Ehm i have run into a problem

[GillarN]

Hi guys, yesterday i got my new case and everything went well transferring all components from my old case to my new case, however when i power it this happens.....

 

https://youtu.be/WSn8a7WXaHA.

 

I've tried googling but haven't really gotten any answers. Also i tried switching ram which didn't work, so it's not fried ram i should be worried about.

 

Please help im dying without my pc..

[MrChavelo]

Did you plug the HDMI/Displayport/whatever cable directly into the GPU instead of the motherboard?

[Mattyd7829]

I take it that the only thing that has changed is the case? Double check ALL connections and component seating first. If you need to, completely dismantle and rebuild. Is there any chance that you could have pinched a cable with a screw somewhere?

[GillarN]

@Mattyd7829 Ill do so, but do you think u could point me in the direction of the thing/component causing this?

[Trik'Stari]

I take it that the only thing that has changed is the case? Double check ALL connections and component seating first. If you need to, completely dismantle and rebuild. Is there any chance that you could have pinched a cable with a screw somewhere?

^this, 10/10

 

Try uploading another video, of the inside of the case. film it in a well lit environment so we can see if anything isn't plugged in.  (like the 4pin CPU power cable, etc)

[Mattyd7829]

just check everything, safest way. I would start with power connections but a full rebuild may be easier and quicker than jumping about and trying to find the fault. 

[Leonard]

Hi guys, yesterday i got my new case and everything went well transferring all components from my old case to my new case, however when i power it this happens.....

 

https://youtu.be/WSn8a7WXaHA.

 

I've tried googling but haven't really gotten any answers. Also i tried switching ram which didn't work, so it's not fried ram i should be worried about.

 

Please help im dying without my pc..

The guy below, @Mattyd7829, has the best answer and for the love of god...please remover you underwear from your videos...I DON"T WANT TO SEE WHERE YOUR CROTCH HAS BEEN!

 

I take it that the only thing that has changed is the case? Double check ALL connections and component seating first. If you need to, completely dismantle and rebuild. Is there any chance that you could have pinched a cable with a screw somewhere?

[HumbleMobo]

Hi guys, yesterday i got my new case and everything went well transferring all components from my old case to my new case, however when i power it this happens.....

 

https://youtu.be/WSn8a7WXaHA.

 

I've tried googling but haven't really gotten any answers. Also i tried switching ram which didn't work, so it's not fried ram i should be worried about.

 

Please help im dying without my pc..

Unless I'm mistaken that's a dead motherboard.  It clicks on and off like that, meaning that is most likely the problem.  Alternatively it could be the PSU, it may not be outputting enough juice, or it's just dying.  In all likelihood that is a dead motherboard btw watch Linus' video on making the router, spoiler alert, his mobo dies and I kinda guessed it before he said because when he tried to power it on something very similar to what is happening to you, happened to him.

[HumbleMobo]

Hi guys, yesterday i got my new case and everything went well transferring all components from my old case to my new case, however when i power it this happens.....

 

https://youtu.be/WSn8a7WXaHA.

 

I've tried googling but haven't really gotten any answers. Also i tried switching ram which didn't work, so it's not fried ram i should be worried about.

 

Please help im dying without my pc..

Another thing that maybe happening, is that everything isn't firmly plugged in and that could be the issue.  Make sure everything is plugged in, and if it doesn't work I'm gonna say that's a dead motherboard.

[samcool55]

Did you reset the CMOS? It's possible the case intrusion thing is acting funny.

[GillarN]

@samcool55 how does one reset the CMOS, my motherboard is the asus p8z68-v

[samcool55]

how does one reset the CMOS, my motherboard is the asus p8z68-v

There is somewhere a button battery, remove that and pull the power cord for a couple of seconds, take 30-60 seconds to be sure. After that put the power cord back and put the battery back and try to boot again.

[GillarN]

Here is a clear shot of the motherboard

EDIT sorry for the rotated picture