I have to remove the 12v 4-pin to start the pc, then reinsert it to POST!
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I'm guessing it's the PSU, and it's not a big deal...I'm just curious if anyone else out there has had this happen! Once the machine posts, it's fine, it's just that if I have to do a complete shutdown, then I have to go in the case, take out the 12v 4-pin, start, and then reinsert it again...LOL. I've had this system for 5 years, currently building a much more modern quadcore.
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