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skyline72

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My rig has been down and up, down and up since months ago.

Parts are on the right.

It can't seem to power up anytime I want it.
Mobo, KB will have light once I switched on my PSU.

But mobo can't seem to boot or even post at all.

Nothing wrong with PSU as I had jumpstarted it using the paperclip.

I RMA-ed the mobo before due to same problem in the past.

ASUS QC problem ? :s22:
 

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My rig has been down and up, down and up since months ago.

Parts are on the right.

It can't seem to power up anytime I want it.
Mobo, KB will have light once I switched on my PSU.

But mobo can't seem to boot or even post at all.

Nothing wrong with PSU as I had jumpstarted it using the paperclip.

I RMA-ed the mobo before due to same problem in the past.

ASUS QC problem ? :s22:

If you have a 2nd motherboard, test using it. Had a similar problem just 1 month ago, my mobo cpu socket shorted. Check the socket for any bend pins. I am guessing that since you RMA-ed mobo before, it shld be your cpu.
 

skyline72

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If you have a 2nd motherboard, test using it. Had a similar problem just 1 month ago, my mobo cpu socket shorted. Check the socket for any bend pins. I am guessing that since you RMA-ed mobo before, it shld be your cpu.

:eek:

Don't have spare mobo. :s22:
 

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You have removable storage drive(s) connected to USB port during power on?
 

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It's a bit of hassle as I am on custom watercooling. :o

The fun part of diy pc... Pc no issues wanna upgrade, don't mind removing. Pc loads of issue, lazy to take apart to diagnose.. Hahaha..

But I think what the other guy say may be true... Since motherboard rma maybe cpu issue..
 

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use a fourth graphic card not any of your current 3. so u dun have to remove the heatsink on the existing cards....

lol you want hassle free..dun diy. lol
 

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It is really a hassle to remove some parts from the PC if you use a customized water-cooling system. :s22:
 

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It is really a hassle to remove some parts from the PC if you use a customized water-cooling system. :s22:

use a fourth graphic card not any of your current 3. so u dun have to remove the heatsink on the existing cards....

lol you want hassle free..dun diy. lol

Quote for truth. DIY from start to end is a hassle.

From the motherboard to casing pins to drivers , to reseating cpu cooler and your watercooling. All sibeh leychey
 

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The thing is, I am using copper pipes not the usual tubing.

The length and everything is different.
 

sHrike

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well..no other way to troubleshoot that I know of...
change ur PSU ?
Change ur CPU?
Change ur Ram?
Cannot touch motherboard and gfx card..what else can you do?
 

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Drain it out and once and for all troubleshoot everything one by one. Is either you get to the bottom of this or live with it. Which imo I think just drain it out and see how it goes.
 
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