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Help! My pc isnt booting!

The Future Linus
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My friend and i have recently started to build a new pc, but we cant get it to boot outside of the case. We are building on a table on a carpet. We have checked to see if the ram was bad, but that woesnt it. He had touched and assembled some of the parts like the cpu, cpu fan, ram, and put the motherboard into the case with only 2 screws. we made sure that the gpu was new, and only installed immediatley before trying to turn it on. We think it may be either the cpu or the motherboard. pls send help sos

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Ya know what kids, make sure all your cables are connected properly. PC will boot up

 

Edit: First boot can take forever to complete. Take that into account. If the PC show no signs of life what so ever, recheck all connections and cables. It is important you plug them into the right PSU slot as well. And don't rush. Bad things happen when you rush

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7 minutes ago, The Future Linus said:

My friend and i have recently started to build a new pc, but we cant get it to boot outside of the case. We are building on a table on a carpet. We have checked to see if the ram was bad, but that woesnt it. He had touched and assembled some of the parts like the cpu, cpu fan, ram, and put the motherboard into the case with only 2 screws. we made sure that the gpu was new, and only installed immediatley before trying to turn it on. We think it may be either the cpu or the motherboard. pls send help sos

Are any fans running, are there any lights or beeps. Can you please list the parts you have. 

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    Gigabyte Aorus GA-AX370-GAMING 5
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    32GB DDR4 3200
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Out of interest, why take the components outside of the case to begin with?

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Case: NZXT S340 Elite // Cooler: NZXT Kraken X62 // RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB 16GB 3066MHz // Misc: NZXT Hue+

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Ben i have a Intel Pentium G4560, 1050 ti,  b250m-pro-vdh, 8 gigs of ddr 4 ram, and a sea sonic m12ii bronze evo edition

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