Help needed please.
#1
Hi everyone.

I've bought the following hardware to make my own htpc.

2x2gb OCZ 1600mhz ram
AMD a65400k
PicoPsu power supply (150w)
FM2-A75IA-E53 motherboard
60gb ssd
m350 case (had to cut and extend the led/power switch cables since they were 2cm short!)

The problem is the following.

I've placed everything into the case, connected the ssd, and power pins, etc.

When I plug the machine, the CPU fan comes into life, as well as the blue lights from the led case. So does the hard drive (I've tested this with a hdd)

However when I enter my HDMI cable to start Installing windows and everything, there's no signal! Scren is black and the no signal message pops up

Everything is running as soon as I plug the connector to the PC, hard drive, cpu fan, (even the apu, since it heat starts coming from it). (Without pressing the on/off switch)

Any ideas?
Am I overlooking something?
Thanks!
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#2
Did you plug in the 4-pin power?
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#3
Plug the hdmi on befote you turn it on.
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#4
4 pin being the CPU yes.
I've done the hdmi unplug and plug thing.

Btw I'm not even turning the computer on, I just plug the power cord and fan led and hdd starts running!
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#5
Check the wiring you did.
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#6
Wireing was for the led light and power switch!

Led light is on, switch button didn't even need to press it since everything starts running as soon as I plug the PC!
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#7
Make sure the power switch on your pc is working correctly and is connected to the right pins on your motherboard I don't think it should start up right away.
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#8
I know, but one problem at the time!
I'm going nuts with the hdmi!
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#9
Yes but if the power switch is always trying to turn on the computer that could affect the hdmi. Did you try a VGA or Dvi cable on a monitor to check if it is your cable or video card?
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#10
Does vga work?
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#11
I'll try and get a DVI cable tomorrow since I don't have one atm
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#12
What about vga?
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#13
Don't have any other cable than HDMI.
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#14
Just bought a new ram stick.
That did the trick.
Cheers!
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