Hello, without the case, I connected the PSU to the motherboard. I connected the 24PIN ATX split cable to the 24PIN ATX ports on the top right of the PSU and the other end to the EATXPWR port of the motherboard.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12645/the-corsair-ax1600i-psu-review-unparalleled-performance/2
Then, I used a EPS cable to connect Port 10 at the bottom of the PSU to the EATX12V port of the motherboard.
I also connected the Noctua NH-D15S cooler to the CPU_Fan port of the motherboard.
When I turned on the PSU, the LEDs on the motherboard were on but nothing showed up on the screen. The Fan also did not move. I chatted with an ASUS agent. He asked me to remove everything except for the CPU and took out the CMOS battery. Wait for 30 sec and put it back and reconnected the two cables. After I turned on the PSU, same thing. LEDs were on but nothing on the screen nor the fan is moving. The agent asked me to RMA it. He thinks it is DOA of motherboard but did not rule out the possibility of DOA of RAM as well.
Based on your experience, what is happening?
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12645/the-corsair-ax1600i-psu-review-unparalleled-performance/2
Then, I used a EPS cable to connect Port 10 at the bottom of the PSU to the EATX12V port of the motherboard.
I also connected the Noctua NH-D15S cooler to the CPU_Fan port of the motherboard.
When I turned on the PSU, the LEDs on the motherboard were on but nothing showed up on the screen. The Fan also did not move. I chatted with an ASUS agent. He asked me to remove everything except for the CPU and took out the CMOS battery. Wait for 30 sec and put it back and reconnected the two cables. After I turned on the PSU, same thing. LEDs were on but nothing on the screen nor the fan is moving. The agent asked me to RMA it. He thinks it is DOA of motherboard but did not rule out the possibility of DOA of RAM as well.
Based on your experience, what is happening?