Hi: I just finished upgrading from a Antec Performance Plus 1080 AMG case with Antec 450 PSU, Intel 865PERL mobo, 865PE chipset, P4 3.0Ghz, 2GB (2x1 Corsair CMS1024-3200C2PT), ATI Radeon 9600 Pro AGP 128mb, 2 Seagate 160 Sata, 1 Seagate 160 IDE, 1 WD 250 GB IDE, SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS, to a Lian Li PC-17B with an Enermax EMD625AWT PSU, same mobo, memory, video, disk, etc. I also added a Zalman ZM-MFC1 to control the fans. First problem was that the Enermax came with a 24 pin connector and I had to get a 24 pin to 20 pin to be able to connect to mobo. After finishing with all the wiring I turned it on and other than a small green LED by the LAN connector and another similar LED in the front of the mobo, nothing else happened. I assumed that that the white wires = negative (see below) and that maybe I messed up the polarity, and went back and changed the Power On, Reset Sw, Power LED and HDD Led wires around. When I tried it again I got the Power LED in the front to stay on all the time. I went back and changed the polarity to the way I originally had it, and then connected one of the fans directly to the PSU, and again nothing happened. Is anyone familiar with the Lian Li wire polarity:
RESET SW = blue/white
POWER ON = gray/white
POWER LED = green/white
HDD LED = orange/white
Lastly Enermax sent me an email stating that the problem may be my mobo requiring a (-5v) and that (-5v) output was taken out of the ATX12V power supply design guide some time in 2004. I therefore went back and installed my original Antec 450, yet I still cannot power on. I now strongly suspect a problem with the Lian Li case.
Any help/suggestions is greatly appreciated.
RESET SW = blue/white
POWER ON = gray/white
POWER LED = green/white
HDD LED = orange/white
Lastly Enermax sent me an email stating that the problem may be my mobo requiring a (-5v) and that (-5v) output was taken out of the ATX12V power supply design guide some time in 2004. I therefore went back and installed my original Antec 450, yet I still cannot power on. I now strongly suspect a problem with the Lian Li case.
Any help/suggestions is greatly appreciated.