PC!

Hi everyone!

I have just built my new pc, but it doesn't start up. It did before so I don't know what's up. Maybe you guys can help me? 

These are my specs:

Motherboard: ASUS Strix b250f 

CPU: i5 7600

PSU: Evga 450W (don't know the exact model)

RAM: 16gb TridentZ 

Storage: 1TB HDD

GPU: MSI GTX 960 4G (Going to upgrade to a 1070 in the near future)

Case: NZXT S340

 

So this is what happend: I was building my pc, everything was going as I expected. My PC started, everything was fine. Then I decided that I needed to restart my pc (do not know why exactly) so I switched the button of my PSU for a more quick way of shutting the PC down. I did this 2/3 times and after that nothing would start anymore. I don't know which component it is, I thought it could be the power button but that's not it either. The PSU works since the light on my MB light up. Now I am helpless. 

 

If you can help me, that would be awesome!

 

Thanks in advance!

 

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Does fans start up? If your parts are brend new there is little to no chance you killed something with powering pc like that.. 

1: Check your display cable.

2: Unplug cable from power socket and plug it back in after 5-10 sec.

3: Clear cmos.

 

 

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Thanks for replying!

No my fans don't start up. Nothing works, it doesn't power on. 

What is cmos?

Thanks!

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Take the battery out of the motherboard to reset the BIOS and then try again. 

Have you tried another power button/bridging the 2 power pins on the MOBO incase the button is broken? 

 

Custom pinewood case, Corsair CX 600WRampage 3 Extreme, i7 980x (@4.2ghz) with ML240 Cooler MSI GTX 970, 24gb DDR3, 240gb OCZ Tr150 SSD + 2Tb Seagate Baracuda. 

 

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4 hours ago, ImadKnight said:

Take the battery out of the motherboard to reset the BIOS and then try again. 

Have you tried another power button/bridging the 2 power pins on the MOBO incase the button is broken? 

 

Yes, I think I did. I put my screwdriver between the 2 pins (I think thats how its done). Will I have to buy a new battery for my motherboard or not?

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Is the power supply turned on? 

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52 minutes ago, ProfessorWater said:

Yes, I think I did. I put my screwdriver between the 2 pins (I think thats how its done). Will I have to buy a new battery for my motherboard or not?

No you won't have to buy a new battery. Just take it out for 10-30seconds and put it back in. (Make sure to turn off the PSU first).  

Custom pinewood case, Corsair CX 600WRampage 3 Extreme, i7 980x (@4.2ghz) with ML240 Cooler MSI GTX 970, 24gb DDR3, 240gb OCZ Tr150 SSD + 2Tb Seagate Baracuda. 

 

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4 hours ago, fpo said:

Is the power supply turned on? 

I am pretty sure it is xD

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3 hours ago, ImadKnight said:

No you won't have to buy a new battery. Just take it out for 10-30seconds and put it back in. (Make sure to turn off the PSU first).  

Okay thanks! I am going to try this tomorrow. Thanks again!

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8 hours ago, ProfessorWater said:

I am pretty sure it is xD

Are both ends of the power cable plugged in and does the outlet have power?

 

(Someone should really make a compilation of every time Linus forgot these basic things) 

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8 hours ago, fpo said:

Are both ends of the power cable plugged in and does the outlet have power?

 

(Someone should really make a compilation of every time Linus forgot these basic things) 

Yeah they do hahaha. Still nothing unfortunately :(

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20 hours ago, ImadKnight said:

No you won't have to buy a new battery. Just take it out for 10-30seconds and put it back in. (Make sure to turn off the PSU first).  

Nothing works :(

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