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Old 10-20-2006, 03:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So i bought this mobo with a AMD athlon 64 x2 3800 and after putting everything together my pc did not power up. I've narrowed it down to 2 possible problems i did the system panel header wrong, and i can't find the cord that goes into the chassis fan connector.
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well.. and what exacly are you asking? if you narrowed it downt to that... check it out

ofcourse there is a possibillity of your motherboard beeing DOA
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where is the chassis fan cable?
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Do you have a case fan in your case? because it can be either a 3 pin connector on the mainboard, or a 4 pin molex (like in your optical drives)
however... ive never seen a casefan preventing something from booting.

If you try to put the pc on... what exacly happens?
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nothing at all happens
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so it's not the system panel
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Do you have the power switch pluged into the right pins on the board?
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If all your front panel wires are in there right positions.

If another thing you haven't checked is the PSU, totally disconnect it from the board, take it out, and get a paper clip, ground the green and any black wire on the 24pin connector, then press the on/off switch on your psu and see if it starts up/ fan spins.
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the psu is fine because i took it out and put it in another computer to test and it worked fine.
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Do you have the power switch pluged into the right pins on the board?
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