- Gdude
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As you progress throughout your life you realize that the older you get the closer your are to death, the only thing you cannot change.
Maybe someone can help me out here.
I got all my parts recently, I put everything together, and it didn't work. Yes, all my connections are fine. Since then, we've had a total of 32 people look at it, and no one knows what is wrong. No one. But here is the strange part about this.
Originally it was suggested that the power supply was the problem. So we replaced it (Antec 900w HC gamer with a Corsair 800 GS) and it actually worked when all the connections were made and what not. We move the computer upstairs, it stopped working. We thought it was the panel we put back on the case, so we took it off again, and after like 5 minutes, it worked again. So we moved the panel back on. Nope, doesn't work.
Then my moms friend brings it to her class at ITTech, have 25 people look at it there, they rebuilt it. Didn't work. My moms friend brings it to her son to look at it. He disasembles it, puts it back together, it works. Tries it again. Doesnt work.
We haven't got it to turn on since.
Theres a green light on my motherboard that is on, and always has been on when we tried to do whatever with it, as long as the power supply was swithced on.
The only interesting thing I can think of to mention is that when we tested the wattage of each of the things, the CPU's plug thing from the power source was registering at below one watt.
The only thing I can think of it being is the mothernoard frying the power supplies somehow.
My motherboard is a Sabertooth Z77.
And we've checked the power button, it's not that. And we've tried two cases as well, so unless it's the actual connectors with that the putton plugs into that isn't the answer either. We're thinking it's a hairline fracture in the motherboard. What does the Flood think?