Pcie pins for Power supply and GPU my discord#4721

Ah, its the 570 board, i've been looking at a different one.

The 570 does indeed use 2 atx leads 8pin and 4 pin ( the 2nd cable in my first image - marked CPU )

Where you have the 8pin plugged into your mobo, use the 2nd identical 8 pin, but it will split in half so you can you it as a 4 pin

EDIT : looks like your psu only has 1 x 8pin atx lead - not sure what t osuggest now
 
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Try unplugging the 'power switch' from the front panel header and then use a phillips screwdriver to touch the two pins. That will bypass the power button on the case. If it doesn't boot up that way then something else is amiss.

This video shows you how to do it if you are not sure.

 
Brizzles said:
Ah, its the 570 board, i've been looking at a different one.

The 570 does indeed use 2 atx leads 8pin and 4 pin ( the 2nd cable in my first image - marked CPU )

Where you have the 8pin plugged into your mobo, use the 2nd identical 8 pin, but it will split in half so you can you it as a 4 pin

EDIT : looks like your psu only has 1 x 8pin atx lead - not sure what t osuggest now
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You only need to plug in the 8 pin cpu. The other 4 pin is just for extreme overclocking, so optional for 99% of users.
 
lee32uk said:
Try unplugging the 'power switch' from the front panel header and then use a phillips screwdriver to touch the two pins. That will bypass the power button on the case. If it doesn't boot up that way then something else is amiss.

This video shows you how to do it if you are not sure.

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Can you contact me on discord
 
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lee32uk said:
You have the 8 pin plugged in at the top left ? So that is ok. The other 4 pin to the left of it doesn't need a cable plugged in.
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Yeah that's already commected seems like I get power but not to everything thing like I said before I get power to my RGB on my mobo
 
Brizzles said:
Ah, its the 570 board, i've been looking at a different one.

The 570 does indeed use 2 atx leads 8pin and 4 pin ( the 2nd cable in my first image - marked CPU )

Where you have the 8pin plugged into your mobo, use the 2nd identical 8 pin, but it will split in half so you can you it as a 4 pin

EDIT : looks like your psu only has 1 x 8pin atx lead - not sure what t osuggest now
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You sure cause I'm pretty sure it has 3.....
 
You need to touch both pins at the same time. So the pic above shows the two pins you need to short out with the screwdriver. If it doesn't switch on that way then something else is wrong with the system.

If you are sure every other cable that is needed is plugged in (gpu, cpu and 24 pin ATX etc) then I would get on to the person who built it for you as they should offer aftercare support (Assuming you bought it from a shop and didn't get a friend to build it).
 
only thing left to try is a basic install.

take out everything ( including graphics card and HDDs ) just leave 1 stick of ram with 24 pin and 8pin ATX ( not the 8 pin you used for the graphics card ) cables connected and see if that posts
 
I don't have discord, sorry.

^^Try doing what brizzles suggests above. If it doesn't at least boot up with the bare minimum then time to get onto the person/company who built it for you.

You won't get any picture on your monitor doing the above as Ryzen doesn't have built in graphics, but the cpu fan should still spin up etc.
 
freddie64 said:
Looks like you have some of the Wires in the wrong place.

The speaker wires look like they are in the ADD GEN 2 header.

The power led and power button wire looks like they are in the speaker header.

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Good spot

That speaker header is definately in the wrong place and could be causing issues, just remove it completely i've never used one.

The other wire 'look' OK, as i think the speaker header is obscured by the angle ong thew photo, it is above the other header
 
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