Hey guys, I thought I almost had a PC build and at a good point to start doing more like the Bios, but for there are issues with it. The motherboard (which is a ROG Strix 550-F (Wifi) Gaming) seems to light up with means everything is plugged in as they should, but the fans don't turn on, and the PC's power button doesn't light up when pressed. Not sure what's even going on, since it appears that all the cords are being used and not a single one is left alone. I had never made a PC from scratch before, but wanted to try my hand at making a PC for the first time and gain some experience with building one, but I have no idea how go about with it when dealing with the problems, even with all the various instructions I read up on! I have these current pieces for the PC:
Cooler Master Mastercase H500 ARGB Tower
Corsair H100i RGB Platinum Liquid PC Cooler
GEFORCE GTX 750Ti GPU Boost 2.0 Graphics Card
Cooler Master Addressable RGB LED Controller
Corsair RM750 ATX Power Supply
ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming (Wi-Fi) Motherboard
Ryzen 3rd Gen AMD Processor (PCIe 4.0 ready)
Here is how the Front Panel Connectors are in the system as of now, just in case they might be a part of the issue:
https://ibb.co/9w8NRkz
Honestly, building a PC would probably a great experience, since then it'll be slightly easier to do in the future if parts had to be swapped or if a new one had to be made from the ground-up if I learned from doing this one. Any kind of help would be appreciated, just hoping to make something epic out of this, or at least something that'll work!
Cooler Master Mastercase H500 ARGB Tower
Corsair H100i RGB Platinum Liquid PC Cooler
GEFORCE GTX 750Ti GPU Boost 2.0 Graphics Card
Cooler Master Addressable RGB LED Controller
Corsair RM750 ATX Power Supply
ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming (Wi-Fi) Motherboard
Ryzen 3rd Gen AMD Processor (PCIe 4.0 ready)
Here is how the Front Panel Connectors are in the system as of now, just in case they might be a part of the issue:
https://ibb.co/9w8NRkz
Honestly, building a PC would probably a great experience, since then it'll be slightly easier to do in the future if parts had to be swapped or if a new one had to be made from the ground-up if I learned from doing this one. Any kind of help would be appreciated, just hoping to make something epic out of this, or at least something that'll work!