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Dangerboyy
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It'll be easier to troubleshoot if you take everything apart. But here's one more thing: Check if your CPU 8pin power is plugged in correctly all the way in. Other than that I think you've done pretty much everything.

If a pin in the cpu socket is bent, how can I fix that?

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If a pin in the cpu socket is bent, how can I fix that?

RMA the board and tell them you received the board like this :P.

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RMA the board and tell them you received the board like this :P.

The guy who helped me pick parts at MicroCenter agreed to help me assess the issue, but thanks for all the help and patience.

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RMA the board and tell them you received the board like this :P.

So I tried 2 psus and 2 motherboards. The computer turns on, but if any peripherals are connected to the psu the pc will not turn on.

Core i5 4690k @ 3.8 GHz |  Hyperx Fury 8gb ddr3 1600mhz  |  GIGABYTE Z97-MX Gaming-5  |  Cooler Master Hyper T4  |  XFX R9 390 8gb  |  Corsair CX750M  |  NZXT H440 Black & Blue  |  Samsung 850 EVO 240gb  |  WD BLUE 1TB  |  ASUS VG248QE 144hz & ASUS VX238H

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did you assemble out od the case at all?

I assembled the motherboard out of the case, if that is what you mean.

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i meant did you assemble and run out of the case ( breadboard )..??

No.

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If a pin in the cpu socket is bent, how can I fix that?

lol rip

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lol rip

It wasn't a bent pin. MicroCenter is currently diagnosing it. Imagine if I put your reply as the solution

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