Kramirez19

I'm really trying to get into of gaming and I'm having a rough start, if my luck holds okay I would like the Razer blade 14, again thank you for the giveaway, even if I don't win its cool to see you showing the community that you enjoy our support

The computer POST once using the memory that I had borrowed from a friend, but then after turning it off and switching it back on it stopped working . Also looking more into it, the supported memory says it is able to use 2,400mhz but it states it must be downgraded to 2,133 MHz . So knowing that, how do I downgrade to the memory speed that is required?

Motherboard only has two slots, I have tried another kit, and when I booted it up it skipped bios and asked for a system boot drive

I plugged in all the cables again and still got the same response

I am very new to the the computer building community, and unfortunately inexperienced at identifying my problems, I am using A GA-H170N-Wifi (micro Atx), Cooler master tower, EvGa supernova nex750b power supply, An Intel 6700k proccesor, Asus R7 370, Ballistix sport DDr4 2x4gb kit and a sentey stealth pro case

I'm sorry for not clarifying, the fans, the leds on the mother board all turn on, but for about half a second and then go dark

I have finally put together my computer with ram a keyboard and a monitor, and I got it to post once,and I just needed to instal the system key. But nowthe light just blinks and then shuts off, I have a video but even a one second will exceed the limit, so if you would like to see send me contact info, any help will be very much appreciated

Thank you for directing me to your guide, I'll be sure to use it if any other problems come up in the future

Thanks for the help!

I have put together a pc, and I plugged it in after receiving my proccesor and cooling system, I was very glad to see it power up, but after running for about 60 seconds, it powered off, and then turned back after 20 seconds. It continued to do this until I powered down the system entirely. Any idea how to fix it? It might be a ram problem, but I figured the sister would be able to sustain power for more then a minute with out connecting ram