F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop This new PC setup has no keyboard or mouse indicator lights.

This new PC setup has no keyboard or mouse indicator lights.

This new PC setup has no keyboard or mouse indicator lights.

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MasterHD7
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05-20-2020, 06:46 AM
#11
Another version of this text is ready for you.
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MasterHD7
05-20-2020, 06:46 AM #11

Another version of this text is ready for you.

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Erykane67
Member
122
05-20-2020, 12:19 PM
#12
Shift the GPU to the top PCIe lane and test it. Then remove both RAM modules and experiment with various slots. Pull out the left one, attempt to boot it, and swap it into any of the remaining three slots.
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Erykane67
05-20-2020, 12:19 PM #12

Shift the GPU to the top PCIe lane and test it. Then remove both RAM modules and experiment with various slots. Pull out the left one, attempt to boot it, and swap it into any of the remaining three slots.

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Arnaer
Member
126
06-03-2020, 06:32 AM
#13
Completed the task, though no success. Also tested without any RAM module, no errors appeared, suggesting the device may have been dead. For storage, both RAM and GPU functioned properly on the PC I previously owned.
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Arnaer
06-03-2020, 06:32 AM #13

Completed the task, though no success. Also tested without any RAM module, no errors appeared, suggesting the device may have been dead. For storage, both RAM and GPU functioned properly on the PC I previously owned.

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AdamDrong
Junior Member
31
06-03-2020, 07:41 AM
#14
No error lights with no ram does sound like a bad motherboard. I'm curious what they have the piece of tape and arrow pointing at. Just to the right of the upper PCIE mount. About the only other thing I could suggest is to make sure it's a 4+4 CPU power in your 8 pin and not 6+2 PCIE. They're different with what wires are power and ground, but the PCIE power "could" be put in if someone wasn't paying enough attention. Spoiler
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AdamDrong
06-03-2020, 07:41 AM #14

No error lights with no ram does sound like a bad motherboard. I'm curious what they have the piece of tape and arrow pointing at. Just to the right of the upper PCIE mount. About the only other thing I could suggest is to make sure it's a 4+4 CPU power in your 8 pin and not 6+2 PCIE. They're different with what wires are power and ground, but the PCIE power "could" be put in if someone wasn't paying enough attention. Spoiler

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Butterfly1416
Senior Member
701
06-04-2020, 08:54 PM
#15
I also watched that tape earlier, but I didn’t give it much thought until now. The Corsair HX 1000 only came with two 8-core CPUs, not a 4+4 configuration.
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Butterfly1416
06-04-2020, 08:54 PM #15

I also watched that tape earlier, but I didn’t give it much thought until now. The Corsair HX 1000 only came with two 8-core CPUs, not a 4+4 configuration.

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Fenitis
Member
196
06-06-2020, 04:16 AM
#16
There should be two cables, each with eight connections on each end. One side has a single 8-pin connector for the PSU, while the other side uses two 4-pin connectors that pair up. The orientation matters here. Spoiler alert!
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Fenitis
06-06-2020, 04:16 AM #16

There should be two cables, each with eight connections on each end. One side has a single 8-pin connector for the PSU, while the other side uses two 4-pin connectors that pair up. The orientation matters here. Spoiler alert!

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Batt4
Member
55
06-06-2020, 04:32 AM
#17
It seems the device didn't appear to be compatible with a split configuration, but would you need both 8-pin and 4-pin connectors for it to function properly?
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Batt4
06-06-2020, 04:32 AM #17

It seems the device didn't appear to be compatible with a split configuration, but would you need both 8-pin and 4-pin connectors for it to function properly?

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Eren888111
Member
85
06-13-2020, 03:22 PM
#18
It’s best suited only for advanced overclocking. It might be worth trying one more run using the 4-pin version connected. I’d consider swapping the motherboard anyway. Even if power isn’t sufficient, the CPU debug light should illuminate.
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Eren888111
06-13-2020, 03:22 PM #18

It’s best suited only for advanced overclocking. It might be worth trying one more run using the 4-pin version connected. I’d consider swapping the motherboard anyway. Even if power isn’t sufficient, the CPU debug light should illuminate.

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06-19-2020, 07:42 PM
#19
yeah you only need that much for hard core OC but I try it, but yeah I will give them a call about it on monday, for they dont have open over the weekend. This is just so sad I was so happend to use a real pc again after be using my laptop for a few weeks now. But I will give you a follow up then I know what it is. I im very curious myself and I spent alot time today to try to find out what was wrong too.
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CROSSBOWWEAPON
06-19-2020, 07:42 PM #19

yeah you only need that much for hard core OC but I try it, but yeah I will give them a call about it on monday, for they dont have open over the weekend. This is just so sad I was so happend to use a real pc again after be using my laptop for a few weeks now. But I will give you a follow up then I know what it is. I im very curious myself and I spent alot time today to try to find out what was wrong too.

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ricby
Senior Member
681
06-27-2020, 01:37 PM
#20
I believe it points to something physical. Notice the diagonal line and compare it to the stock photo—doesn’t match? That’s the clue.
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ricby
06-27-2020, 01:37 PM #20

I believe it points to something physical. Notice the diagonal line and compare it to the stock photo—doesn’t match? That’s the clue.

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