I wouldn't recommend to use that PSU without a fan running, seriously, buy a new PSU.
help pls
i finish building my pc yesterday and when i was going to power on i have to lights of the mobo on at top and one down, but the psu fan did not start or make any noise, so i need to know if the psu is not working? thx u.
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the psu has a fan but when i power on it did not start, so maybe the psu is defective?
Originally Posted by Biatch I wouldn't recommend to use that PSU without a fan running, seriously, buy a new PSU. |
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It's basically a same thing. Everything connected correctly? I just meant that, if your PSU don't have cooling, there's a possibility that it might blow up.
Originally Posted by the animal the psu has a fan but when i power on it did not start, so maybe the psu is defective? |
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no it did not start, when i try to start my comp nothing happen the psu fan did not start or make any noise so i think the psu is bad
Originally Posted by drawz YES don't run it without a fan it will likely catch fire the fans are there for a reason but i dont understand does your rig fire up can u boot windows and everything? |
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Why you are asking, if you already know that the PSU is bad?
Originally Posted by the animal no it did not start, when i try to start my comp nothing happen the psu fan did not start or make any noise so i think the psu is bad |
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Without that jumper, it won't even startup. Probably the PSU is just dead, what is more likely.
Originally Posted by ducrider Check all your connections to the motherboard.Make sure your cmos jumper is in the correct position.I had that happen to me when I put my new rig together. |
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Provided the 5v and 12v power cables of the motherboard are connected, the power LED's on the PCB of the motherboard will still light up.
As previously stated, make sure the wire leading from the power button on the system chassis is attached to the correct jumpers on the motherboard.
Originally Posted by Biatch Without that jumper, it won't even startup. Probably the PSU is just dead, what is more likely. |
As previously stated, make sure the wire leading from the power button on the system chassis is attached to the correct jumpers on the motherboard.
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