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Power Plug Extravaganza (pc \stuff!)
INeedNoSalt
with blood on my teethRegistered User regular
with blood on my teethRegistered User regular
EDIT:
Okay so the original reason I made this thread isn't an issue anymore but this is:
I seem to have fucked up something up in the transfer from one power supply to another. I kept a list of power plug things every time I removed one from my old power supply (one from the hard drive, one from the dvd player, one from the motherboard, one from the bunch of little media drives thing) and made sure that each of those got a new plug when i put the new power supply in.
However, now, when I turn on my PC, the fans start spinning and... that's it.
Okay so the original reason I made this thread isn't an issue anymore but this is:
I seem to have fucked up something up in the transfer from one power supply to another. I kept a list of power plug things every time I removed one from my old power supply (one from the hard drive, one from the dvd player, one from the motherboard, one from the bunch of little media drives thing) and made sure that each of those got a new plug when i put the new power supply in.
However, now, when I turn on my PC, the fans start spinning and... that's it.
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you guys are welcome to congratulate me on my new purchase and give me accolades and moral support as i try to put this shit together though
SO MANY CORDS
however I can only find one place on the card to actual plug that in
man
okay so i can't figure out what i did wrong
i kept a note of everything i unplugged from my old power supply as i unplugged it and made sure that i plugged things back into those same spots when i put my new power supply in
but not all pressing the power button on my PC does is send the fans spinning
Make sure the video card is seated well it could keep the machine from booting if it isn't fully plugged in.
missed one
okay i think it's all set
it seems like my computer is struggling to 'get going' on startup now
Could be getting used to that new graphics card.