I just built a new system with this MB and a
P4 630 EM64T proc,
2 X 1GB GSkill DDR2 667,
4 80GB SATAII WD Caviars,
MSI GeForce 7600GT,
Thermatake CPU Fan (The Large one),
IN Pro 460W PSU,
Aspire Dreamer-X II Case, and a
Samsung DVD-R.
Here is my problem:
The PSU didn't have an 8 pin 12v connector so I ordered a 4-8 pin adapter to use. With this 8 pin adapter installed When I try to boot up the computer all of my fans and LEDs twitch somewhat and the MB won't post. Now when I disconnect the 8 pin completely the MB will power up and fans will all spin up perfectly, but the MB won't post anything on screen. It appears that I am having a power issue so I ordered a 680W Aspire PSU just to be safe. I was browsing Newegg and on the page where you can order the MB I have it has combo specials for 450 W PSU made by ASUS. I am thinking I should at least get my rig to POST with just the power connected to the MB and video card plugged in. I disconnected everything but these and this problem still occurs.
Any ideas or help would be appretiated.
P4 630 EM64T proc,
2 X 1GB GSkill DDR2 667,
4 80GB SATAII WD Caviars,
MSI GeForce 7600GT,
Thermatake CPU Fan (The Large one),
IN Pro 460W PSU,
Aspire Dreamer-X II Case, and a
Samsung DVD-R.
Here is my problem:
The PSU didn't have an 8 pin 12v connector so I ordered a 4-8 pin adapter to use. With this 8 pin adapter installed When I try to boot up the computer all of my fans and LEDs twitch somewhat and the MB won't post. Now when I disconnect the 8 pin completely the MB will power up and fans will all spin up perfectly, but the MB won't post anything on screen. It appears that I am having a power issue so I ordered a 680W Aspire PSU just to be safe. I was browsing Newegg and on the page where you can order the MB I have it has combo specials for 450 W PSU made by ASUS. I am thinking I should at least get my rig to POST with just the power connected to the MB and video card plugged in. I disconnected everything but these and this problem still occurs.
Any ideas or help would be appretiated.