Having troubles.

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Having troubles.
Anybody link me a good website to build PC's? I am having a extremely hard time doing this, tried doing it for the past 3 hours and it doesn't work. Doesn't even power on, don't know if I have a crappy motherboard or what. But man I am getting extremely tired/irritated of doing this.
Specs.
Case - Rosewill REDBONE ATX Mid Tower
Processor - Intel Core i5-4460 Quad-Core
Motherboard - ECS Elitegroup Socket Micro ATX
Video Card - Gigabyte GTX 960 Mini ITX Overclocked 4GB
RAM - Crucial Ballistix 8GB Single
Power Supply - EVGA 500W
Hard Drive - Seagate 500GB/1TB
CD Drive - Asus 24x DVD-RW
OS - Windows 7 64 Bit

Quote Originally Posted by Dylan View Post
Anybody link me a good website to build PC's? I am having a extremely hard time doing this, tried doing it for the past 3 hours and it doesn't work. Doesn't even power on, don't know if I have a crappy motherboard or what. But man I am getting extremely tired/irritated of doing this.
Specs.
Case - Rosewill REDBONE ATX Mid Tower
Processor - Intel Core i5-4460 Quad-Core
Motherboard - ECS Elitegroup Socket Micro ATX
Video Card - Gigabyte GTX 960 Mini ITX Overclocked 4GB
RAM - Crucial Ballistix 8GB Single
Power Supply - EVGA 500W
Hard Drive - Seagate 500GB/1TB
CD Drive - Asus 24x DVD-RW
OS - Windows 7 64 Bit
1st thing i would do is yank your power supply out and test it via the method in this vid:



And please, be careful. This won't necessarily mean your psu is not the problem, if a rail is fucked up the fan might still spin, but if it's doa more often than not the fan won't spin up on this test.
Might be your ram... try switching ram and resetting Bios
Quote Originally Posted by Hydra View Post
Might be your ram... try switching ram and resetting Bios
OP:
>Doesn't even power on

Hydra:
>might be ram


9000/10 shit post!

The computer LEDs will still turn on.
You probably didnt plug something in correctly. I really cannot help u without looking at build
Quote Originally Posted by Hydra View Post
Might be your ram... try switching ram and resetting Bios
MFW Yet another of Hydra's 0/10 shitpost/spamposts.


Good job replying to the thread without reading it!

OP: Did you plug in the correct pin-cables to the motherboard and CPU/GPU?
Vital that you double check you have the pin-cables in correctly and snugly.

For example that 30-pin I showed an arrow to and said "Your MB is not plugged in" That's the main power to the motherboard, is it plugged in properly? Is the 6 pin and 2 pin in the GPU properly?

Check all your wiring from the PSU into the parts. Also try running a test on your motherboard to make sure your motherboard IS NOT FRIED. If you didn't ground yourself there's potential you sent static electricity into it and fried your motherboard.
Quote Originally Posted by Hunter Jr. View Post

OP: Did you plug in the correct pin-cables to the motherboard and CPU/GPU?
Vital that you double check you have the pin-cables in correctly and snugly.

For example that 30-pin I showed an arrow to and said "Your MB is not plugged in" That's the main power to the motherboard, is it plugged in properly? Is the 6 pin and 2 pin in the GPU properly?

Check all your wiring from the PSU into the parts. Also try running a test on your motherboard to make sure your motherboard IS NOT FRIED. If you didn't ground yourself there's potential you sent static electricity into it and fried your motherboard.
stfu, It's not the right time bae. He needs to delete system32, obvious.
As far as having a good site for building PC's, pc part picker is a excellent site for making computer builds and having a compatibility checker to help you make sure everything works together.
Because it's your first build show us some pictures of the build (to be able to see all connectors is good picture).
Let's first start from simple, and don't get upset for faulty parts
Maybe google can help...probably your best friend
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