new system wont boot

[100101]

Im building a new pc and it wont turn on on the test bench. I made sure to plug in all power connectors and already tried to reseat the RAM and GPU. I don’t get a video output and there are no lights anywhere to confirm power delivery but none of the fans started spinning. I already tried to short the power pins with multiple objects and even the case power button won’t do it. There must be something I am missing? Any help would be appreciated. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fNvJt7

[aledsav1]

lots of pictures but none show the psu?

 

have you plugged the psu in properly 24 pin and 4/8 pin?

 

have you tested the psu on its own, short the pins in picture (with out it plugged into mobo)

[100101]

9 minutes ago, aledsav1 said:

lots of pictures but none show the psu?

 

have you plugged the psu in properly 24 pin and 4/8 pin?

 

have you tested the psu on its own, short the pins in picture (with out it plugged into mobo)

I tested it and the psu fan spins. I plugged in a 8pin for the cpu the 24 pin into the motherboard and two 8pins into the gpu. Am I missing any?

[aledsav1]

no all seems correct..but I would remove gpu and just test the board with cpu and 1 stick of ram..you are shorting/connecting to the right front panel header power sw pins yes? the coloured pins section..usually 3rd n 4th pins top row from the left

 

if that does not work, remove the cpu power cable 4/8 pin and see if board powers up if it does you know its either the psu or the motherboard/cpu area issue

 

if its modular psu? you have all the cables correctly plugged in psu end?

 

 

[silencer12]

1 hour ago, aledsav1 said:

lots of pictures but none show the psu?

 

have you plugged the psu in properly 24 pin and 4/8 pin?

 

have you tested the psu on its own, short the pins in picture (with out it plugged into mobo)

Power-supply listed in the PC part-picker link.

 

Seasonic b12 BC 650 bronze.

[100101]

Solved it. It did not have anything to with my pc. My multiple socket outlet was at fault and probably didn’t deliver enough power. I worked when I plugged it directly into the wall. Thank you for the help nonetheless.

[Whatisthis]

20 minutes ago, 100101 said:

Solved it. It did not have anything to with my pc. My multiple socket outlet was at fault and probably didn’t deliver enough power. I worked when I plugged it directly into the wall. Thank you for the help nonetheless.

Helpful suggestion - You may want to look into a line conditioner. APC makes the line 1200r which is what I personally use. It is a surge protector on steroids - smooths out any voltage fluctuations and filters the power so it’s clean for your computer. Helps prevent issues due to a bad electrical grid.