I don't even know.

[Ahov]

I've just lost hope at this point. I have no clue what to do, as shown in my last posts my PC just up and stopped working after I moved my hdd. Psu won't even turn on in the system, tried it with another PSU, nothing. Tried it with so much different shit. I assume the motherboard is fried, and I just don't know how to test that. The who thing is out of the case on the box, I've tried jumping the mobo on with a flat head and nothing so I just don't know what to do. 

[MoonlightSylv]

It's probably the motherboard or CPU, the only way to test it is to get new components....

[007agentHP]

well do you have old hardware to test?

i'd suggest if you have more than 1 ram stick, pull all but one out and test different sockets

use the motherboard video (if possible)

ensure all connections are safe (24 pin motherboard, 8 pin cpu, sata power for drives, pcie power for gpu, etc)

 

[Ahov]

4 minutes ago, 007agentHP said:

well do you have old hardware to test?

i'd suggest if you have more than 1 ram stick, pull all but one out and test different sockets

use the motherboard video (if possible)

ensure all connections are safe (24 pin motherboard, 8 pin cpu, sata power for drives, pcie power for gpu, etc)

 

Nope, can't really do any of that, this is the only board I have with te right socket for the 6th generation CPU, and only have 1 stick of this ram 

[007agentHP]

Just now, Ahov said:

Nope, can't really do any of that, this is the only board I have with te right socket for the 6th generation CPU, and only have 1 stick of this ram 

from your build

you can try diffierent ram sockets

you can try running off of the motherboard for video

[Ahov]

4 hours ago, 007agentHP said:

from your build

you can try diffierent ram sockets

you can try running off of the motherboard for video

I would but the thing won't even turn on. I plan on rmaing my motherboard sometime this week

[Evanair]

I've done this a few times... is the 4/8 pin plugged in? Also plugged the 4 pin in sideways before. Gives the results you mentioned. I know you connected another PSU, but I thought I'd suggest double checking to be on the safe side.

 

Also, reset your bios with the jumper (or remove the battery for 30sec). 

 

Hope it helps.

[Ahov]

Legit if any of you know what you're doing I'll Skype you and do pretty much whatever to try and get my rig up