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7 minutes ago, Knawlege said:

I took my video card out when trying this

what else did you removed? Usually its the RAM when this happens. try to reseat the RAM or booting in one stick if you're on dual channel.

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Hey i recently changed my PC case and when i was done I pushed the on button, all fans spun up, the little speaker thing beeped and then the fans stopped, then started

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this is a mistake my mate made twice. make sure you plug the cpu power in to the top right of the mother board. could be 4/6/8 pin. easy to forget i guess. :)

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Did you only change the case? It sounds that the power draw is too high. 

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check all your power cables

 

also check if you plugged in the front panel headers to the correct place.

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Just now, Dionyz said:

Did you only change the case? It sounds that the power draw is too high. 

i changed the case, aer rgb fans and a 100i v2 cooler, but i unplugged all of them and still got the proplem

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2 minutes ago, TimBoBaggins said:

this is a mistake my mate made twice. make sure you plug the cpu power in to the top right of the mother board. could be 4/6/8 pin. easy to forget i guess. :)

nope cpu power is plugged in.

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1 minute ago, Knawlege said:

nope cpu power is plugged in.

ok. i am sorry then i can't help. i hope you find the solution :)

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Just now, Knawlege said:

nope cpu power is plugged in.

mobo 24 pin power?

 

reseat the RAMs just in case

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3 minutes ago, dragoon20005 said:

check all your power cables

 

also check if you plugged in the front panel headers to the correct place.

im positive the front pannel header are correct, but ll keep looking for missing or loose power cabels

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1 minute ago, Knawlege said:

im positive the front pannel header are correct, but ll keep looking for missing or loose power cabels

I vaguely remember I had a issue like this. I think I was trying to plug my video card in when the computer was on. Making it turn off. 

 

Make sure your video card is plugged in all the way.

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Just now, Dionyz said:

I vaguely remember I had a issue like this. I think I was trying to plug my video card in when the computer was on. Making it turn off. 

 

Make sure your video card is plugged in all the way.

I took my video card out when trying this

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7 minutes ago, Knawlege said:

I took my video card out when trying this

what else did you removed? Usually its the RAM when this happens. try to reseat the RAM or booting in one stick if you're on dual channel.

CPU: Intel Core i5-6600k 4.4GHz | Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX Z270F Gaming | Cooler: Cryorig H7 | RAM: GSkill Ripjaws V 8GB 2x4 3200 MHz | GPU: MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X | PSU: Seasonic G-550w 80+ Gold Certified, Semi Modular | Storage: 250GB Samsung 850 EVO, 1TB Western Digital Caviar Blue | Case: NZXT S340 Elite (Black/Red) | Monitor: BenQ XL2411 144hz | Keyboard: Corsair STRAFE RGB Cherry MX Silent | Mouse: Corsair M65 Pro RGB

 

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