Hey guys, I'm relatively new to the PC building business...
I have recently started a new PC build with specs:
Motherboard: Gigabyte z77 d3h
Graphics card: Nvidia Geforce GT430
RAM: 2 x 8gb Vengeance
Processor: intel i3
PSU: Alpine 600w
Case: Advance NeoXblade 8813b
I am having problem even booting my PC up; and I can't figure out whether the issue is with the connectors on the case or the z77 motherboard. I don't have as advanced [spare] equipment to use trial and error and if I return any parts, I may lose my money altogether.
All the connectors are in correctly, and I've even taken everything but the CPU/PSU connectors out and tried to fire it up. I get a small movement of the PSU fan when I hit the power button and that's it; and that's only when I unplug and replug the power cable.
I read that my power supply may not be powerful enough, but I haven't got loads of hardware plugged in at this point, so shouldn't be using too much wattage. Right?
Can any of you share some advice? Or have you had similar problems? I want to avoid buying more parts if needed
I have recently started a new PC build with specs:
Motherboard: Gigabyte z77 d3h
Graphics card: Nvidia Geforce GT430
RAM: 2 x 8gb Vengeance
Processor: intel i3
PSU: Alpine 600w
Case: Advance NeoXblade 8813b
I am having problem even booting my PC up; and I can't figure out whether the issue is with the connectors on the case or the z77 motherboard. I don't have as advanced [spare] equipment to use trial and error and if I return any parts, I may lose my money altogether.
All the connectors are in correctly, and I've even taken everything but the CPU/PSU connectors out and tried to fire it up. I get a small movement of the PSU fan when I hit the power button and that's it; and that's only when I unplug and replug the power cable.
I read that my power supply may not be powerful enough, but I haven't got loads of hardware plugged in at this point, so shouldn't be using too much wattage. Right?
Can any of you share some advice? Or have you had similar problems? I want to avoid buying more parts if needed