Edited by alan2246, 16 January 2013 - 02:56 AM.
new build desk top
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alan2246
, Jan 16 2013 02:55 AM
#1
Posted 16 January 2013 - 02:55 AM
#2
Posted 16 January 2013 - 07:50 AM
Hi alan2246,
First check that you have two power cable attached to the Mobo. The 20/4 pin main cable, (powers the Mobo) The ATX 12 volt 4 pin or the EPS 12 volt 8 pin cable, (power for the CPU) usually plugs in above and to the left of the CPU. Check you have the cooler fan cable plugged into the CPU fan header on the Mobo, not a system fan header.
Do you have a video card installed?
First check that you have two power cable attached to the Mobo. The 20/4 pin main cable, (powers the Mobo) The ATX 12 volt 4 pin or the EPS 12 volt 8 pin cable, (power for the CPU) usually plugs in above and to the left of the CPU. Check you have the cooler fan cable plugged into the CPU fan header on the Mobo, not a system fan header.
Do you have a video card installed?
#3
Posted 16 January 2013 - 10:16 AM
hi i dont have a video card the 12volt connector is 8 pin my power supply is only 4 pin
#4
Posted 16 January 2013 - 06:04 PM
Hi.
Please check you have given the correct Motherboard model.
Needs sorting so we do not give you the wrong advise.
Please check you have given the correct Motherboard model.
For that model, specifications, > http://www.gigabyte....spx?pid=4395#ov Non of the revisions have a video output.. How are you connecting to the monitor?From Post #1.
a gigabyte 970a-d3 motherboard
Needs sorting so we do not give you the wrong advise.
#5
Posted 16 January 2013 - 06:10 PM
sorry i have a radeon h d 6570
#6
Posted 16 January 2013 - 09:52 PM
Thanks for the Update.
According to your Mobo manual, Page #22, you need a 8 pin connector. a 4/4 pin would do. Sometimes a manual will say that it is OK to use a single 4 pin 12 volt cable, But not in this case. I have also been looking for a professionally review for you PSU, non available. It is a extremely poor quality cheap unit with hardly any certificates at all. I have seen that it is no longer for sale at places like Debs, Here is one of many users results, plenty more like it. > http://www.tomshardw...learned-lesson.
I think you will have no end of problems using that PSU and even if you can get it going, once you start gaming, it will be unstable. My advise is to return it, claiming a refund and state that it does not have enough amps to power your system.
Tell us what you think.
According to your Mobo manual, Page #22, you need a 8 pin connector. a 4/4 pin would do. Sometimes a manual will say that it is OK to use a single 4 pin 12 volt cable, But not in this case. I have also been looking for a professionally review for you PSU, non available. It is a extremely poor quality cheap unit with hardly any certificates at all. I have seen that it is no longer for sale at places like Debs, Here is one of many users results, plenty more like it. > http://www.tomshardw...learned-lesson.
I think you will have no end of problems using that PSU and even if you can get it going, once you start gaming, it will be unstable. My advise is to return it, claiming a refund and state that it does not have enough amps to power your system.
Tell us what you think.
#7
Posted 16 January 2013 - 11:48 PM
hi, have found it is the psu i have ordered a cool-master gt 750 watt which has the 4 plus 4 connector on so hopefully that will cure the problem and thank you for all your help
#8
Posted 17 January 2013 - 03:23 AM
Your welcome, good you got it sorted.
What model of PSU have you ordered?
When reading your Mobo manual, did you take note about switching of the power and of taking anti static measures?
Did you make sure that the Motherboard stand offs that are screwed into the motherboard mounting plate, inside the case, matched exactly the pattern and number of screw holes in the Motherboard? no extra ones.
Did you apply Thermal paste?
Please let us know how you get on.
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What model of PSU have you ordered?
When reading your Mobo manual, did you take note about switching of the power and of taking anti static measures?
Did you make sure that the Motherboard stand offs that are screwed into the motherboard mounting plate, inside the case, matched exactly the pattern and number of screw holes in the Motherboard? no extra ones.
Did you apply Thermal paste?
Please let us know how you get on.
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#9
Posted 17 January 2013 - 05:09 AM
the one i got was a cool-master GT 750
#10
Posted 17 January 2013 - 08:32 AM
You will have no problems powering your system with that PSU.
If you need any more help, let us know.
If you need any more help, let us know.
#11
Posted 21 January 2013 - 08:09 AM
hi the other problem i have is i use a ssd for boot up only how do i program evrything else to go to the d drive
#12
Posted 22 January 2013 - 05:52 PM
Hi.
There are heaps of ways to do this, some simple, relocating after install, some very complicated, moving default location of system folders during new installation of the OS.
Before plunging in, research the method you are going to use so you underspend what is happening. I just use the simple, Relocation Tab,
> http://www.ghacks.ne...r-in-windows-7/ (lots of other how to on that site.
This one is more complicated. > http://www.overclock...e-for-ssds-hdds
A lot of gamers use Steam Mover. explore this site > http://forums.steamp...d.php?t=3054423
search Google, Move my docs folders window 7
Be sure to make restore points.
There are heaps of ways to do this, some simple, relocating after install, some very complicated, moving default location of system folders during new installation of the OS.
Before plunging in, research the method you are going to use so you underspend what is happening. I just use the simple, Relocation Tab,
> http://www.ghacks.ne...r-in-windows-7/ (lots of other how to on that site.
This one is more complicated. > http://www.overclock...e-for-ssds-hdds
A lot of gamers use Steam Mover. explore this site > http://forums.steamp...d.php?t=3054423
search Google, Move my docs folders window 7
Be sure to make restore points.
#13
Posted 23 January 2013 - 06:43 AM
i have put the ssd in the o/s is windows 8 and i want the ssd to boot and every thing else to go to D drive how can i do this
#14
Posted 24 January 2013 - 06:52 PM
You are going to have to search for how to do this yourself, Not that I do not want to help you but, the method you decide to use must have some sort of support as well so that if you get problems, you are not left swinging in the breeze.
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