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used a paper clip to short the green wire and black and connected the fans to it. the psu that I thought wasn't working, is working.

tried the smps test and it seems to be working fine.

Yes the case speaker is installed. Now it shuts down before post. :S

:rofl::rofl:

Awesome. I'm not much of a portrait guy but I need to try a pic like that. Maybe pay someone 50 bucks on a local train and get the right pose ;)

^ I don't have a spare psu :ashamed:

^ still won't boot. But while I did it, I heard a ticking noise from the power supply and it's in sync with led's flashing on the motherboard. --- Updated Post - Automerged --- Just checked, it's all of them. The led's in the fan, the lights i added like in your display pic and the led's on...

I was using my PC yesterday and it shut down all of sudden. Switched it on again and it shutdown a minute after windows was ready. Switched it on again and the LED lights (I've installed to add bling) are flashing. I cant enter the bios now. Using a Gigabyte X58-UD3R and i7 920. Or could it be...

Re: The Photography Thread ! You absolutely need a good tripod and decent set of filters to make the most of an UWA. Congrats on your new lens :ohyeah:

^ its 111gb, I'm safe.

Yes, the rooftops :P Too bad I couldn't do a panorama at sunset but at least I got something.

^ great shots. Doesn't anybody want to know where I got the marine drive shot from ? :ashamed:

There were walls blocking the view on the right and left. But the fact that the buildings aren't slanted in the pic and look natural makes it good enough for me :)

I couldn't. That's the widest possible from that location.

Marine Drive, Mumbai.

Henry :O The 16-35 and 50/1.4 are all I need for walking around :P

Standing in the Sunroof of a Vitara - Plus a view of the mountains like this was just epic. ------- ---------- These night forest pics are best viewed fullscreen in a dark room.

30sec, 1000ISO, f/4.5. Couldn't use Aperture priority because I was aiming at a black sky and the meter was giving a wrong exposure. Your images are getting stretched when viewed on a full hd screen.

^ Photo itself is that cool :P