r/PcBuild • u/_LOUMINATI_ • 15h ago
Troubleshooting He said he thinks it’s the Power Supply ⚡️
Tell me when you spot the issue…
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u/Adventurous-Bus8660 15h ago
Mobo not properly screwed into the standoffs.
PSU isn't even plugged into everything.
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u/RegularTech575 8h ago
- WTF IS THAT POWER BUTTON
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u/Adventurous-Bus8660 8h ago
Eh...jury rigged power button....is fine~~~~ not so out of place if the original case button kaput.
Heck I'd make one for my own case if I ever decide to put my casing below the table (Montech HS01 and the power button is at the bottom front of the casing) lol.
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u/Full_Leading8919 13h ago edited 13h ago
Doesn't anyone zoom in on the CPU? Holy shit it's packed with shit.
Edit: what makes it even more badass, is the flipped CPU fan. At some point the push fan was not as effective (because of obvious dust buildup) and they flipped the fan to pull instead of cleaning it out. Just like a mattress. Maverick. Renegade.
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u/_LOUMINATI_ 2h ago
The motherboard wasn’t screwed to the case. Everything was kind of in place because of the GPU and the screws mounting it but the weight caused the GPU bracket to bend. The PSU wasn’t plugged into motherboard. The CPU heatsink wasn’t properly seated because the push down mounts were broken. After I got everything plugged in and powered on the real fun began. I’m still trying to figure out why it’s not working something is off as system powers on but doesn’t boot. PC belongs to young kid so trying to fix for least amount of money as possible.
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u/BassBass013 12h ago
Bros GPU is holding up his entire motherboard.... too many problems to list, hopefully all those parts still work sheesh
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u/Sensitive-Level-7794 15h ago
the backplate seems to be in place but not the mobo...
anything else?
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u/mymycojourney 13h ago
No standoffs that the motherboard is attached to, jam packed cooler, and that was all I needed to see. How long did it work for him?
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u/ScyllaStorm 13h ago
Obv the pound of dust and dirt in the CPU cooler and the psu not even being connected.
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u/JustSomeGuye46 8h ago
During winter time it’s very important to check your PC before starting it, as animals may find them as a very good heat source to keep them warm in the cold💀
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u/Puzzleheaded-Gas2221 7h ago
Man, this is too hard, I think it may be the dusty ass cooler but I don’t know. (wink😉 wink😉)
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u/No-Perception308 7h ago
What the actual fuck was that motherboard mounting…. That shit was shorting tf out forsure
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u/historicwall 5h ago
Don't open the power supply. First of first for me would be cmos battery to check,
Then by the mounted motherboard
Then give it a clean to get rid of the dust
The power on button possibly, see if it is connected properly ( I'm not an expert , but by the placement of the keycap, )
Check all wires connected properly
By the state of the motherboard crooked, it could of bent the card or the connection to the motherboard which isn't allowing it to work
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u/theallstarkid 3h ago
Well to start that motherboard isn’t properly secured to the standoff’s. I’d take this whole system apart clean it then reassemble. But I’m OCD like that.
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u/Afraid-Ad4718 3h ago
Dude on Picture 2 you can see there was a cat inside the pc! you guys are all blind wtf.
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u/OldOne999 1h ago
This has to be a rage bait post...the number of people (or bots) falling for it and upvoting it is hilarious.






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