[QUOTE="angelyoel"][QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

It worked?

BluRayHiDef

I figured that would do the trick. ;)

[QUOTE="angelyoel"][QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

Just for the hell of it, take out the main 24-pin power connector and re-insert it. Make sure that it's in the socket as securely as possible.

BluRayHiDef

It worked?

Just for the hell of it, take out the main 24-pin power connector and re-insert it. Make sure that it's in the socket as securely as possible.

BluRayHiDef

[QUOTE="angelyoel"]y[QUOTE="BluRayHiDef"]

Actually, the CPU power-pin socket would have 8 pin-sockets (more than likely). Typically, four of them are covered by a black plastic cap. Have you removed the cap and inserted the additional four power-pins?

skrillalover

i tried with the 4 pin to see it that was but i put the 8 pin on first

what is your exact motherboard?

skrillalover

could be bad ram then. my buddy built a computer that wouldnt post. ended up being bad ram.

try pulling out one of the sticks, one at a time to see if that helps.

skrillalover

[QUOTE="angelyoel"][QUOTE="skrillalover"]

it's your cpu power. id put money on it. it is a 4 pin. plug it in.

BluRayHiDef

Actually, the CPU power-pin socket would have 8 pin-sockets (more than likely). Typically, four of them are covered by a black plastic cap. Have you removed the cap and inserted the additional four power-pins?

it's your cpu power. id put money on it. it is a 4 pin. plug it in.

skrillalover