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After attempting to build the PC and power it on for the first time, I am left with the EZ Debug lights flashing for DRAM and CPU. I also do not have power to the USB 3.0 on the case or the any ports on the back of the mobo.
When powering the system on, the fans begin to spin, the optical drive works, and the mobo lights up (appears to be partially powered). The EZ Debug lights of the MSI Z270 mobo begin flashing (CPU and DRAM). This infers that the CPU and RAM have either failed or are not present, which leads me to believe that they are not receiving power. I am curious if anyone else has encountered something similar?
Things I have tried: I have tested the power supply to ensure that it is indeed functioning correctly. I have tried reconnecting and ensuring the connections from the power supply to the mobo are secure. I tried multiple cpu power cables from the power supply to the cpu power connectors on the mobo. I have tried powering the system with just 1 RAM stick inserted in slot 2. I have tried swapping the RAM slots (initially 2 and 4) Tried booting without the reset switch disconnected. Made sure that no CPU pins were bent and ensured that the markings lined up. Reset CMOS
Any help is greatly appreciated! Cheers!
After attempting to build the PC and power it on for the first time, I am left with the EZ Debug lights flashing for DRAM and CPU. I also do not have power to the USB 3.0 on the case or the any ports on the back of the mobo.
When powering the system on, the fans begin to spin, the optical drive works, and the mobo lights up (appears to be partially powered). The EZ Debug lights of the MSI Z270 mobo begin flashing (CPU and DRAM). This infers that the CPU and RAM have either failed or are not present, which leads me to believe that they are not receiving power. I am curious if anyone else has encountered something similar?
Things I have tried: I have tested the power supply to ensure that it is indeed functioning correctly. I have tried reconnecting and ensuring the connections from the power supply to the mobo are secure. I tried multiple cpu power cables from the power supply to the cpu power connectors on the mobo. I have tried powering the system with just 1 RAM stick inserted in slot 2. I have tried swapping the RAM slots (initially 2 and 4) Tried booting without the reset switch disconnected. Made sure that no CPU pins were bent and ensured that the markings lined up. Reset CMOS
Any help is greatly appreciated! Cheers!
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