Two short beeps and no display pc error

[LuckyAsFox]

Pc Specs

My pc specs
i7 6700k
gtx 970
16gb ram
one hard drive
and one ssd

Manufacturer Acer
Product Predator G6-710

 

I tried changing the graphics card, ram slots, resetting the cmos, Nothings working.

[Fasauceome]

When did this happen?

[LuckyAsFox]

I took out all the parts and put it on a cardboard box to troubleshoot it better. Because I was getting a blue screen and I think my motherboard is the problem, but now I run into this problem

[Fasauceome]

Just now, LuckyAsFox said:

I took out all the parts and put it on a cardboard box to troubleshoot it better. Because I was getting a blue screen and I think my motherboard is the problem, but now I run into this problem

Try running with less ram and no storage, try to get to BIOS.

[LuckyAsFox]

4 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

Try running with less ram and no storage, try to get to BIOS.

Just tried it with one ram stick and the m.2 ssd connected, still having the same problem Although I realize if I don't reset the cmos it doesn't restart and there's no beeps but still a black screen.

[Fasauceome]

Just now, LuckyAsFox said:

Just tried it with one ram stick and the m.2 ssd connected, still having the same problem Although I realize if I don't reset the cmos it doesn't restart and there's no beeps but still a black screen.

Sounds like a display device issue. Try integrated graphics and not graphics card.

[LuckyAsFox]

4 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

Sounds like a display device issue. Try integrated graphics and not graphics card.

I don't think there are any display ports on the motherboard and I don't think its a display device issue either because it worked fine before

[DarthSmartt]

13 minutes ago, LuckyAsFox said:

Just tried it with one ram stick and the m.2 ssd connected, still having the same problem Although I realize if I don't reset the cmos it doesn't restart and there's no beeps but still a black screen.

Unplug the m.2 ssd. It could be what's causing the problem. Probably not but it could be. Also make sure that you are plugging your ram into the correct spot. When you have two sticks, use slots 2 and 4.

[LuckyAsFox]

1 minute ago, DarthSmartt said:

Unplug the m.2 ssd. It could be what's causing the problem. Probably not but it could be. Also make sure that you are plugging your ram into the correct spot. When you have two sticks, use slots 2 and 4.

I have two sticks of ram, but I'm not sure whats the "correct spot? Do I plug them both in the correct spot or just one?

[DarthSmartt]

2 minutes ago, LuckyAsFox said:

I have two sticks of ram, but I'm not sure whats the "correct spot? Do I plug them both in the correct spot or just one?

Try using them both in the second and fourth slots from the cpu. If that doesnt work, plug one stick into the first slot, then the second, and try using the other ram stick. With Acer I believe two short beeps is the code for memory or graphics errors.

[LuckyAsFox]

10 minutes ago, DarthSmartt said:

Try using them both in the second and fourth slots from the cpu. If that doesnt work, plug one stick into the first slot, then the second, and try using the other ram stick. With Acer I believe two short beeps is the code for memory or graphics errors.

. Tried the second and fourth slot than the first and then tried taking the m.2 didn't work

I do have spare ram but all the other ram won't fit in the socket

[DarthSmartt]

Idk what to try after this. maybe try taking the gpu out and seeing if it will still beep.If it doesnt beep, you have a bad gpu. also make sure you have your cpu fan plugged in and the cpu  4 or 8 pin power as well as gpu power. Also, if it was blue screening before, it could have been a corrupt installation of windows or your pc overheating. Since this issue started happening after you took everything apart because of the blue screen, you probably just didn't plug something in right, or not at all. blow out all the sockets you are plugging stuff into with compressed air or with your mouth. just try not to get spit on everything. You didn't happen to spill anything on the pc right?

[Richard Webster]

Likely not the issue but is your RAM overclocked at all? Or have you set the speed manually in the bios?

[LuckyAsFox]

13 minutes ago, DarthSmartt said:

Idk what to try after this. maybe try taking the gpu out and seeing if it will still beep.If it doesnt beep, you have a bad gpu. also make sure you have your cpu fan plugged in and the cpu  4 or 8 pin power as well as gpu power. Also, if it was blue screening before, it could have been a corrupt installation of windows or your pc overheating. Since this issue started happening after you took everything apart because of the blue screen, you probably just didn't plug something in right, or not at all. blow out all the sockets you are plugging stuff into with compressed air or with your mouth. just try not to get spit on everything. You didn't happen to spill anything on the pc right?

 

I changed the gpu and still the same problem. It only beeps when I reset the cmos, if I don't reset the cmos after I power it down and turn it back up it doesn't beep. I'm pretty sure I didn't spill anything on the pc. I'll try unplugging and replugging everything

 

The blue screen error I had a whea uncorrectable error that blue screened randomly. I posted the problem on another forum here:http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3835347/whea-uncorrectable-error-find-solution.html#21581605

 

[LuckyAsFox]

2 minutes ago, Richard Webster said:

Likely not the issue but is your RAM overclocked at all? Or have you set the speed manually in the bios?

I haven't touched the ram settings in the bios so I'm assuming the speed is set to manual.

[elon]

what motherboard is that m8? 

[DarthSmartt]

Try using another monitor/tv and/or cable as you said nothing was happening. Also, Have you by any chance taken the cpu out. If you did, make sure the triangles are aligned correctly .If that doesn't work. you may have bad ram, cpu or motherboard. Ask to borrow a dd4 stick of memory from a friend or get a cheap stick on ebay just for testing.

[LuckyAsFox]

4 minutes ago, elon said:

what motherboard is that m8? 

There's No model number on the motherboard so i don't know

This is the pc https://www.acer.com/ac/en/AU/content/support-product/6372?b=1

[LuckyAsFox]

3 minutes ago, DarthSmartt said:

Try using another monitor/tv and/or cable as you said nothing was happening. Also, Have you by any chance taken the cpu out. If you did, make sure the triangles are aligned correctly .If that doesn't work. you may have bad ram, cpu or motherboard. Ask to borrow a dd4 stick of memory from a friend or get a cheap stick on ebay just for testing.

haven't taken out the cpu and I have got spare ddr3 ram its just it won't fit in the socket

[elon]

oem prebuilds?

[LuckyAsFox]

2 minutes ago, elon said:

oem prebuilds?

yep

[DarthSmartt]

4 minutes ago, LuckyAsFox said:

haven't taken out the cpu and I have got spare ddr3 ram its just it won't fit in the socket

You have a 6700k which requires ddr4 memory. I'm out of ideas. can you give a pic with memory installed and everything hooked up?

[elon]

I found some information of that motherboard, its a acer B150-MIB15L, its a B150 with a 6700k :/, isnt your problem, but you could always change your motherboard with a z170/270 if you got the money and if the motherboard is the problem. making most of out of the unlocked cpu

[LuckyAsFox]

1 minute ago, DarthSmartt said:

You have a 6700k which requires ddr4 memory. I'm out of ideas. can you give a pic with memory installed and everything hooked up?

Oh my bad. I just looked up the memory model number it is ddr4. I'll send in around an hour because I'm going out somewhere now.

[DarthSmartt]

Just now, LuckyAsFox said:

Oh my bad. I just looked up the memory model number it is ddr4. I'll send in around an hour because I'm going out somewhere now.

Gr8 m8. Im going to sleep its 2 am here. I'll check back in the morning.