How many stand offs/stand off screws do you use?
How many stand offs/stand off screws do you use?
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I see you have the RAM in the 1st and 3rd slots. Have you tried placing the RAM in Slot 2 and 4? I know my board would not boot if I did not have the RAM in Slots 2 and 4.
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Also, does that board only have one 6/8 pin plug? The one u are plugged into? Or does it have 2 available? If it has two, try plugging it into the other one.
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Also, for the stand offs. Make sure you don't have one in the wrong spot, which could be touching the bottom of the board and shorting it.
From what I remember, you should always use an even number of stand offs. But yeah, as you said it's spinning up right, just no image?
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I have tried ram in every slot and combo. I have not tried the 4+4 power pin, I can do that tomorrow when I fix that stand off.
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Yes, no image but everything spins up. Side note, taking out the HDD and ssd and optical drive unplugged, the beeping sounds went away. Not sure what that means.
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What I would try is first clear CMOS then grab the 4+4 cpu power but only use part of it so after cmos clear attempt boot with 4 pin cpu power only
Yea it would.
Anyway, it would really help if you got a motherboard speaker, to help identify the problem.
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Alright, I bought a pair of these, one for my own PC and one for hers. They both work as I plugged them into my PC to make sure they did and both times single post beep. When I put one in her PC, 2 ram sticks, CPU + Hyper 212 I get no beep. Plugged everything in correctly and double checked it and no beeps, fans spin up a second and then spin down, then they resume spinning normally. So what could this issue be?
I am looking through the Asrock z87 pro 3 handbook that came with the mobo and nothing in it about any beep codes. Couldn't find it online either, so I'm at a loss.
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I cannot get to the bios without any video display. tried two monitors, my own ram 1 stick re-seated several times. These are not the issues. I just don't know what else there is and I want to know if it's a bad CPU or another bad Mobo or whatever else it could be.
Edit, I should also mention that the angle of that picture makes it look like the ram isn't seated properly.
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i would take out the gfx card you installed and hook up to the built in video port...then go into the bios and change it to pci-e for video... reason I say this is; default its set to onboard video... if you have a video card in the PCI-E and plugged in to that card, its still set to on board and could be the reason youre not getting any video on your monitor
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As I said in a previous post I have tried the onboard video and it still remains no video which means I cannot access bios to change anything. Nothing pops up on the screen other than No VGA signal and then turns off.
I'm assuming it's a motherboard issue at this point and no other help is being offered. I will do another RMA for this board and swap out for a new one. I say this because if it was a ram issue I would have beep codes, and if it were a CPU issue I would have beep codes, but since fans spin up and no beep codes and no display with just 1 DIMM + cpu + PSU and I have tested everything else I have to assume it's another mobo issue.
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I know its been a little while, but did you ever get it working?
Hey hey, yea I did finally get it to work. The heatsink backplate had some pretty bad flash on it, and I did not realize it or even think to check it. Basically, the heatsink shorted 4 motherboards, I'm now using a Gigabyte z87 board. It also broke the inside of my processor from the clip in the center of the Hyper 212 Evo, it was off center, even though I put it in correctly, and broke it. So here's where I'm at, brand new CPU, Gigabyte board, 760 Windforce, 250gb SSD, and 2x4gb Sticks of ram. Along with all of the other essentials obviously.
What has been broken in this build - 4 Different motherboards, 1 CPU, 1 HDD (shorted) and a bad Hyper 212 Evo.
Newegg worked with me to get a 2 month RMA on the CPU which I was very happy with, took some assertiveness at the agent, and then a couple minutes later a supervisor called me personally and wanted to help me. So the Mobo, and CPU are in the mail and I'm going to use them in my brothers build to finish that out. I will need to call Cooler Master and Western Digital to replace the Heatsink and HDD.
Took almost 12 hours to figure out all the issues and rebuild it with new parts, and I have a stock heatsink in at the moment until I can see about redoing that as well. So freaking annoying.
On the plus side, my girlfriend loves her new computer, and is really impressed with the cabling / boot times and how fast every game loads.
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