nothing happens after assembling pc

Piyush

Piyush

Lanaya
well this kinda new problem for me
even though mobo LED is glowing, i still think its the culprit here IFF you have connected all the connectors properly,RAM is fine and so is PSU
 
Gaurav Bhattacharjee

Gaurav Bhattacharjee

Tensor
Guys his problem is fixed. Here is our conversation just a while ago...

Anil Jadhav: System done :)
Anil Jadhav: All is fine now
Anil Jadhav: Cpu power was connected wrongful
Tensor: lol
Tensor: haha
Tensor: gr8
Anil Jadhav: Lpl
Anil Jadhav: Lol
Tensor: lemme post on your behalf
Anil Jadhav: Sure man
Anil Jadhav: Also post the cause
Tensor: Cpu power was connected wrongful?
Anil Jadhav: N thanks to everyone one
Tensor: this?
Anil Jadhav: Yes 2x2 cpu power cable wrongly connected
Anil Jadhav: It should match the notch
Anil Jadhav: On psu cable
Anil Jadhav: My orientation was wrong
 
OP
N

noob

Cyborg Agent
Faun said:
Can you post the whole motherboard pic with the setup you have done.

The latch should match with the wedge on the 2x2 power slot.
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yes. this was the issue.
thanks a lot.

after installing win7, i checked BIOS and it shows 42C temp.

is this normal for i5 2400 CPU ?
 
asingh

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
^^
:) Great you solved it. Remember when ever you connect these type of connectors match the "square" and "round" notches. Will never go wrong.

Use RealTEMP and CoreTEMP to report temperatures.
 
OP
N

noob

Cyborg Agent
asingh said:
^^
:) Great you solved it. Remember when ever you connect these type of connectors match the "square" and "round" notches. Will never go wrong.

Use RealTEMP and CoreTEMP to report temperatures.
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see if this is normal at idle.


*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/attachments/hardware-q/4548d1304535044-nothing-happens-after-assembling-pc-capture.jpg
 
asingh

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
Prime95. Intel Burn Test.

But please sit there and watch the temperatures. Just do not walk away.
 
T

Tech&ME

Banned
Nice, that your problem got solved.

But, my suggestion would be you should not attempt to assemble a computer unless you are fully aware of what you are doing.

:-xAnd I don't understand how did you manage to put those 2x2 connectors in the opposite direction.:-x

Most of the connectors are designed to goin in a particular direction only. Also called as DIY type connectors.:lol:

Anyway, enjoy!
 
asingh

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
^^
It happens. Usually people end up with damaged sockets/pins. OP was lucky. Patience.
 
Skud

Skud

Super Moderator
Staff member
Tech&ME said:
Nice, that your problem got solved.

But, my suggestion would be you should not attempt to assemble a computer unless you are fully aware of what you are doing.
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But I think if you are not spending time attempting to assemble a computer, you will never come to know about its intricacies. When i bought my N620, I was very nervous to start with as I had never installed/removed a CPU cooler before let alone a huge tower one. All the time I was fearing I might break the mobo or the cooler. In the end everything was fine and I now have more confidence than before to assemble a PC on my own.

@ talktoanil

Good to know your problem is solved. BTW, nice config.
 
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