Problems with Intel Motherboard - DX58SO

[Franziskaner]

Pita? Sounds of the buzzing ….
The fans are spinning
Regards

[gamingpy]

Thanks for responding, no it doesn't make any sound and the fans don't spin either, I forgot to add those details...

[Franziskaner]

Put the rest of the components
Take out the memos and try to start to see if it beeps
Disconnect the headphone cable

[gamingpy]

I have attached an image so you can see that if you turn on the light on the motherboard, it is next to the cooler as shown in the image.

[gamingpy]

@Franziskaner:

Put the rest of the components
Take out the memos and try to boot to see if it beeps
Disconnect the headphone cable

it doesn't beep so it's still in the state where the board turns on its light but doesn't turn on anything.. I've already removed the memories and nothing happens, it's still the same

[Franziskaner]

Do you have the buzzer mounted, or in other words, did it beep before?
Unplug everything, leave only the micro graphics and memos if it doesn't beep, removing the memos can only be the F.A or the M.B. Do you have another F.A to test?

[Sylver]

Disconnect the power supply and test it in basic, with nothing connected, no disks, no memory… just the motherboard and the micro, reconnect the power supply only and try to turn it on.

Regards

[gamingpy]

@Franziskaner:

Do you have the buzzer mounted, or in other words, did it beep before?
Unplug everything, leave only micro graphics and memos if it doesn't beep, removing the memos only, it can only be the F.A or the M.B. Do you have another F.A to test?

No, to be honest it has never beeped, unfortunately I don't have another power supply, I'll see what to do, I really appreciate your help

[gamingpy]

The case is definitely closed, it's the motherboard.

I went to a friend's house and we took my CPU and tested it together, first we tried his power supply with my PC and it wouldn't turn on, then to be sure we tried my power supply with his PC and it worked fine.

In conclusion, from what I understand, what happened was a short circuit. I should mention that if I remember correctly, I said that all this mess was because when I had connected the headset to the front of the CPU, it turned off and from there it didn't work anymore. Well, what really happened was that the HDMI audio input of the CPU I had connected it to another part of the motherboard where it shouldn't have been and I think that's why when I connected the headset while the machine was running, it turned off, generating some kind of cut in the Motherboard.

Anyway, I thank all of you for the help provided. Regards.

[Franziskaner]

bad luck.
when you buy the new motherboard check carefully how you put the cables
regards