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GreezyJeezy
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So I'm upgrading my friends computer.

 

Only the CPU, motherboard, psu and case are new. 

 

Same ram,HHD,gpu so all that stuff works 100%

 

It won't boot. The power LED is on tho

What I tried

 

Tested bot my ram sticks in watch slot.  Solo and together, 

 

Took out my gpu and tried with integrated graphics.

 

Changed the spots of my front panel connectors.  I tired it in jfp1 and jfp2 in the right way according to the instructions. And I tired it plugged in other ways. 

 

Made sure all the plugs are in the right way 

 

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When you say it won't boot, nothing happens(no fans or hdd spin) or just no display? 

 

Are you sure the memory is compatible? 

  

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3 minutes ago, GreezyJeezy said:

So I'm upgrading my friends computer.

 

Only the CPU, motherboard, psu and case are new. 

 

Same ram,HHD,gpu so all that stuff works 100%

 

It won't boot. The power LED is on tho

What I tried

 

Tested bot my ram sticks in watch slot.  Solo and together, 

 

Took out my gpu and tried with integrated graphics.

 

Changed the spots of my front panel connectors.  I tired it in jfp1 and jfp2 in the right way according to the instructions. And I tired it plugged in other ways. 

 

Made sure all the plugs are in the right way 

could be a bad mother board try discharging it then re plug it in

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Just now, LeapFrogMasterRace said:

Does the mobo have the latest bios? All standoffs are installed in the case? PSU on the right switch? Take it out of the case to make sure there aren't any shorts and test the psu

Ugh I have to take the board out. Okay I'll try 

 

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Is the psu working? short start it

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Old Build (sold for 290€)

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