Hello:
I am building a new computer. I have everything in the case, when I start things up, nothing happened expect the green MOBO light. I am using a fully modular PSU. The PSU did test successfully using the enclosed testing tool. I troubleshot this one item at a time, and the mobo, cpu, and gpu start up. The Sata Cables also fired up. However, when I plugged in the cord for the peripherals (the last thing to plug into the mobo), the computer no longer starts up. I tried placing the ram individually in each slot and this did not remedy the issue. Please help. (It might be worth noting that I haven't heard the mobo beep, but I also have no software on anything yet since everything is new).
My build is below:
Mobo: ASUS Sabertooth 990x
CPU: FX-8350 AMD 8-Core
GPU: Sapphire 10036-4L Radeon 290X
Mem: Radeon Performance Series DDR3 -1866
PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G2
SSD: Samsung Evo 250GB
HDD: Seagate Barrcuda 3TB
OPT: LG Blu-Ray Writer
Fan: 5x 140mm Factory Installed; 4x 140mm added by me.
Any help would be tremendous. Thank you!
I am building a new computer. I have everything in the case, when I start things up, nothing happened expect the green MOBO light. I am using a fully modular PSU. The PSU did test successfully using the enclosed testing tool. I troubleshot this one item at a time, and the mobo, cpu, and gpu start up. The Sata Cables also fired up. However, when I plugged in the cord for the peripherals (the last thing to plug into the mobo), the computer no longer starts up. I tried placing the ram individually in each slot and this did not remedy the issue. Please help. (It might be worth noting that I haven't heard the mobo beep, but I also have no software on anything yet since everything is new).
My build is below:
Mobo: ASUS Sabertooth 990x
CPU: FX-8350 AMD 8-Core
GPU: Sapphire 10036-4L Radeon 290X
Mem: Radeon Performance Series DDR3 -1866
PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G2
SSD: Samsung Evo 250GB
HDD: Seagate Barrcuda 3TB
OPT: LG Blu-Ray Writer
Fan: 5x 140mm Factory Installed; 4x 140mm added by me.
Any help would be tremendous. Thank you!