Mobo partially working?Wtf!

[Prashmith Saroha]

Hi guys i have a msi z97S Sli krait ediot mono
Corsair vs 650
Intel i5
Corsair vs 8gb 1600mhz

Now here is my issue.
The pc is brand new,as soon as i press power button the pc powers on,
all fans spin but no power in usb ports,no display in hdmi,vga

in short nothing works just fans spin. Whats wrong here??

I cannont afford mobo failure.if so i am in biiig trouble.

Please help guys🙂

 

[juanrdp]

My first option would be that the CPU the MB or the Memory are failing.

You get the fans working because the powe button thru the MB is just prowering on the PSU just like if you shortcircuit the PSU connector not because the Pc is working.

Do you hear any beeps?

 

[Shaun o]

When you first power your new system up.
If all the fans spin but you get no post from the bios of the motherboard, by an audible set of posting beep codes or if the board has a two digit lcd error display on the motherboard.

And you also get no power to any usb ports, or get any video signal output from the video ports of the motherboard.
It can mean that you forgot to plugin the eight pin E-atx 12v power block from your power supply unit to the motherboard.
In a vast majority of cases.

Because the eight pin block on the motherboard is often put in a place on the motherboard that can be hidden by VRM heat sinks for the motherboard and alike.

I have linked a picture to the power block mentioned, click on the second picture of the board in the link.
You can see it to the right of the motherboard just above the top VRM heat sink of the motherboard in black.
If you have not already connected this then the board should work and post once it is connected.

http://www.msi.com/product/motherboard/Z97S-SLI-Krait-Edition.html#hero-overview

If the board has a 15pin Vga Dsub, Dvi Video output you must connect your monitor to this first of all.
You will need to then enter the bios of the motherboard, if you have a Pci-e based graphics card placed in the Pci-e slot of the motherboard.

Change the default graphics display to initialize first to Pci-e or Peg mode via the bios menu options, save the settings in the bios before you exit it.
Then swap the video cable from the back of the motherboard to any video output port of the Pci-e based graphics card.

 

[Prashmith Saroha]

Hi guys

First yes the Long black power cable is connected to the mobo i mean the 24 pin.

Second no post or beep codes i have seen

 

[helpstar]

Where did you plug in the ram? Which slots?

Which CPU is it exactly?

Which graphics card is it? Or did you plug in the HDMI cable to the motherboard?

Edit:

The other 8 pin power cable is plugged in too? It has to be plugged in into the upper left 8 pin. Read the manual to be sure you plugged in everything correctly.

 

[Prashmith Saroha]

Yes all cables absolutly plugged

I tried with and without gpu

I tried all ram combination no luck

 

[helpstar]

Which i5 processor is it exactly? Some are not compatible right out of the box. Bios update could be necessary.

Reset bios/ clear CMOS

Socket pins of the motherboard were not bent while installing the cpu?

Spacer between case and motherboard are in the right place, like the manual of the motherboard suggests?

Power up with just one ram (try all 4 slots and try the other team alone too), CPU, CPU cooler, motherboard, power supply.