This thing will not turn on. I don’t know what I’m missing. Please don’t comment unless it’s useful information.

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  2. Gymnastboatman

    Can you give us some background? Has it ever worked? Did you just build this? What happened what it stopped working? Etc.

  3. Jackster623

    Looks like you are missing a connection on the GPU. Also, I can’t quite tell from the picture but you may have your case connections (power button) plugged into the wrong spot. Would need to know which motherboard to further inspect.

  4. No_Designer_8203

    Your front panel IO pins are not properly connected to the mobo. Check mobo manual. Power switch should be the two top right pins but pls double check.

  5. AelliotA1

    Your front panel IO is improperly connected to the motherboard headers, see the motherboard book for the pin layout, also you won’t get a video out from that GPU, you haven’t connected the second power cable, at this angle I can’t tell if it’s a 6pin or a 6x2pin but that needs plugging in

    Edit: you’ll also find diagnosing and plugging things in far easier if you route cables around back panels of the case and the provided channels

  6. sulowitch

    GPU 1x 8pin missing.

    Btw, did you swap your CPU fan with case fan? lmao

  7. mechpro1

    So if you look at the bottom right part of the board, the flux capacitor isn’t wound up all the way. Ya can’t get no juice without the flux capacitor being set up properly son

  8. Material-Map-5733

    When I hit power the fan moves for a second and then nothing happens

  9. Maybe find the manual for that motherboard and check if you connected everything in the right spot.

  10. Ok_Environment8478

    When I have that issue I disconnect everything and reseat like start from the beginning take the ram out, GPU out and my board allows you to touch 2 pins with a screwdriver and it resets the mb read the manual thoroughly sometimes it’s the little corrections that makes a big difference

  11. Ok_Environment8478

    Yo I’m looking at ya mb and all u need to do is read the manual from beginning to end it’s not a race homie take ya time double check before you give it power… Troubleshooting is the fun part my guy

  12. d_schwifty

    Not seeing full specs listed. That would help a lot, everything including models and numbers.

  13. FlanSwimming5118

    🤔 When u switch on does your fans spin at all?even for a split second? If not then there is a power issue… Most probably your front io pins are incorrectly put… And it looks like it is…can you take a closer Pic of your io pins and also provide your motherboard specs… And psu specs… Try taking out your gpu and see if it turns on… Even with new parts you can have a doa psu or motherboard… So you gona have to determine if either one is dead… With your psu use the paperclip trick to check…

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