Maximus IX Hero Front panel connection help
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It did not power on by touching the two pins with a screwdriver, the motherboard is brand new, but the power supply still works too because the motherboard is lighting up when i flip the switch on my power supply. is there a way to find out what the exact problem is? Thanks.
geofelt
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Remove all the parts from the case and connect only the minimum, cpu, cooler, ram.
Connect your monitor to the integrated motherboard output.
That will eliminate a case short as the issue.
Double check that the 24 pin and the 4/8 pin power is securely plugged in and latched.
Your motherboard should have a led that tells where in the startup you are. Does that say anything.
If no joy, try a different known good psu.
Likely, it is a defective motherboard. It does happen.
Connect your monitor to the integrated motherboard output.
That will eliminate a case short as the issue.
Double check that the 24 pin and the 4/8 pin power is securely plugged in and latched.
Your motherboard should have a led that tells where in the startup you are. Does that say anything.
If no joy, try a different known good psu.
Likely, it is a defective motherboard. It does happen.
I unplugged everything and left the minimum in, nothing comes up on the monitor nor does the computer turn on when i press the "start" button on the motherboard. Only the RGB LED's on the motherboard are on when i flick the switch on the power supply. Im gonna make a run to best buy and get a new PSU 850W and see if thats the issue. If that doesnt fix it then i guess i got a brand new broken motherboard from amazon, Great.
GreasedUpMan
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I'm having the same problems, someone said its sometimes to do with the way you orientate the front panel connections :/ I've just finished my build to and can't get it to post
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