TSTonyV said: It's most likely not a board or PSU issue since you've tried multiples of those already. I'd say likely cause is the CPU, but it's hard to say for sure. Have you made sure the 3600X also doesn't have any bent pins, and did you make sure the CPU fan was plugged into the CPU fan header?Run through this guide if you haven't already just to be safe and make sure you covered all your bases: https://community.microcenter.com/discussion/2818/tech-article-how-to-troubleshoot-a-newly-built-pc-that-will-not-post-boot-power-on
TSMikeW said: Greetings @Turker The Crosshair board would of had a power button on the board. So you turn on the PSU and the board gets standby power, but you press the "Start" button on the board, and nothing happens? Pull all your modular power cables, try to power it with the 24 pin only connected. Don't mix modular PSU cables.
TSMikeW said: @Turker Nothing at all? You're not hearing any sounds besides the button? No clicks from the power supply as an example? And confirm you disconnected the cables from the power supply as well if they're modular.
TSMikeW said: @Turker Have you tested the motherboards outside the chassis on cardboard?I'm only tearing outside my case using the case box
TSMikeW said: @Turker Seems unusual. It's possible that the CPU is shorting the board out, but you should see something momentarily. A flash of light, a quarter turn of a fan. You can pull the CPU and try powering it on. It should power on without a CPU and sit on code 00.I've tried that, same thing no q code though. Just led on the Mobo turns on. I'm very confused as well haha
TSMikeW said: @Turker The LED's turning on is just standby power, but it won't power it. Which sounds like a dead board. And you're on cardboard, you're not sitting it on the antistatic bag, correct?Nope it's on a cardboard board. I went and bought another board whi h had no LEDs on. What are the chances in having two dead boards in a row? (I did buy this one used from microcenter)
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