Ahoy hoy!

I have a new build I’m tryin to cobble together but I can’t get it to post the first time.

I have a ASRock B650E Taichi M/B, Ryzen 7 7600x cpu, an EVGA 850w Gold, a MSI 2060, 32 gig of ram, 1tb SSD and a 1000gig HDD, all in a Fractal Torrent case. I’ve hooked everything up and can see the RGB and smart switches light up, but when I hit either power button I get no response.

I’ve reseated the cables, removed the GPU, reseated the ram, waited hours, and nothin, not even the fans kickin up. What Am I missin?

  • Devorlon@lemmy.zipEnglish
    1·
    3 小时前

    Your board has a debugging code at the bottom, do they light up?

    If they do, you can find the number in the manual

    If they don’t light up, then I’d assume the board isn’t getting power, try removing the mobo from the case and check if you’ve got any case standoffs in places where they’d touch the mobo.

    Your CPU has integrated graphics, so while the motherboard’s out try testing it with just the CPU, RAM and PSU.

    If it still doesn’t work you might have to try using a different mobo / try and get an RMA on your current.

  • 1D10@lemmy.world
    5·
    10 小时前

    I had something like this once, in that case it was front io connected to wrong pins on motherboard.

    • Zenjal@lemmy.worldOP
      2·
      10 小时前

      Reseated them again and made sure they were all facing the same way now, per the book, and still nothin

  • CameronDev
    1·
    9 小时前

    On the off chance your front io buttons are broken, try bridging the contacts with a screwdriver?

    Also, you may want to test your PSU by bridging the green wire to black, on the large 20 pin connector (disconnect first to be safe)

    • Zenjal@lemmy.worldOP
      2·
      8 小时前

      The board has a power button on it as well that also doesn’t respond, the RGB and buttons on the board light up though nothin

      • CameronDev
        1·
        8 小时前

        Pretty unlikely that the board button and the case button are both broken, you may have a brick on your hands.

        Worth testing the PSU anyway, in case only one of the voltages is broken. But you’ll need a multimeter.

        Are you sure you used the right number of standoffs underneigth? No shorts or anything?