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Amiikayla
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Dec 6, 2015 at 06:10 PM
Dec 6, 2015 at 06:10 PM
Hi Amiikayla,
There can be several reasons for this...
Firstly, I hope you handled the components with the correct antistatic techniques. Failure to do so can cause your parts to fry as the static is too powerful for the sensitive circuitry in the chips.
Next, have you connected power to everywhere you should. There is often a "square" 4 pin connector that connects to the motherboard by the processor as well as the 24 pin "rectangular connector. Also some graphics cards need a connectoin to the power supply. I know you say you say yours is connected, but Im not conversant with this one - does it need both power sockets connected?
Whilst talking about power supplies, is the power supply you have powerful enough for your needs?
Another thing that causes system fans to not work is that they are not connected, or connected to the wrong place. It is worth checking these. Your motherboard manual will tell you where they should be plugged in.
Something that will cause no beeps is that no speaker is connected to the speaker output on the motherboard. Another thing that can cause this is that the memory is wrong,or incorrectly seated. try reseating the RAM.
Are you sure the processer is supported by the motherboard? It is worth checking this against the motherboard manual.
Good luck. Please let me know how you get on.
I really appreciate thank you messages as a payment for solving issues :o)
There can be several reasons for this...
Firstly, I hope you handled the components with the correct antistatic techniques. Failure to do so can cause your parts to fry as the static is too powerful for the sensitive circuitry in the chips.
Next, have you connected power to everywhere you should. There is often a "square" 4 pin connector that connects to the motherboard by the processor as well as the 24 pin "rectangular connector. Also some graphics cards need a connectoin to the power supply. I know you say you say yours is connected, but Im not conversant with this one - does it need both power sockets connected?
Whilst talking about power supplies, is the power supply you have powerful enough for your needs?
Another thing that causes system fans to not work is that they are not connected, or connected to the wrong place. It is worth checking these. Your motherboard manual will tell you where they should be plugged in.
Something that will cause no beeps is that no speaker is connected to the speaker output on the motherboard. Another thing that can cause this is that the memory is wrong,or incorrectly seated. try reseating the RAM.
Are you sure the processer is supported by the motherboard? It is worth checking this against the motherboard manual.
Good luck. Please let me know how you get on.
I really appreciate thank you messages as a payment for solving issues :o)
Dec 6, 2015 at 06:53 PM
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