nzxt phantom 810 power button issue.
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maniac
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if manual bridging does not work either, it might be a motherboard issue not a case issue.
Although I have the same problem with my Switch 810, if I don't press the power button firmly and as far as it will go it doesn't usually turn on, I am guessing the power switches they use aren't the best but it doesn't really bother me.
Although I have the same problem with my Switch 810, if I don't press the power button firmly and as far as it will go it doesn't usually turn on, I am guessing the power switches they use aren't the best but it doesn't really bother me.
SuB
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if bridging it manually doesn't work, nothing you do with the switch is going to work either, this sounds like a motherboard / psu issue to me.
Try unplugging the PSU from everything but the fans, and bump start it using the green to black method. If that works, it sounds like the motherboard is at fault.
Has this ever worked?
Try unplugging the PSU from everything but the fans, and bump start it using the green to black method. If that works, it sounds like the motherboard is at fault.
Has this ever worked?
jamesriley94
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Most likely the motherboard.
But, it could also be a PSU issue, not really any way to rule that out.
What motherboard is it?
Are you sure all the power connectors are plugged in? CPU/24pin etc? CPU power being unplugged often causes this.
CMOS jumper on correctly?
But, it could also be a PSU issue, not really any way to rule that out.
What motherboard is it?
Are you sure all the power connectors are plugged in? CPU/24pin etc? CPU power being unplugged often causes this.
CMOS jumper on correctly?
