Hello, New to computer building and I've ran into a snag.
Upon putting my computer together, Everytime it turns on, it immediately turns off within a second, doesn't post, anything. Audible click from the PSU, the Mobo has flashing LEDs that change colour and those still carry on even after it kicks off so it doesn't completely cut off.
My Build is:
Mobo - Rog Strix Z370-I Gaming Mini ITX Board
CPU - Intel i5 2200k
GPU - EVGA GTX 1070 (Not installed yet, using the integrated graphics.)
RAM - Two Corsair Vengence 8GB cards
PSU - EVGA 650M Power Supply
WHAT I'VE TRIED: I've tried taking out the individual RAM cards and seeing if it would come on, Nope.
I've taken it out of the case to test, nothing.
Figured the bracket holding the heatsink in place was conflicting because of how weird it was to install it, no.
I've tested with other PSUs that do work and the issue persists.
Tested it with no RAM, No.
The only way it actually stays on is if the CPU isn't getting power. (Ala the cord unplugged with only the mobo getting power.) And the mobo will stay on.
Upon putting my computer together, Everytime it turns on, it immediately turns off within a second, doesn't post, anything. Audible click from the PSU, the Mobo has flashing LEDs that change colour and those still carry on even after it kicks off so it doesn't completely cut off.
My Build is:
Mobo - Rog Strix Z370-I Gaming Mini ITX Board
CPU - Intel i5 2200k
GPU - EVGA GTX 1070 (Not installed yet, using the integrated graphics.)
RAM - Two Corsair Vengence 8GB cards
PSU - EVGA 650M Power Supply
WHAT I'VE TRIED: I've tried taking out the individual RAM cards and seeing if it would come on, Nope.
I've taken it out of the case to test, nothing.
Figured the bracket holding the heatsink in place was conflicting because of how weird it was to install it, no.
I've tested with other PSUs that do work and the issue persists.
Tested it with no RAM, No.
The only way it actually stays on is if the CPU isn't getting power. (Ala the cord unplugged with only the mobo getting power.) And the mobo will stay on.
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