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You don't need a new battery just remove wait 10 sec's and replace after wiping clean with a soft dry cloth. Use a little pressure on the side spring and the battery will almost fly out!
New build; Computer not starting up
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New #32
Well goddamn. I tossed the jumper cap thinking it was just a plastic cover. Works now. Damn i feel like crying.
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New #33
Had same issue with an i7 build, needed a bios update
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New #34
Great job and i told you it would be a really stupid thing. Sometimes all it takes is a break...some sleep and come back and hit it again ! Far out and please take some pictures of your build and post in "show us your rig" !
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New #35
Well done is this your first build ?
Jumpers are not hard to miss this is what they generaly look like not trying to make you feel like you don't know
Just kinda crazy that of all things would get tossed is all
Very glad you got it going it is alive now time to finish Frankenstien
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New #37
Yes, this is my first build :3Well done is this your first build ?
Jumpers are not hard to miss this is what they generaly look like not trying to make you feel like you don't know
Just kinda crazy that of all things would get tossed is all
Very glad you got it going it is alive now time to finish Frankenstien
Also, believe it or not...my psu died. I started it up, then it just stopped before it could boot (I had the fans spinning and everything). It makes a click when I press the power and then nothing. Checked it out on the corsair and did what they call the "paper clip" test. It failed it, of course. I have to send it back in.
Also, I will add a link to my build below when I get my psu back and a monitor. I have it hooked up to my tv right now.
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New #38
Maybe like my extra PSU you want to go out and invest in another today and keep building then swap the Corsair out when it comes back repaired or replaced. You likely can find a bargain and then use it as a back up for other builds or PSU issues? I bought my Corsair online and it's not modular but it's a solid back up for the money spent. The one I most recently bought and I'm very impressed is the Seasonic...link below and it's top flight.
Newegg.com - SeaSonic X Series X650 Gold ((SS-650KM Active PFC F3)) 650W ATX12V V2.3/EPS 12V V2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Full Modular Active PFC Power Supply
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New #39
Picked up a 850w at bestbuy for 120 believe it or not. I am going to use it as a supplementary psu until my other one comes back from newegg.com
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New #40
Just had a look through thread and i think you misunderstood the speaker thing, he meant an internal speaker connecting to mobo header, this will signal beeps on mobo error, you mentioned connecting speaker with usb.
Internal speakers are great bits of kit when you get problems, im amazed you didnt get one with such well spec`d kit
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