First build not even booting

[LixCoffee]

just built today, my first build ever and as expected, somewhere along the lines I messed up. 

It's not even powering up. PSU is plugged it, every thing is connected as far as I'm aware. 

Specs are 

CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 3300X 3.8 GHz Quad-Core Processor 
Motherboard: Gigabyte B450 AORUS M Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard 
Memory: G.Skill Aegis 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory 
Storage: PNY CS900 120 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive 
Storage: Seagate Barracuda Compute 2 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive 
Video Card: Asus GeForce GTX 970 4 GB STRIX Video Card 
Case: Cooler Master N200 MicroATX Mini Tower Case 
Power Supply: Corsair CX (2017) 450 Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply

No clue what to do, watched a video step by step and the motherboard bios should be updated as it should be ready for 3000 series ryzen

 

Yah uh any help would be appreciated

[piratemonkey]

Do the fans spin when you press the power button?

[EmoChipmonk]

I would try reseating everything one at a time.

[LixCoffee]

1 minute ago, piratemonkey said:

Do the fans spin when you press the power button?

No, nothing happens

[piratemonkey]

3 minutes ago, LixCoffee said:

No, nothing happens

If the front IO is plugged in correctly, and the PSU fan doesn't spin, it's either the mother board or the PSU.

 

Is there any clicking when you turn it on?

[-rascal-]

6 minutes ago, LixCoffee said:

No, nothing happens

 

Double check to make sure you wired the case's power and reset buttons properly.

 

Also flip the PSU 180* so the fan is facing down.

The case also has a dust filter at the bottom, dedicated for the PSU.

[Sukhoikip]

Make sure the PSU's connections are firmly in place, half the time when I set up my bench PSU the board won't turn on because the 24 pin didn't plug in all the way. If it turns on and all the fans sit at full blast, you need to plug in the 8/4 pin CPU connector.

And did you test everything before installing it?

[LixCoffee]

2 minutes ago, Sukhoikip said:

Make sure the PSU's connections are firmly in place, half the time when I set up my bench PSU the board won't turn on because the 24 pin didn't plug in all the way. If it turns on and all the fans sit at full blast, you need to plug in the 8/4 pin CPU connector.

And did you test everything before installing it?

GPU guaranteed to work as it did yesterday, PSU and CPU arrived today in the mail, there was none damage on any of the packages and I haven't dropped anything. So I wouldn't think anything would be broken

[LixCoffee]

18 minutes ago, piratemonkey said:

If the front IO is plugged in correctly, and the PSU fan doesn't spin, it's either the mother board or the PSU.

 

Is there any clicking when you turn it on?

No, nothing clicks

[Sukhoikip]

Just now, LixCoffee said:

GPU guaranteed to work as it did yesterday, PSU and CPU arrived today in the mail, there was none damage on any of the packages and I haven't dropped anything. So I wouldn't think anything would be broken

Even if you have every reason to believe the parts are fine, it's best to do a dry run on the motherboard box before you go to the trouble of putting the PC together. I doubt you'd have a parts issue on new stuff but every item you can confirm is fine saves you a step of troubleshooting. If you do decide to take the board out, remember you can short out the pwr pins with a screwdriver or something among the front panel connector pins to start it.

[piratemonkey]

3 minutes ago, LixCoffee said:

No, nothing clicks

Make sure everything is plugged in correctly, especially the 24 pin. It may feel like you pushing too hard, but you aren't.

[LixCoffee]

33 minutes ago, piratemonkey said:

If the front IO is plugged in correctly, and the PSU fan doesn't spin, it's either the mother board or the PSU.

 

Is there any clicking when you turn it on?

There is a -/+ p led

A  -/+ h.d.d led

Power SW

Reset Sw

Maybe I did something wrong here

[Sukhoikip]

5 minutes ago, LixCoffee said:

There is a -/+ p led

A  -/+ h.d.d led

Power SW

Reset Sw

Maybe I did something wrong here

*Most* cases label their front panel connectors about the same way as the board. PWR SW is the power switch (if you couldn't tell), as long as that connector from the case is on both pins of it it'll work. Both of the sets of LED pins do care about orientation but you won't kill anything plugging them in backwards for a bit.

[LixCoffee]

yeah still no boot, no fan spinning. don't know what's going on

[LixCoffee]

4 minutes ago, LixCoffee said:

yeah still no boot, no fan spinning. don't know what's going on

never mind I didn't read the whole labels, ahahaha well thanks for the feedback anyone everyone 

It posted which is a relief so, thanks again