- Nov 20, 2012
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Hi,
I have assembled a pc and it was working. I purchased a new case the LC Power Snow Trooper case. I removed the pc components, motherboard, removed the heatisnk, cpu and reapplied the paste etc from the old and assembled it into the new snow trooper case.
When i switch on the PSU the fan on the heatsink moves a milliliter and the case fan and stops then it moves again stops and continues like this.
It won't power on. Pressing the power switch on the case does not do anything.
I have checked the led wires, the connections seem fine.
The CPU connector and other connectors are plugged in.
If i damaged the motherboard whilst transferring it to the new case would it not power up?
I don't know what else to do and check now. I am thinking of transferring the motherboard back into the old case and check it still works. That way I know the components did not get damaged during the transfer to the new case.
My motherboard is
MSI Intel B250M Mortar 7th/6th Gen USB2 Motherboard - Black (Intel Core i3/i5/i7 Processor, LGA 1151, Dual Channel DDR4, USB 3.1, PCI-E 3.0, PCI-E x1,
Thanks for help, appreciated.
Riaz
I have assembled a pc and it was working. I purchased a new case the LC Power Snow Trooper case. I removed the pc components, motherboard, removed the heatisnk, cpu and reapplied the paste etc from the old and assembled it into the new snow trooper case.
When i switch on the PSU the fan on the heatsink moves a milliliter and the case fan and stops then it moves again stops and continues like this.
It won't power on. Pressing the power switch on the case does not do anything.
I have checked the led wires, the connections seem fine.
The CPU connector and other connectors are plugged in.
If i damaged the motherboard whilst transferring it to the new case would it not power up?
I don't know what else to do and check now. I am thinking of transferring the motherboard back into the old case and check it still works. That way I know the components did not get damaged during the transfer to the new case.
My motherboard is
MSI Intel B250M Mortar 7th/6th Gen USB2 Motherboard - Black (Intel Core i3/i5/i7 Processor, LGA 1151, Dual Channel DDR4, USB 3.1, PCI-E 3.0, PCI-E x1,
Thanks for help, appreciated.
Riaz
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