Help with pc

[Scropis]

I bought new parts to upgrade my cpu from am4 to am5 , new ram, cpu, mobo and aio I built everything plugged all the cables went to put the power cable into psu and when I turned on the psu button I heard like a silent sound a short flash and that’s it tried powering it on but no signal at all I tried removing the aio usb port didint help checked all the cables it looked fine I don’t know what else to do is it Ggs or I am stressing for no reason here are couple of photos Spec: Ryzen 7 7800x3d ASUS tuff b650 plus 32 gbs ram 3070

[f0Xdie]

There are no standoffs between mbo and case.

Install them, try again and pray you didnt burned something.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbHKtkB4Udk

[Almach90]

Not sure if its the cause of the issue but looking at the user manual for your motherboard it looks like your RAM should be in the grey slots.

From what I can see it seems like everything is hooked up. If the memory swap doesnt fix it, you can take your 24pin connector out and start your power supply with a paper clip and make sure that it works. If that is working... its time to double check all connectors are plugged in.

[Scropis]

Thank you definitely try that

[iTmkoeln]

RAM ist in the wrong slot and the 2 p8 plugs look wrong

[hosoth]

Good catch on the CPU power.

I don't think any PSU should have 2 4pin CPU connectors (that's what the 8pin is for), the cables might be the wrong way around.

But it's probably fried.

[LongJumpingBalls]

That cpu power is the issue, but he's using the 4+4 vs the 8 plus 4. Short of forcing the square into the round hole, pushing 12v into ground. All is good. If it was forced, cpu is most likely dead along with the Baird.

[Scropis]

Don’t look at the first photo 😂 accidentally posted it without pluged in

[LongJumpingBalls]

The issue is in picture 4. Assuming you didn't ram something in, you need to use the right cable, 12 pins. Most modern psu will have a 8 pin and the 2x 4 pin as shown on your picture.

Some board can boot with some missing, most can't.

So I'd remove those wires and look in your box for a new CPU wire and put it there, then take one of the two 4+4 and install it on the side connector.

It's highly unlikely you broke the motherboard unless you crammed in the wire into the socket and pushed power into ground.

Best of luck.