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Hey I just build my first pc and I running in to a problem I have a z370xp sli MB and a i7 8700k cpu on the motherboard there is a led light that is light up with is the cpu error (I got that from the Manuel) I check the socket for any pin bent but I don’t see any and when I try to boot I just keep cycling can anybody help me to fix the problem

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Is your cooler mounted tightly enough? Mounting pressure is pretty sensitive.

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I assume you don't get any video out, so that LED is your only indicator of what's going on?

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CPU isn't receiving power. Can't see the CPU power cable plugged in in the picture. Top left hand corner of the motherboard should be an 8pin power connector. Plug in the 4+4pin power cable from the PSU labelled either "EPS12v" or "CPU"

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3 minutes ago, toasty6776 said:

I assume you don't get any video out, so that LED is your only indicator of what's going on?

Yes that is correct I do not get any video out

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3 minutes ago, Spotty said:

CPU isn't receiving power. Can't see the CPU power cable plugged in in the picture. Top left hand corner of the motherboard skills be an 8pin power connector. Plug in the 4+4pin power cable from the PSU labelled either "EPS12v" or "CPU"

The pins at the top left hand corner is plugged in

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6 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

Is your cooler mounted tightly enough? Mounting pressure is pretty sensitive.

My cooler is as tight as it can get 

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4 minutes ago, Blackninja09 said:

My cooler is as tight as it can get

That might actually be an issue. Don't make it more than finger tight. If you have to put real effort into turning the screws, you might be overdoing it. Too firm mounting pressure can result in the system not posting (and if you're unlucky can cause permanent damage to your chip)

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Just now, toasty6776 said:

That might actually be an issue. Don't make it more than finger tight. If you have to put real effort into turning the screws, you might be overdoing it. Too firm mounting pressure can result in the system not posting (and if you're unlucky can cause permanent damage to your chip)

I have a pure rock slim and all I did was push the pin in there holes 

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Ok I got the issue fixed I took the 4+4 pin out and replug it back in and it works and post with video thanks guy 

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