- Jun 23, 2014
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Hi guys, how are you doing?
Some months ago, I bought a new custom build (Asrock H87-D3H). I tried to make it work with an old PSU, which has only one 4pin connector. It turned one for a minute, then reboot. So, I bought a new PSU. In the process, some pins got bent, so I tried fixing the bent pins but it was useless, except once, that it turned on and tried to "recover corrupted bios", and then it won't turn on again. When I press the power button, the CPU and PSU fans spin about 5 milliseconds and stop.
I thought it might be the socket, so I decided to buy a new board (Asus H87M-E) but I still got the same results. So, MB is discarded. Is it possible that the CPU Fan is burned or making short-circuit?
One interesting point, is that yesterday, after months, I decided to wire everything up again, and it turned on! It recognized successfully everything (CPU and RAM). I loaded default BIOS settings, but when I shutdown, it won't turn on again.
Another thing to mention, is that the CPU might lack some thermal paste, but would it make a difference?
So, I think it might be the CPU Fan or the PSU. This weekend I will try my setup on a friend's PSU. But would come up with some idea to fix this?
Here is a video of what's happening. I currently have the setup in a wooden table (to discard the possibility of a screw screwing it up haha
).
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOreX0m5yF4"][/video]
If you need any other information or want to ask something, feel free to do it.
Thanks a lot for your time and help,
Greetings!
PS: I have tried clearing the CMOS-Setup with jumpers and removing battery. I have not tried removing battery 48hs (I have read somewhere this period of time. Maybe that's why my build turned on after so long time?)
Some months ago, I bought a new custom build (Asrock H87-D3H). I tried to make it work with an old PSU, which has only one 4pin connector. It turned one for a minute, then reboot. So, I bought a new PSU. In the process, some pins got bent, so I tried fixing the bent pins but it was useless, except once, that it turned on and tried to "recover corrupted bios", and then it won't turn on again. When I press the power button, the CPU and PSU fans spin about 5 milliseconds and stop.
I thought it might be the socket, so I decided to buy a new board (Asus H87M-E) but I still got the same results. So, MB is discarded. Is it possible that the CPU Fan is burned or making short-circuit?
One interesting point, is that yesterday, after months, I decided to wire everything up again, and it turned on! It recognized successfully everything (CPU and RAM). I loaded default BIOS settings, but when I shutdown, it won't turn on again.
Another thing to mention, is that the CPU might lack some thermal paste, but would it make a difference?
So, I think it might be the CPU Fan or the PSU. This weekend I will try my setup on a friend's PSU. But would come up with some idea to fix this?
Here is a video of what's happening. I currently have the setup in a wooden table (to discard the possibility of a screw screwing it up haha
).[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOreX0m5yF4"][/video]
If you need any other information or want to ask something, feel free to do it
.Thanks a lot for your time and help,
Greetings!
PS: I have tried clearing the CMOS-Setup with jumpers and removing battery. I have not tried removing battery 48hs (I have read somewhere this period of time. Maybe that's why my build turned on after so long time?)
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