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Old January 18th, 2004, 05:02 AM
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Unhappy No power on mobo at all PLS help

Hey everyone you probaly heard this a millon times BUT help pls

Just started building my own machine


AMD 2200+
K7N2G-L
Aero 7+ Fan
TwinMOS 256MB DDR

etc..

I have all proper connectors in place all tight (i think) when i go to power up all i get is little noise from the psu no fans nothing mobo isnt even 24 hours old

Pls help

There is no burning marks or anything
first time building one

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A bit unsure?

I know connecting those wires to the motherboard is hard but its important you have them going in the right direction. Consult your motherboard manual and be sure you have EVERYTHING plugged in correctly. Be sure your RAM is seated in the correct slots, that they are seated firmly, and that they are compatible with your motherboard. Be sure your processor is seated correctly too. If this is your first time building a computer keep in mind that static electricity is a big killer of computer components. Be sure to ground yourself out before installing anything. If everything is plugged in correctly, and there are no beep codes you may wish to contact your motherboard manufacturer to additional support.

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