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Got a problem with the pc won't post

vramnik7
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Ok here's the story I've replace my old cpu block it's the stock and install a water block cm storm seidon 120 v and I removed all the cables from my rig then put the block all cables back and when I start pc only the fans work and the block....... no post no beeps no nothing can any1 help me I will appreciate it!!!!!

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check all the cables again. ensure the gpu is pushed in all the way and obviously plug your cable into the gpu output 

 

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so you're getting nothing on your monitor?

 

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did you reseat the cpu? 

 

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ok. do you have a fan plugged into the cpu fan header? 

 

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unfortunately i don't know what's wrong then :/ 

 

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13 minutes ago, vramnik7 said:

Ok here's the story I've replace my old cpu block it's the stock and install a water block cm storm seidon 120 v and I removed all the cables from my rig then put the block all cables back and when I start pc only the fans work and the block....... no post no beeps no nothing can any1 help me I will appreciate it!!!!!

Is everything plugged in?

Is the switch on the power supply on?

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Just now, Sportiva said:

Is everything plugged in?

Is the switch on the power supply on?

Yes it's all plunge I think the front little cables for power turn off I think I fk up them I will try to turn them around to see

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10 minutes ago, Joe11221 said:

Just a thought, not really sure if you've done this already, try unplugging the gpu, use integrated gpu, unplug the cpu 8 pin connector, plug it back in and try to boot. 

On my card is 6 and I try it

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