subhan109

do u have an external cd drive

i made a vid on utube on tis check it out my channel is subhan sadad heres the link: also try booting withou the ram if you here a beep code thats a good sign if not maybe the mother board

for my build there was stripped wires on the psu and caused a short it would but no vid i solved ii by jus hooking it up to another tv or u can do it to another mobo after that it booted fine and it worked fine on the original monitor

CPU: Intel i5 4690k MoBo: MSI GAMING 5 GPU: EVGA 750Ti 2GB GDDR5 PSU: EVGA 750W G2 SuperNOVA Storage I: Crucial MX100 128GB Storage II: WD 1TB Caviar Blue Case: Corsair 450D OS: Windows 7 Home Premium Disk Drive: The black Asus one Wireless Card: TP-Link N900 r this ur parts also no offence but msi mobos arnt good because they have a rep of the caps going bad if u can stilll return it do it also go with a asus or gb motherboard

reset ur bios

if u overclocked it might be unstable

whats the parts

if ur in toronto i fix computers u can bring it in to me

if its the psu send in tp cooler master if its still under warranty

clear CMOS as well

take the cpu out and boot turn it on im before you do that do what bonesy said as if u think im crazy im a MCP and try booting with one stick of ram at a time if that dosnt help take the ram out and boot u should get a beep code if not somethings wrong with the mobo also check for bent pins on the cpu socket

go to this web click bios and download the file idk the rest check a tutorial on utube http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M5A78L/HelpDesk_Download/

the last thing you can possibly do is a clean install of windows to do so download the windoes iso to your version the open the iso use daemon tools if your on Win7 or on 8 just click it it will open get flash drive 4gb or bigger and copy paste the iso content to the flash drive and according to your motherboard go to the boot manger and select your flash drive keep pressing next until you reach the HDD part in the winows installer select your HDD and wipe it clan format it then press next until you reach the installer its automated after that

to my knowledge msi cant or any other brand except ASUS cant OC on any other platform exceopt the Z series ivtried on several brands and with differnt CPU's but with every asus board any platform you can OC as long as the CPU is unlocked in your case it is

i got this from the dell website hope this helps Repetitive Beep Codes 1 Possible motherboard failure - BIOS ROM checksum failure 2 No RAM detected NOTE: If you installed or replaced the memory module, ensure that the memory module is seated properly 3 Possible motherboard failure - Chipset error 4 RAM read/write failure. 5 Real Time Clock (RTC) power fail 6 Real Time Clock failure 7 Video card or chip failure. 8 Processor failure