red light by 24 pin

[Technomancer__]

when i plug in my pc a light flashes by my 24 pin and it cant boot

i tried cmos clear but didnt worked

my motherboard is msi z170 pc mate

thanks,

[Mutoh]

Is this a new build? If so did you test the PSU beforehand and did you make sure your RAM is in the right DIMM slots on the mobo? If not, did you change anything in your PC recently?

[Technomancer__]

Just now, Mutoh said:

Is this a new build? If so did you test the PSU beforehand and did you make sure your RAM is in the right DIMM slots on the mobo? If not, did you change anything in your PC recently?

the psu is brand new its the corsar rm1000i that has a 10 year warranty

its a one year old pc not new build 

[Mutoh]

1 minute ago, Ethocreeper said:

the psu is brand new its the corsar rm1000i that has a 10 year warranty

its a one year old pc not new build 

Okay so you swapped your PSU then? Does your PC still work with the old PSU?

[knightslugger]

time to "short the pins" and see what voltages you get. or just RMA everything.

[Technomancer__]

 

1 minute ago, Mutoh said:

Okay so you swapped your PSU then? Does your PC still work with the old PSU?

going to try old psu now wait 5 min

[Mutoh]

Just now, Ethocreeper said:

 

going to try old psu now wait 5 min

Okay cool, let us know

[xDylanio]

Just now, Ethocreeper said:

 

going to try old psu now wait 5 min

waits 5 minutes

[Technomancer__]

10 minutes ago, Mutoh said:

Okay so you swapped your PSU then? Does your PC still work with the old PSU?

no it doesnt

[Technomancer__]

8 minutes ago, xDylanio said:

waits 5 minutes

waited 7 minutes

[Mutoh]

Just now, Ethocreeper said:

no it doesnt

Hmm, you havent changed anything else in the computer right? Just the PSU? Silly question but does your wall socket work with other things?

[Technomancer__]

Just now, Mutoh said:

Hmm, you havent changed anything else in the computer right? Just the PSU? Silly question but does your wall socket work with other things?

the psu and the case which doent matter

[Technomancer__]

2 minutes ago, Mutoh said:

Hmm, you havent changed anything else in the computer right? Just the PSU? Silly question but does your wall socket work with other things?

3 minutes please

wait as i try all 25 wall sockets behind my pc

[Mutoh]

3 minutes ago, Ethocreeper said:

the psu and the case which doent matter

Have you considered breadboarding it to test? I know it seems silly but your case could also cause a short if something on the mobo is touching it. Did you use all the standoffs required?

 

Maybe if you have the time you can try that and if it still isnt working then I would maybe consider looking up RMA options. 

 

 

 

Also your new PSU is modular so make sure you are plugging in your cables in the right places too. 

 

[Technomancer__]

1 minute ago, Mutoh said:

Have you considered breadboarding it to test? I know it seems silly but your case could also cause a short if something on the mobo is touching it. Did you use all the standoffs required?

 

Maybe if you have the time you can try that and if it still isnt working then I would maybe consider looking up RMA options. 

 

no one of 25 works going to rma

[Mutoh]

1 minute ago, Ethocreeper said:

no one of 25 works going to rma

I really suggest you breadboard it first (run it outside the case) before you do an RMA. You might find it works. If it doesn't then consider RMA'ing things.

 

 

 

try to build it on something like the box the mobo came in and don't build on carpets to reduce the change of you mucking something up with static.

[Technomancer__]

2 minutes ago, Mutoh said:

Have you considered breadboarding it to test? I know it seems silly but your case could also cause a short if something on the mobo is touching it. Did you use all the standoffs required?

 

Maybe if you have the time you can try that and if it still isnt working then I would maybe consider looking up RMA options. 

 

 

 

Also your new PSU is modular so make sure you are plugging in your cables in the right places too. 

 

all standoffs installed

cables in the correct place

[Technomancer__]

1 minute ago, Mutoh said:

I really suggest you breadboard it first (run it outside the case) before you do an RMA. You might find it works. If it doesn't then consider RMA'ing things.

already did

[Mutoh]

1 minute ago, Ethocreeper said:

already did

Well that's unfortunate. Maybe somebody else can chime in and help out in case I'm missing something.