Can I Boot My Computer Up?

[itzjitter]

Hey guys, so i just built my computer (my first build) and i think its ready for its first launch. Only thing holding me back is there are two cords that arent plugged into anything and i cant seem to find where they go (manual doesnt show). Here are some pictures of it so far, can you guys tell me if you see anything wrong before i plug it in? thanks!

http://gyazo.com/796eb717322b8c0a2653d35cb21c87a5
http://gyazo.com/930d7a2db3175d7c42a9dd4f5f99fad2
http://gyazo.com/4b8fecc6e0dde9154e22b63580267d6f

extra cords:
http://gyazo.com/bdedcb1c6ac2380911301dd8786b6df6
http://gyazo.com/e703ee4680c00d71e89eafb21c291378

 

[fudgecakes99]

Are those cords coming from your power supply unit? The look like they could possibly be fan headers. Do you know what they're connected to? If it 's the power supply unit thats fine not all power supply cords have to be plugged in.

 

[itzjitter]

Are those cords coming from your power supply unit? The look like they could possibly be fan headers. Do you know what they're connected to? If it 's the power supply unit thats fine not all power supply cords have to be plugged in.

yea both cords are from the power supply and i cant find a plugin for them ;p
but ok awesome does it look good to start up? (i know my cable management is garbage lol)

 

[fudgecakes99]

Zip ties zip ties and more zip ties. And those little black twisty things that come with the psu. Just loop a few through some holes by the hd drives and you should be cable tie'n like a pro.

 

[fudgecakes99]

Also that cpu fan plug is a little close to the fan it might get chopped off. I'd recommend moving it to the side or unplug it and have it rest on top of the thick motherboard power plug.

 

[itzjitter]

Also that cpu fan plug is a little close to the fan it might get chopped off. I'd recommend moving it to the side or unplug it and have it rest on top of the thick motherboard power plug.

hey so i booted it up and got some issues
everything gets powered on, though i do not have a video signal ( i tried both HDMI and VGA)
also i dont know if this is bad or not but the only actual fan i saw working was the CPU fan, the case fans, gpu, and psu fan was still.
any help?
heres my build if it helps
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/VDQV8d

 

[fudgecakes99]

You probably didn't plug in those fan headers. Did you install the o.s.? You should get some sort of video signal.

Regarding the fans not working look around the inside of the case. Their should be a few things attached to the case that you can plug into. Try and find the appropriate power plug from the psu.

Strange you should get something from the iris graphics on your intel cpu.
Is the gpu all the way in. You should've heard a click when it went in. But be careful about pulling it out because their might be a latch on the bottom of the pcb connecting it to the board. Give it a decent press on it to make sure it's connected.