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I recently put a new build together to replace my outdated computer. The new computer build refuses to even post. There is no onboard speaker for any beeps either. I got no power at first when plugging in all up until I pulled the paper clip trick to test the power supply. Now, it turns on, but I don't get any
 

yes try to see if there is any bend pins,if not take out the cpu and put the cpu again.Also check if the cpu cooler is mounted properly(improper mounting pressure can also cause isssues

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I recently put a new build together to replace my outdated computer. The new computer build refuses to even post. There is no onboard speaker for any beeps either. I got no power at first when plugging in all up until I pulled the paper clip trick to test the power supply. Now, it turns on, but I don't get any video signal from any source on it. I have an Nvidia 1060 with neither the HDMI, VGA, or DVI putting out a signal. The motherboard itself (H270 Pro) has an HDMI, VGA, and DVI also, but neither of them put out a signal either. I've swapped out RAM and checked each slot with each stick to make sure it's not the slot or the RAM. I discharged all static electricity and grounded myself to my desk diffuser while installing everything. The graphics card's 6-pin power connector is plugged in and the fans spin. The case fans spin. The power supply works flawlessly now, turning on and off no problem. The 8-pin(two 4-pins) CPU power cable is plugged in. I have turned off the system and completely drained the power out of it three times now for over 30 minutes each time. I have tried different HDMI cables, DVI cables, VGA cables and even different monitors to make sure the signal wasn't being botched. At this point I'm frustrated and out of almost $600. If anyone has any idea to save this system or maybe a possible replacement part that might need to be RMA'd, please let me know. Thank you for any help you may provide. Feel free to ask questions if I didn't make something clear.

 

Edit: Forgot to list all parts of the computer.

Motherboard: H270 Pro4
CPU: i5 6400

RAM: Patriot (2x4 GB) 8 GB

GPU: Nvidia 1060
Power Supply: EVGA 500B 80+ Bronze
 

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Check the pins in the CPU socket on the motherboard.

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And..there lies the problem...Thank you. All bent to hell.

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5 minutes ago, shadowharren said:

I recently put a new build together to replace my outdated computer. The new computer build refuses to even post. There is no onboard speaker for any beeps either. I got no power at first when plugging in all up until I pulled the paper clip trick to test the power supply. Now, it turns on, but I don't get any
 

yes try to see if there is any bend pins,if not take out the cpu and put the cpu again.Also check if the cpu cooler is mounted properly(improper mounting pressure can also cause isssues

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1 minute ago, shadowharren said:

At least 15 bent pins.

shit...sorry mate.try to get a refund /replacement for the board.

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