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HP 8300 CMT - short circuit with case
Installing a new Motherboard in a HP xw6200 caseIs my PSU failing or is it my motherboard?Getting constant APPCRASH on Kernelbase.dllDesktop PC *sometimes* boots with integrated graphics card, sometimes dedicatedGraphics card not getting fully inserted into slotPC won't start when 8-pin CPU power is connected, what can I do?“Randomly” no Post, no boot with new graphics cardComputer Booting Up IssuesRandom Shutdown on custom built pcHP 8300 CMT Upgrade - Fan runs for one second and then nothing happens
I have a HP 8300 CMT with the following specs:
- i5 3570
- 8GB RAM
- GTX 1060
- 600W EVGA PSU
I had some issues that were related to the fans spinning up for a second and then nothing happens. Sometimes it would eventually boot up but it was very unreliable.
I think I have managed to pinpoint the problem: When the motherboard is removed from the case and just on a sheet of plastic, everything boots up just fine (the dedicated GPU is not recognized, but I have only tried once or twice with the GTX connected).
I initially thought that I put in the screws too tightly and so some conductive parts of the MoBo would touch the metal plate of the case, but it still shows the same issues with loose screws. I have tried to gradually add screws too but that led to very inconsistent results (boots sometimes, often not).
The proprietary case however does not have standoffs - it has some raised metal parts where you can screw in your motherboard and that's it.
Is there a standard procedure for these issues that I can try or can you help me out?
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I have a HP 8300 CMT with the following specs:
- i5 3570
- 8GB RAM
- GTX 1060
- 600W EVGA PSU
I had some issues that were related to the fans spinning up for a second and then nothing happens. Sometimes it would eventually boot up but it was very unreliable.
I think I have managed to pinpoint the problem: When the motherboard is removed from the case and just on a sheet of plastic, everything boots up just fine (the dedicated GPU is not recognized, but I have only tried once or twice with the GTX connected).
I initially thought that I put in the screws too tightly and so some conductive parts of the MoBo would touch the metal plate of the case, but it still shows the same issues with loose screws. I have tried to gradually add screws too but that led to very inconsistent results (boots sometimes, often not).
The proprietary case however does not have standoffs - it has some raised metal parts where you can screw in your motherboard and that's it.
Is there a standard procedure for these issues that I can try or can you help me out?
boot graphics-card motherboard power-supply case
asked 5 mins ago
nvrslncnvrslnc
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add a comment |
I have a HP 8300 CMT with the following specs:
- i5 3570
- 8GB RAM
- GTX 1060
- 600W EVGA PSU
I had some issues that were related to the fans spinning up for a second and then nothing happens. Sometimes it would eventually boot up but it was very unreliable.
I think I have managed to pinpoint the problem: When the motherboard is removed from the case and just on a sheet of plastic, everything boots up just fine (the dedicated GPU is not recognized, but I have only tried once or twice with the GTX connected).
I initially thought that I put in the screws too tightly and so some conductive parts of the MoBo would touch the metal plate of the case, but it still shows the same issues with loose screws. I have tried to gradually add screws too but that led to very inconsistent results (boots sometimes, often not).
The proprietary case however does not have standoffs - it has some raised metal parts where you can screw in your motherboard and that's it.
Is there a standard procedure for these issues that I can try or can you help me out?
boot graphics-card motherboard power-supply case
asked 5 mins ago
nvrslncnvrslnc
11
I have a HP 8300 CMT with the following specs:
- i5 3570
- 8GB RAM
- GTX 1060
- 600W EVGA PSU
I had some issues that were related to the fans spinning up for a second and then nothing happens. Sometimes it would eventually boot up but it was very unreliable.
I think I have managed to pinpoint the problem: When the motherboard is removed from the case and just on a sheet of plastic, everything boots up just fine (the dedicated GPU is not recognized, but I have only tried once or twice with the GTX connected).
I initially thought that I put in the screws too tightly and so some conductive parts of the MoBo would touch the metal plate of the case, but it still shows the same issues with loose screws. I have tried to gradually add screws too but that led to very inconsistent results (boots sometimes, often not).
The proprietary case however does not have standoffs - it has some raised metal parts where you can screw in your motherboard and that's it.
Is there a standard procedure for these issues that I can try or can you help me out?
boot graphics-card motherboard power-supply case
boot graphics-card motherboard power-supply case
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nvrslncnvrslnc
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