Sure, you should use a 2000W SuperFlower PSU. /sarcasm Just plug the PC on without those components, test it, then add an HDD one at a time to identify the issue. If it works with one drive and not the other, check the RAM sticks too.
Sure, you should use a 2000W SuperFlower PSU. /sarcasm Just plug the PC on without those components, test it, then add an HDD one at a time to identify the issue. If it works with one drive and not the other, check the RAM sticks too.
It seems like the device is likely drawing under 10 watts, probably just a power cable for an HDD. If that works, we can reinstate the RAM while disabling XMP/DOCP settings.
It seems like the device is likely drawing under 10 watts, probably just a power cable for an HDD. If that works, we can reinstate the RAM while disabling XMP/DOCP settings.
I’ve connected the back panel in both drives and the fan controller, everything looks okay. I’ll try inserting the RAM and check if that resolves the problem.
I’ve connected the back panel in both drives and the fan controller, everything looks okay. I’ll try inserting the RAM and check if that resolves the problem.