Gaming Computer won't turn on

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Just finished building a new computer and for whatever reason, it won't turn on when I press the power button. The PSU is on too, and also connected to everything, so I'm pretty baffled. Can anyone help?
 
How many watts is your psu?

If you have a lot power hungry hardware the psu needs to be powerful enough to administer the energy.

Though I'm not claiming thats the issue here.

any other info would be greatly appreciated.
 
Well I just finished building it, the PSU is 550W which is more than enough. The CPU is a 3.4GHz quad and the GPU is an ATi RadeonHD5770. All I can really say is everything is plugged in, the PSU switch is on and pressing the power button doesn't do dick.
 
Joe88 said:
are you sure you did the motherboard wiring correctly for the case?
The power LED for the case is a 3 socket plug for some randomass reason but the switches are both in right.
QUOTE(gutman5000 @ Aug 28 2010, 12:29 AM) Are there any beeping sounds or any sounds at all?
Nothing.
 
Maybe take a video or some photos of your mobo & psu and all of the connections and maybe someone can point out something.
 
gutman5000 said:
Do you have a voltmeter? Because then you could check if power is coming through.
Nope, though the model is from 2009 apparently.

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This may be slightly ridiculous but is the PSU plugged into the wall and is it turned on?
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Do you have a nother PSU you could maybe try from another pc?
 
gutman5000 said:
This may be slightly ridiculous but is the PSU plugged into the wall and is it turned on?
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Do you have a nother PSU you could maybe try from another pc?
Yeah, it's plugged in and on, nope, I don't have another psu. I'm starting to think it' dead too.
 
Yeh there's your problem, a dead PSU.
silverbullet1080 said:
I'm not sure how old the model is, but the item itself is brand new.
Can't you get a new one/ refund then if you just got it? If not you can get cheap ones online for about $20-$50 depending on the power you want.
 
gutman5000 said:
Yeh there's your problem, a dead PSU.
silverbullet1080 said:
I'm not sure how old the model is, but the item itself is brand new.
Can't you get a new one/ refund then if you just got it? If not you can get cheap ones online for about $20-$50 depending on the power you want.
It's a 2009 model but the company is liquidating. Though if I went to NCIX where I bought it, they'll probably give me a new one.
 

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