NEW PC NOT POSTING

[Greenish]

Update: We accidently forgot to plug the CPU power pin into the PSU and the lights on the motherbaord turned on. (Dont think its a PSU problem)

 

Hey guys,

I am currently helping a friend build a PC. The specs he is running are

CPU: i7-8700k

CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken X62

Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix Z370-E

RAM: 32GB 4x8gb G.Skill Trident Z

PSU: Corsair RX750W

Case: NZXT S340 Elite

If you want to know further about specs just ask.

 

I have been searching for answers to this and I found that other people have had problems with the NZXT S340 Elite Power switch. The computer is not posting or showing any sign of power the fans are not spinning. I think it also may be a problem with the way that the IO ports are plugged in on the motherboard (tbh idk). I have tried Jump Starting but have had no success (I have never jump started something before so I probably did it wrong)

Any Suggestions or Ideas are greatly appreciated.

 

Thank You in advanced

Oliver

[Matthew Waring]

I assume you have already tried this but make sure that everything is plugged in. If everything is, I would get a measuring tools like a multimeter and test the motherboard to see if it may be dead since that is very possible.

[userzero]

Try turning the power sw round on the header

[Greenish]

3 minutes ago, Matthew Waring said:

I assume you have already tried this but make sure that everything is plugged in. If everything is, I would get a measuring tools like a multimeter and test the motherboard to see if it may be dead since that is very possible.

I have tried all the normal things to try when I computer is not booting. I have unplugged all the cables from the motherboard and plugged them back in.

[Greenish]

4 minutes ago, userzero said:

Try turning the power sw round on the header

Tried that already. 

[userzero]

Briefly bridge the power sw header pins and switch on the power to determine if the power switch itself is faulty.

[Greenish]

2 minutes ago, userzero said:

Briefly bridge the power sw header pins and switch on the power to determine if the power switch itself is faulty.

K thx I will try that

[Greenish]

7 minutes ago, userzero said:

Briefly bridge the power sw header pins and switch on the power to determine if the power switch itself is faulty.

No. I had no luck

[JeJaRaLa]

4 minutes ago, Greenish said:

No. I had no luck

test the psu with a paper clip

[Greenish]

4 minutes ago, JeJaRaLa said:

test the psu with a paper clip

how?

[JeJaRaLa]

1 minute ago, Greenish said:

how?

unplug all the cables from the pc before test

 

 

when you do taht if the psu is working the fan inside of it will be spining

[Greenish]

18 minutes ago, JeJaRaLa said:

unplug all the cables from the pc before test

 

 

when you do taht if the psu is working the fan inside of it will be spining

k thnx. Its like 1am where I am rn so I will try it in the morning