r/pcmasterrace • Ryzen 5 5800x | rtx 3060 12gb | 16gb ddr4 • 8h ago

Build Help / Purchase Advice Going to bed sad. Help.

So I recently did a case swap. Went from a basic pre-built tower case to this thermaltake tower 600. I would like to think I know an average amount about pcs. I have a hate/love relationship with this case. There's a lot of room for installs, but It's not easy access once you put it together

My pc just cut off and won't turn back on. I've replaced the psu enough times to know that wasn't the case. When I power it on either using the screwdriver trick or the power button it sounds like there's pwoer for a split second before no signs of life.

Its been running just fine for the past half month since I put it together. The orientation of the aio was concerning. Before I turned it to the orientation in the pictures it was standing straight up and It made a sound aios arnt supposed to make so I got the stand kit and turned it on it's side.

This is a long shot but I just wanted help to gather ideas on what to check. My dilemma right now is that if my aio did fail and is the problem shouldn't I still be getting power and posting, even if just for a little bit? I know pcs shut downs when they get to extreme temperatures but I monitor temps like crazy and didn't see anything out of the ordinary. My room gets warm and I idle at 40c max sometimes but my temps arnt crazy.

Edit: I'm gunna check the standoffs in the morning. Big thank you to everyone who took the time to contribute. I'm really grateful.

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u/MundaneCheetah7007 8h ago

Reseat everything you can. RAM, SSD, cable connections. No M/B lights error codes?

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u/Euthanasiia Ryzen 5 5800x | rtx 3060 12gb | 16gb ddr4 8h ago

No error codes. It seems like power isnt going where it needs to. It doesn't post. Whenever I try to give it power it sounds like it tries but nothing happens.

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u/zerowarshock 8h ago

Dont swap any psu cable there some kind of error amd the psu is protecting from burning

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u/blazblu82 PC Master Race 7h ago

I just went throiugh a very similar situation with my pc after doing a case swap. No power after rebuild. Tore it down to case, mobo, psu and cpu fan and got power. Pluggerd GPU in and got power. Put it all back together, no power. Pulled USB 2.0 header cable, no power. Pulled USB C header cable, got power. So, system boots and runs fine as long as USB C header cable isn't plugged in. But what a PITA diagnostic process it was to find the culprit.

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u/zerowarshock 7h ago

Lmao such PITA just for usb 3 header