F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The PC fails to activate upon pressing the power button.

The PC fails to activate upon pressing the power button.

The PC fails to activate upon pressing the power button.

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xFqtal_
Senior Member
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03-28-2017, 02:55 AM
#11
Check out these CPU coolers without fans.
Noctua NH-P1 – details here.
Reaktor 3.0 LN2 pot – info available.
https://www.burningoc.de/reaktor3

As mentioned before, your comment about "without any fans connected" suggests you didn’t plan to add any fans to the motherboard at all, meaning no case fans and definitely no CPU heatsink fan either. I just wanted to confirm there’s something linked to the CPU fan header that sends tachometer data, otherwise the BIOS might get confused and the system won’t start properly. Apologies if I wasn’t more clear.
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xFqtal_
03-28-2017, 02:55 AM #11

Check out these CPU coolers without fans.
Noctua NH-P1 – details here.
Reaktor 3.0 LN2 pot – info available.
https://www.burningoc.de/reaktor3

As mentioned before, your comment about "without any fans connected" suggests you didn’t plan to add any fans to the motherboard at all, meaning no case fans and definitely no CPU heatsink fan either. I just wanted to confirm there’s something linked to the CPU fan header that sends tachometer data, otherwise the BIOS might get confused and the system won’t start properly. Apologies if I wasn’t more clear.

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coolman348
Member
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03-29-2017, 03:39 AM
#12
A green LED generally indicates the auxiliary +5VSB power is linked to the motherboard, serving as a warning against removing components like RAM, the GPU, or the CPU while the system remains powered. It suggests disconnecting the PSU from the AC mains.
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coolman348
03-29-2017, 03:39 AM #12

A green LED generally indicates the auxiliary +5VSB power is linked to the motherboard, serving as a warning against removing components like RAM, the GPU, or the CPU while the system remains powered. It suggests disconnecting the PSU from the AC mains.

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creeperboy2p
Junior Member
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03-30-2017, 10:20 PM
#13
Thanks to everyone, the dead PSU was replaced and the PC is now functioning properly.
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creeperboy2p
03-30-2017, 10:20 PM #13

Thanks to everyone, the dead PSU was replaced and the PC is now functioning properly.

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