Lineron

People giving to much flack to the evga psu. I wouldnt say it is great but it isnt terrible. For you current needs it is fine, the same with cpu. I would get the something above a 1050 or 1050TI, that would be more then enough to get your Siege above 60.

I would try removing from the case, sometimes the case can cause a short, also remove everything from the motherboard that isnt, 1 stick of ram, the atx power and cpu power plus the graphics card and the power for it. If that doesnt fix it, you may have a bad board as the error code LED wont turn on.

I am considering that, but in the event it is the motherboard I will be stuck with a cheap one. I am conflicted, even though my computer was really still plenty fast for me, perhaps I should just upgrade if I cant figure it out what is dead. On another note, this Asrock MB has what they call Dr Debug, that also doesn't even light up right now. I was looking at the codes and there a few referencing no cpu, should it show that code if I remove the cpu, or it just in reference to a badly sit cpu. If it is supposed to show no cpu I cant try to remove and see what it does.

It is not in a boot loop, it spin once then stops every time i try it does start and then stops. Here we only get 7 days to regret a buy and we are not supposed to open and use the product. I would need to buy another cpu or MB and hope that is the problem. I also don't have access to another cpu I could try. The cpu wasnt overclocked and I did try to clear cmos, but I did using the included button I will try with the jumper and also removing the battery.

Hello, I have an Asrock Extreme 4 z97 board, using an 4790k and 16gb of Gskill Trident X memory 2133. Today I was playing a game and my computer simple shutdown. I know it wasn't running too hot because i had just opened HW monitor to check because it was turning off every now and again. Now, after i press the power button on the motherboard the cpu fan will spin for a moment and then turn off again. I've removed the MB from the case and have it sitting on the MB box, with only the power connector for the cpu and motherboard plugged in. I even tried a different cooler in case the fan was bad and the MB was shutting itself off for protection. After all this measures I still get no sound no post screen, nothing. I even found an old speaker to attach to the MB to see if it would beep, but it didn't. Also tried a different power supply without success. How do figure it out if my motherboard or the cpu died?

Oh my video card went out of stock. That's so unfair the liquid cooled vga was part of my theme. My Build

I would love one of those Kova's.

Selective focus

All that you need is to actually read the boot key combinations... In your case hold option when turning it on and it will let you choose the disk to boot. I doubt it you fucked up the HD. More keys and explanations check https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201255