So I cannot get a self-assembly PC to work..

[MoneyFace =p]

And make sure CPU power cable is connected to the slot...

 

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This is the photo. Are we missing something?

I like your mao mao, can show more mao mao instead?

 

[kandinsky]

the gpu got 6 pin not connected??

I like your mao mao, can show more mao mao instead?

Lol, maybe when TS not home, mao mao went to troubleshoot, take out one 6-pin

 

[MightyPigeon]

Haha I was trying to plug around to debug. My bad for not plugging back in.

I have checked the CPU connector and it is plugged as per the manual diagram ATX 12V.

Still no display output from mobo or gpu.

Where else can I troubleshoot?

 

[leongws]

gpu connected to 1 monitor only? or to 2 devices?

 

[MoneyFace =p]

Remove GPU from motherboard and reconnect again.

 

[MightyPigeon]

1 monitor only.

Realised that the CPU power connector is 2 of a 2x2 pin. Any order they should be plugged?

 

[undead102]

Check also whether you have plug in the motherboard front panel connectors correctly by referring to the motherboard manual. The + - pin have to be correct. The reset switch, power switch, hdd led indicator etc.

 

[xtractor]

This is the photo. Are we missing something?

By looking at the picture ur graphic card using 4+6 pin psu: if im not mistakens13:..... that is why it is not working buy or get additional connector....is there any gpu using only 4 pin works without using all of it?

 

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Maybe you have to enable the external gpu on bios???

Your mb got internal gpu or not

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

Maybe TS can try using onboard GPU to test?

 

[Phen8210]

moral of the story.. apple users are -censored-

okay joke aside, ur gpu power not plug in.

 

[Encrypted11]

1 monitor only.

Realised that the CPU power connector is 2 of a 2x2 pin. Any order they should be plugged?

Both clips should be facing the "tooth" outside of the female EPS connector. That aside, there should be a ridge or guideline of some sort between the first and second EPS cable to see where they sit together.

Otherwise, you can compare the female ports on the mobo on their shapes vs. the ones on your EPS cable, plug them in accordingly.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

1 monitor only.

Realised that the CPU power connector is 2 of a 2x2 pin. Any order they should be plugged?

 

[wacko]

the motherboard didn't come with a manual?

 

[MoneyFace =p]

the motherboard didn't come with a manual?

I think you both really pa jiao...

Haha I was trying to plug around to debug. My bad for not plugging back in.

I have checked the CPU connector and it is plugged as per the manual diagram ATX 12V.

Still no display output from mobo or gpu.

Where else can I troubleshoot?

 

[wacko]

I think you both really pa jiao...

Rhetorical question is lost on you, and maybe TS too.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

Rhetorical question is lost on you, and maybe TS too.

Rhetoric is invalid when

1. TS is already checking through his manual before posting here and you failed to notice

2. TS himself have checked through the manual but failed to notice there will be instruction on how to insert CPU power pin

LOL

 

[hansenhon]

I think TS should unplugged all the power connector to mobo.
Removed the GPU card first, use onboard.
Check monitor is working.
One by one, plug back in the connector. As some mention, not possible to plug in wrong connector, since the connector are specific and labeled. Slowly. It's part of the fun.

 

[Soul77]

this your motherboard?
http://www.gigabyte.sg/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5515#ov

Take out the GPU and use onboard first. Use 1 slot of RAM first. slowly start one by one.