WindWaterWinter
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first time DIY! would appreciate any help or advise i can get.
I have fixed all the components and cables in.
However, when i tried to power on, there was no video output on the monitor (using DVI).
The pc seemed to power on and off repeatedly.
I have tried to look at online troubleshooting, checked proper connections, but to no avail.
Below are my specs for the pc.
Mobo: GA-H97N-Wifi
CPU: G3240
RAM: Kingston ValueRam KVR16N11S8/4 1 x 4GB 1600MHz CL11 DDR3
HDD: WD 1TB Blue
SDD: Samsung 256MB
ODD: Samsung 24x
PSU: FSP 300-50HMN 300W 80+ ATX
Case: CoolerMaster Elite 130 Mini-ITX
Thermal compound used: Arctic Cooling MX-4
Current state:
- all fans work during power on
- ODD seems to be lighted up also
- keyboard and mouse do not seemed to light up
no idea what went wrong



I have tried:
(1) Making sure the RAM is inserted all the way and the latched is able to close properly.
(2) Using a workable power cable for PSU to test whether the current power cable is faulty
(3) Changing the location of the RAM (only 2 slots)
I have fixed all the components and cables in.
However, when i tried to power on, there was no video output on the monitor (using DVI).
The pc seemed to power on and off repeatedly.
I have tried to look at online troubleshooting, checked proper connections, but to no avail.
Below are my specs for the pc.
Mobo: GA-H97N-Wifi
CPU: G3240
RAM: Kingston ValueRam KVR16N11S8/4 1 x 4GB 1600MHz CL11 DDR3
HDD: WD 1TB Blue
SDD: Samsung 256MB
ODD: Samsung 24x
PSU: FSP 300-50HMN 300W 80+ ATX
Case: CoolerMaster Elite 130 Mini-ITX
Thermal compound used: Arctic Cooling MX-4
Current state:
- all fans work during power on
- ODD seems to be lighted up also
- keyboard and mouse do not seemed to light up
no idea what went wrong



I have tried:
(1) Making sure the RAM is inserted all the way and the latched is able to close properly.
(2) Using a workable power cable for PSU to test whether the current power cable is faulty
(3) Changing the location of the RAM (only 2 slots)
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