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8MrSteel
By 8MrSteel
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Hello i am new to this forms so im sorry if i did this wrong. So my pc dosent power up. i replaced the mobo and psu just to make sure still nothing i said maby its the cpu and i tested it on my other pc and i woked just fine so there is something wrong with my pc. When i press the power button nothing happens no leds, no fans spinning, no beeps. Please help me 

 

 

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My pc now does one beep but still no fans or leds

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Try reconnecting everything properly, or at least checking to make sure they are connected properly.

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How about removing your GPU and trying to power up without it?

I had faulty gpu from factory that made it do this.

And make shure you have power button wire connected to right position.

 

If that doesnt work start removing your devices 1 by 1 like harddrives, ssd's, disk drives etc..

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