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Problem with powerup on new Build Asus rampage formula

Discussion in 'Building a new PC' started by dav6, Jul 13, 2008.

  1. dav6

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    Asua rampage formula LGA775 X48 1600FSB DDR2 PCI-Ex16

    Intel Core 2 Quad Pro Q6600 95W 2.4Ghz 1600FSB OME

    XFX 9600GT XXX Alpha Dog 516Gb DDR3 dual DVI TV PCI-E XXX

    OCZ 600SXS StealthXStream PSU

    Absolute HD Supreme 11 sound card came with GVC

    Corsair 2048MB TwinX XMS2 8500 DDR2 EPP SLI Ready Dominator 2x1024

    All now out the case with the monitor mouse and keyboard linked.
    All I get is the onboard switchs for reset cmos and restart to light up and the sound card lights up and nothing else any help
     
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    Pull the sound card...to eliminate it...as a possible source...
    Recheck all your connections...especially the case wiring...re-seat the video card...make sure the P/S switch on the back...is in the On Position...then try it again...:)
     
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    If anything lit up, the PSU's switched on.
    dav - you say nothing happens when you press the power button, do the fans not even twitch? If nothing happens at all you may have the power switch incorrectly wired.
     
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    Ok I have had the MB out on a plastic board and only the VGC the Ram and the PSU fitted then tried it with the monitor and keyboard and mouse but all I get is the switches lighting up no LEDs and no activity
    In he case no activity
    used a screw driver to short the 2 pins that start the pc but no joy
     
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    Can you try it in the case with the power switch connected as per the manual?
     
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    I HAVE IT LIKE THAT NOW AND MADE SURE ALL CON'S ARE OK.
    WHEN POWER IS PUT ON NO SURGE OF ACTIVETY AND ONLY THE CMOS RESET AND RESTART BUTTENS FLASH AND THE SOUND CARD.
    I HAVE TRIED IT WITH THE BARE MIN OUT THE CASE AND IN BUT NO JOY.
    ALL NEW PARTS AND NEVER GOT PASSED THE POWER UP STAGE.
    FROM THE FIRST POST IS ANYTHING WRONG WITH THE PARTS?
    I AM OK WITH BUILDING THIS BUT IF THERE IS A FAULTY PART OR WRONG PART I AM NOT SURE ABOUT HOW TO FIND IT.
    aLL PARTS CAME IN BOXES WITH NO DAMAGE.

     
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    No All capitals please, it's rude.
    If nothing 'physical' happens, fans spinning up etc, the PSU isn't activating the 12V rail, so it can only be a faulty PSU or board. Try the PSU first as its more likely to be the problem, and more easily changed.
     
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    What do I do call Microdirect and send it back
     
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    If that's where you bought it from then yes. Good luck with that though, MicroDirect are usually pretty troublesome with returns.
     
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    @dav6
    Before you return the other P/S...especially if you have to mail it in...Do you have access to another P/S...to check if that is the problem?..
     
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