Where have I gone wrong?

[Batteries]

Hi, thanks for having a read and possibly helping.

Today I've tried upgrading my motherboard and CPU from an x4 880K to an i5-4590. I've tried plugging everything in but when I try either pressing the power button or briefing the pins, nothing happens. And when I say nothing happens, absolutely nothing. I have no idea what I've broken, especially because the same thing happens when I try reinstalling my old motherboard band processor.

 

This is really frustrating me and any help will be appreciated.

 

[SpookyCitrus]

Does the power supply have an on/off switch? Is it in the on position?

Are the front panel wires connected correctly?

 

[goto10]

take a picture of the power button cable, in the first picture it seems that you did not connected anything there but i cant see well

 

if you didnt connected power button, when you press it, nothing will hapen

 

all i can see is pc speaker

 

take a picture of the entire pc to see how you connected everything

 

also seems that the only ram module is not well inserted

[Enderman]

It doesn't look like your power button is plugged in.

[Batteries]

15 minutes ago, Enderman said:

It doesn't look like your power button is plugged in.

It isn't any more because I took it out of the case to test. I've been trying to use a metal screwdriver to power it on anyway.

[Batteries]

20 minutes ago, goto10 said:

take a picture of the power button cable, in the first picture it seems that you did not connected anything there but i cant see well

 

if you didnt connected power button, when you press it, nothing will hapen

 

all i can see is pc speaker

 

take a picture of the entire pc to see how you connected everything

 

also seems that the only ram module is not well inserted

The ram is fine, I just checked it. The front io isn't connected because it is outside of the case. I used a metal screwdriver to try power on.

[Batteries]

22 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Does the power supply have an on/off switch? Is it in the on position?

Are the front panel wires connected correctly?

 

Power supply is turned on, both at the wall and on the unit.

[goto10]

then push properly ram into the slot, also the psu connectors, i cant see them well

 

what psu is it? has a power button that psu?

 

also i dont see where you connected the cpu fan

[Batteries]

16 minutes ago, goto10 said:

then push properly ram into the slot, also the psu connectors, i cant see them well

 

what psu is it? has a power button that psu?

 

also i dont see where you connected the cpu fan

CPU fan is connected to a 3 pin connector labelled CPU fan. The ram is properly installed, the PSU isn't modular so all the cabels are installed in there. It's an EVGA 500w 

[goto10]

if none of the two motherboards turn on this way, and you are using the same psu, i would try with another psu

 

are you reusing ram between the two motherboards?

[Batteries]

12 hours ago, goto10 said:

if none of the two motherboards turn on this way, and you are using the same psu, i would try with another psu

 

are you reusing ram between the two motherboards?

I'm using the same ram for both

[Batteries]

***UPDATE***

 

I'm pretty sure I've found a, if not the issue. One of the pins in the socket is bent but I don't know if that is the cause of the pc not turning on at all. Also I forgot to say that when I first plugged it in and hit the on button there was a brief flash from the led on the top of the case and a quiet clicking noise.