Question Replaced my PSU
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that in itself should not be an issue.
Did you plug in the cpu power connector also? its usually 4pin or 4+4
also what motherboard and psu is it?
and if your motherboard has a small internal speaker.. that thing usually beeps in a code to signal what is wrong.
Did you plug in the cpu power connector also? its usually 4pin or 4+4
also what motherboard and psu is it?
and if your motherboard has a small internal speaker.. that thing usually beeps in a code to signal what is wrong.
thats not exactly the model for the psu but I know all of the evga 550 watt models are good enough, even the non rated ones.
did you have any issues with the old psu? or system in general
anyway I think you should try resetting the bios, or uefi but I'll always call it bios
if not, do that again with the modo out of the case and plug in only the essentials and see if it boots, anything including the case could make it fail to run.
Those beeps are also important cause they can point you in the right direction, you might have even caused a short.
this kid explains how to reset it, since I can't show you
did you have any issues with the old psu? or system in general
anyway I think you should try resetting the bios, or uefi but I'll always call it bios
if not, do that again with the modo out of the case and plug in only the essentials and see if it boots, anything including the case could make it fail to run.
Those beeps are also important cause they can point you in the right direction, you might have even caused a short.
this kid explains how to reset it, since I can't show you
it might have taken down the mobo with it, or even more, but lets hope it's not that bad cause its less probable.
if what I told you to do didn't help, it needs fixing or replacement of some parts and that requires a professional with actual tools.
If you take it to a shop, bring the dead psu too
they'll be able to open it up and see what happened to it, but never do that yourself cause you could die, these things can retain a lethal charge for months even if it was unplugged.
if what I told you to do didn't help, it needs fixing or replacement of some parts and that requires a professional with actual tools.
If you take it to a shop, bring the dead psu too
they'll be able to open it up and see what happened to it, but never do that yourself cause you could die, these things can retain a lethal charge for months even if it was unplugged.Alright I dont see a place to clear it? I see CLEAR_CMOS but nothing byit might have taken down the mobo with it, or even more, but lets hope it's not that bad cause its less probable.
if what I told you to do didn't help, it needs fixing or replacement of some parts and that requires a professional with actual tools.
If you take it to a shop, bring the dead psu too
click here, on page 12 number 17 is where the cmos clear thing is those are the 2 black pins next to the white pins
on page 19 it says to touch the two pins with metal..could be a screwdriver, for a few seconds with it powered off, they were too cheap to actually include the little plastic thing
oh an unplug the power cord while u clear itStill doesnt turn on I'm gonna just take it to a Tech shopclick here, on page 12 number 17 is where the cmos clear thing is those are the 2 black pins next to the white pins
on page 19 it says to touch the two pins with metal..could be a screwdriver, for a few seconds with it powered off, they were too cheap to actually include the little plastic thing
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