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I plugged in a second display to my gpu and when I hit power fans spin for 1 second then stop and start spinning then boot device led comes on. No display or bios. I removed all gpus and only tried with cpu,mobo,ram and no post at all. Any ideas?

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Try with different combos of ram. And any error codes? Otherwise, RMA if possible

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I suppose we are talking about your 4770K setup?

The issue can be caused by allot of things.

But i might start with re-seating the cpu.

 

Wenn the cpu is not detected, or not seated fully correct, then the system will go into boot loops.

And not displaying anything ofc.

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Can you try with just one monitor again? 

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I suppose we are talking about your 4770K setup?

The issue can be caused by allot of things.

But i might start with re-seating the cpu.

The gaming setup with the two 660s.

 

Can you try with just one monitor again? 

I am only trying one monitor into the integrated graphics ATM and gpu with no luck. 

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Try with different combos of ram. And any error codes? Otherwise, RMA if possible

Cant rma. Too old. Was working before I added second display this morning. I get one beep when I hit power then 10-15 seconds later one short beep and boot led. I will try with other ram though. 

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The gaming setup with the two 660s.

 

I am only trying one monitor into the integrated graphics ATM and gpu with no luck. 

integrated probably won't work because the bios is configured for just the gpu. Reset CMOS possibly?

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The gaming setup with the two 660s.

 

 

 

which one?

without providing furter info, no body can help

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integrated probably won't work because the bios is configured for just the gpu. Reset CMOS possibly

 

When it was working I set it to use both. I have reset cmos so many times already. 

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which one?

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The Gaming Pc/Mindy

CPU:I5 4690k

GPU: PNY GTX 660 SLI

RAM: ADATA XPG V2 8Gb

MOBO: Z87-A

PSU: CX750m

120gb ssd and 1tb wd blue

Source 210 Windows

212 Evo

 

i suppose the setup has worket before?

i still would suggest to re-seat the cpu.

 

Ofc Z87 boards need a bios update before they will work with DC cpu´s.

But i suggest you have allready done that.

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i suppose the setup has worket before?

i still would suggest to re-seat the cpu.

It worked at 9am this morning and not at 9:20am. 

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Cant rma. Too old. Was working before I added second display this morning. I get one beep when I hit power then 10-15 seconds later one short beep and boot led. I will try with other ram though.

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You can also check the manual what those beep codes are upto.

To me it still sounds like a cpu not seated fully correctly.

This happens somethimes with LGA based sockets.

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I would try reseating the CPU. perhaps put a slip of paper underneath where the socket lid presses down on the CPU to press down a little harder.

 

You can also check the manual what those beep codes are upto.

To me it still sounds like a cpu not seated fully correctly.

This happens somethimes with LGA based sockets.

Reset the cpu. Nothing still no post. 

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Do you have a second 1150 cpu you can try in there or someone's to borrow?

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Do you have a second 1150 cpu you can try in there or someone's to borrow?

I do. I would have to rip apart another system though. Why would it be the cpu? The boot device led comes on not the cpu led.

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I do. I would have to rip apart another system though. Why would it be the cpu? The boot device led comes on not the cpu led.

Idk it's always a good thing to check.

Boot device led... Hmm can you try booting from that drive on another computer, perhaps the drive failed?

Basically I'm saying tearing down systems is cheaper than replacing things if it isn't actually needed.

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Have you checked your socket, or the CPU contacts? Try your not working CPU, in your other stem, could be the motherboard, or the CPU, but just try, instead of spending money.

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Try clearing cmos?

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