Pc Not Powering

[EliteJcoombs]

Hello, I recently just moved my build into a new case, and it doesn't post. Any assistance? I did not take or touch my COU from the socket, and I checked the reset switch, power switch, etc cords, and redid those three times. I also made sure all components were plugged in multiple times. The graphics card has a single white light indicating power, but when I hit the power button, it flashes another light red on the graphics card, then white again. Also, none of my fans spin up while connected to a fan controller that is powered with molex, so I believe it may be my power supply, yet the graphics card shows light, so I could be wrong.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

1 minute ago, EliteJcoombs said:

Hello, I recently just moved my build into a new case, and it doesn't post. Any assistance? I did not take or touch my COU from the socket, and I checked the reset switch, power switch, etc cords, and redid those three times. I also made sure all components were plugged in multiple times. The graphics card has a single white light indicating power, but when I hit the power button, it flashes another light red on the graphics card, then white again. Also, none of my fans spin up while connected to a fan controller that is powered with molex, so I believe it may be my power supply, yet the graphics card shows light, so I could be wrong.

 

Nice MasterCard cash card by the way. Have you tried booting without the GPU? Have only the board, CPU and ram and try to boot with those.

[EliteJcoombs]

I'll try that out, I had no display with the GPU in, while testing motherboard VGA, and GPU HDMI. I'll unhook the GPU fully and test real quick.

[EliteJcoombs]

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[KenjiUmino]

4 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

Nice MasterCard cash card by the way.

can you read the numbers tho? i'm too lazy to zoom in right now

[EliteJcoombs]

Without GPU plugged in, it's alive!!!

[EliteJcoombs]

Rip GPU?

[Sors]

There's also a chance the system works without the GPU because it's demanding less power from the PSU,  Could be either of the 2.

 

But is strange that a component fails because you moved it, could have been a bad contact between the PCIE slot and the GPU. 

[EliteJcoombs]

True, I'll try once again with the GPU, maybe it was a bad contact.

[EliteJcoombs]

GPU does not want to work with it, I previously had all these components together in another case except the two LED fans, but I don't see those drawing an extra 100 watts.

[EliteJcoombs]

PC now works, I switched out the PCI-E power cord to a different one, and now it works lol.