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You have standby power from the sound of it. When you tried to power it on, did you lose the standby power to the GPU?
Reason I asked, if you see standby power and when you try to power on you either hear a click or the LED's go out, that indicates a short. Is this PSU modular, and did you reuse any modular cables from the power supply you replaced?
It's not shorting then. Upload a picture of your build if you could.
im at work now...but this was the original computer from bestbuy. I seems there is no power to the power button on top of the case (maybe get new case?). Im beginning to wonder if that is the issue. I have upgraded to a ryzen 7 and 16gb total RAM. Im thinking I should have never replaced the 600w power supply and just plugged in the new card. Now I have a mess. I hope the motherboard is not fried. Thanks for all of you help so far! Im beyond ticked off at this point!!
I'd really like to see the assembly, maybe the PWR_SW pin was knocked loose? That chassis should have a power button on top, it's dead center, but it's black on black. It's hard to see. This is the button you're pressing and the system doesn't respond?
Yes...that seems to be the issue. Could I just buy one of these and transfer the cpu and everything else over? It's actually cheaper than the psu and GPu I just bought.
Yes, you can replace the chassis and move everything over. In the meantime, find the PWR_SW header in the bottom right, remove the cable. It's two pins, short those two pins with something conductive and the system will power on.
That's funny...that's what the guy at MC tech support just told me on the phone. I love the idea of switching the cases. Then I can return all the other stuff. One more question. Do my old ryzen 3 and radeon rx 570 gpu have any value in the ebay world...and if so what's a good price to sell them at? Thanks again for everything!
I'm sure it can still be sold, though I think you might have missed the boat on selling the GPU. Supply seems to be increasing now.
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