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by rbergancia
Jeffrey,
Make sure that every thing is plugged-in correctly, another thing is the wattage of the new P/S compared to the old one. If you got a alower wattage for the new on, probably the MoBo needs more juice.
Good Luck
by microbuff
Hey,
Before you think the supply is not ok, check the following:
1.) Check the Motherboard standoffs and make sure your not shorting out. Many times when you move a motherboard into a new case or even shift it a little you can short some of the lead on the underside of the board. Also check CPU, Ram EVERYTHING anything can get moved and out of place. If moving and checking don't help, then remove the motherboard from the case and see if you can power it up outside the case only need the videocard, cpu & ram. ALSO DON'T FORGET MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE POWER LEADS CONNECTED CORRECTLY: On a AT Black leads are in the center and a ATX make sure you have the Soft Power or Power Lead ( Should be marked ) connected to the correct pinouts on the motherboard!!!!!
by maddiuex
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