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    Question Cant boot new motherboard, tested new parts, but it won't start.. Please advice

    It's possible your cpu is frying your motherboard. I would maybe replace the motherboard one more time and not place the old cpu in it at all. I'm not sure my issue was, I replaced the psu and cpu and my system was able to post. My old psu was able to post a different motherboard but it may have...
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    Question Cant boot new motherboard, tested new parts, but it won't start.. Please advice

    Did the cpu fry the motherboard too? Or did it not allow the Mobo to post?
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    Question Cant boot new motherboard, tested new parts, but it won't start.. Please advice

    It seems like we both have the same issues. My psu passed the paperclip test and even powered on their motherboard but failed to with mine. I have also tried testing a new motherboard with the psu and no lights either. I think my psu maybe frying my motherboard but am in the process of ordering...
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    Question Will shorting the pwr switch with only the psu turn on lights

    it doesn't prove nothing because the last 3 board showed zero signs of life, no fans no lights... if the new power supply proves it can at least power the motherboard the test proves that it was the old power supply causing the issues to some extent. I want to at least confirm the board has the...
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    Question Will shorting the pwr switch with only the psu turn on lights

    I'm just worried about the possibility of the cpu frying my motherboard because I've received 3 DOA motherboards as of late. I think the power supply is the issue and bought a new one to confirm.
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    Question Will shorting the pwr switch with only the psu turn on lights

    I want to test my motherboard to check for signs of life before I place my cpu in it. Am I able to just connect the psu to the motherboard, a GIGABYTE B450M DS3H, and have lights turn on?
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    [SOLVED] Can a faulty cpu fry a motherboard?

    I've possibly had 3 boards arrive DOA, however that is unlikely. Ive narrowed it down to my power supply or cpu frying the motherboard. I think it is more likely that the psu is the issue but how likely is it the cpu causing the issues?
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    [SOLVED] is the paperclip test enough?

    I've already determined my power supply works with the paperclip test, however it will no post my motherboard. Chances are its my motherboard but is the paperclip test sufficient to boot the motherboard?
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    [SOLVED] New build won't turn on

    So after testing my last motherboard I came to the conclusion that it was DOA. I just received a new one today and I just test only the motherboard, cpu, cpu fan, and the power supply. I plugged the 24 pin connector and cpu connector snug. After placing the screwdriver on the pwr switch nothing...
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    [SOLVED] New build won't turn on

    So after testing my last motherboard I came to the conclusion that it was DOA. I just received a new one today and I just test only the motherboard, cpu, cpu fan, and the power supply. I plugged the 24 pin connector and cpu connector snug. After placing the screwdriver on the pwr switch nothing...
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    [SOLVED] New build won't turn on

    No life at all. I removed everything besides the cpu, cpu fan, cpu connector, and the 24 pin connector. Does this mean my motherboard is most likely DOA?
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    [SOLVED] New build won't turn on

    Should I removed the usb2.0, 3.0, F-Audio, and sata cables as well? Also does it matter if it is in the case?
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    [SOLVED] New build won't turn on

    PC build: Motherboard:GIGABYTE B450M DS3H PSU: CORSAIR CX-M Series CX550M Processor: AMD RYZEN 5 2600 6-Core 3.4 GHz SSD: Team Group GX2 2.5" 512GB SATA III Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) Ram: GeIL EVO SPEAR 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3000 GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 1660 SC ULTRA...
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    Radeon 6670 default fan speed at 83%.

    Listen to what?
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    Do i need to turn on high performance mode to overclock on CCC

    On CCC it says "clock settings are only applied when gpu is running on high performance mode." Do I need to put my computer on high performance mode or will it automatically go on when gaming?
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