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by wcp
The essential components for a system to power up are PS and MB.
CPU, RAM, and Video card could be dead but the system should power up.
The problem seems most likely due to the front panel power cable connection. Read the manual very carefully and make sure the cable was connected right. You may use a ball point pen tip to short the power pins to power up. If it powers up, check the power button. If the system still does not power up, it?s got to be the PS or MB. If you have another system, you can test the PS. Then you know whether the culprit is the PS or MB.
by g...
I had the problem once. It was that there were 2 cables to connect from the power supply to the MB. One was for the MB and the other for the elements plugged in and I oversaw it because reading to fast the manual. But it could be other things. So
1. Check all the wires, make sure everything is plugged right.
2. Try to check all the (vital) components one by one to make sure they work. i.e. in another PC
by dnvrtechgrrl
by chaosruled
Put the CPU in the old MBB. If it runs then the problem is wrong ram for system or you are using a CPU with the wrong FSB.
Regards, David
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