Pc does nothing after pushing power button

[Tom300]

First time posting here, hopefully this how you do it. Basically I've put together my pc (i7 13700k, asus z790-a WiFi, rtx 3070, 1x32gb ram(bought 1x32 instead of 2x16, should still boot though), a wd blue m.2 and a gigabyte ud750gm), and after pushing the power button, the psu clicks once, aaand nothing. The rbg on the mobo works, incase that makes a difference. I've tried using different pcie/cpu holes on the psu, no difference. Even incase the mb was shorting with something in the case, I removed it, and it still clicked, and did nothing. I heavily doubt it's a motherboard failure, but im running out of options. Could it maybe be a short somewhere? I even popped out the cpu and all the pins look fine. I'm lost, I'm gonna take it to a repair shop, unless there is a easy fix to this.

[Poinkachu]

4 minutes ago, Tom300 said:

First time posting here, hopefully this how you do it. Basically I've put together my pc (i7 13700k, asus z790-a WiFi, rtx 3070, 1x32gb ram(bought 1x32 instead of 2x16, should still boot though), a wd blue m.2 and a gigabyte ud750gm), and after pushing the power button, the psu clicks once, aaand nothing. The rbg on the mobo works, incase that makes a difference. I've tried using different pcie/cpu holes on the psu, no difference. Even incase the mb was shorting with something in the case, I removed it, and it still clicked, and did nothing. I heavily doubt it's a motherboard failure, but im running out of options. Could it maybe be a short somewhere? I even popped out the cpu and all the pins look fine. I'm lost, I'm gonna take it to a repair shop, unless there is a easy fix to this.

Try testing your PSU with the paperclip trick. Does it turn on ?

[Shawn3]

What light comes up on the motherboard? Going by the manual, that board seems to have Q-LED which might point you in a particular direction

 

CPU=Red
DRAM=Yellow
VGA=White
Boot=Yellow green

[FI Fheonix]

18 minutes ago, Tom300 said:

First time posting here, hopefully this how you do it. Basically I've put together my pc (i7 13700k, asus z790-a WiFi, rtx 3070, 1x32gb ram(bought 1x32 instead of 2x16, should still boot though), a wd blue m.2 and a gigabyte ud750gm), and after pushing the power button, the psu clicks once, aaand nothing. The rbg on the mobo works, incase that makes a difference. I've tried using different pcie/cpu holes on the psu, no difference. Even incase the mb was shorting with something in the case, I removed it, and it still clicked, and did nothing. I heavily doubt it's a motherboard failure, but im running out of options. Could it maybe be a short somewhere? I even popped out the cpu and all the pins look fine. I'm lost, I'm gonna take it to a repair shop, unless there is a easy fix to this.

Do you have all the front panel connectors wired up correctly?

[Tom300]

1 hour ago, Poinkachu said:

Try testing your PSU with the paperclip trick. Does it turn on ?

I followed corsair's tutorial, the fan spun for half a second, and it made that click noise when I shorted the pins even when it was switched off..

[Tom300]

1 hour ago, Shawn3 said:

What light comes up on the motherboard? Going by the manual, that board seems to have Q-LED which might point you in a particular direction

 

CPU=Red
DRAM=Yellow
VGA=White
Boot=Yellow green

I press the power switch and the psu just clicks, the light/s simply don't turn on

[Tom300]

59 minutes ago, FI Fheonix said:

Do you have all the front panel connectors wired up correctly?

Currently I have it completely disconnected from the case. Same issue

[Shawn3]

Sounds like trying either a spare or a friends PSU if possible may be in order, to confirm if it's the issue.

[CaptainDarkstar42]

8 minutes ago, Tom300 said:

I press the power switch and the psu just clicks, the light/s simply don't turn on

Absolutely double check every connector to make sure they are plugged in to the motherboard. 

[Tom300]

10 minutes ago, Shawn3 said:

Sounds like trying either a spare or a friends PSU if possible may be in order, to confirm if it's the issue.

I don't have friends with computers powerful enough to use 2 8pin cpu and 1 6pin and 1 8pin pcie connector, and the one friend who might have it lives in a different village. :/. I think pc shop is my only option tbf

[Tom300]

9 minutes ago, CaptainDarkstar42 said:

Absolutely double check every connector to make sure they are plugged in to the motherboard. 

I already penta-checked that, nothing changed.