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Do you have a short somewhere, and is everything plugged in nice and snug?

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So i just bought the part for my new pc, I installed everything on the except for the GPU and tried to power it on by touching the 2 pin that are suppose to power the board on.

 

Everything connected. The motherboard. CPU(fan spinning) and the Power supply (fan spinning) turns on for a fraction of a second and immediately shuts down. 

 

MSI G5 motherboard

16G Fury RAM

500G SSD

EVGA Supernova 750 G2 80 Plus Gold Fully Modular Power Supply 

i7-4790K 

stock CPU fan

 

I dont have a GPU on because it didnt arrive yet, and there should be an integrated GPU in the i7 right? Or its the motherboard that doesnt support the integrated graphic card?

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Do you have a short somewhere, and is everything plugged in nice and snug?

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What do you mean by short? And yes, everything is nicely plugged in

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What do you mean by short? And yes, everything is nicely plugged in

 

 

Do you have a short somewhere, and is everything plugged in nice and snug?

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What do you mean by short? And yes, everything is nicely plugged in

 

As in two things not supposed to be touching, (wires pins etc) and are they causing an electrical short.

 

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nope, i didnt touch anything on board that i didnt need to

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reseat the cpu.

if fans spin up and then mobo shuts down. could be that the cpu is installed incorrectly

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i didnt plug the cpu cable in :P But now i cant find the CPU connector from my Power supply D:

ohhh i found it :P IT WORKED <3 THX GUYS <3 <3 <3 <3

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