*Help* CPU Black Screen

[Guscrawl]

I have recently got a i5 4690k. I have an ASUS H81M-A M11AD motherboard which is OEM. My old I5 4440S works fine and I get post boot sounds and am able to boot into windows. But when using the new I5 i get a black screen and no post boot sounds. I have updated the bios to the most recent one from ASUS and reset the CMOS. Any suggestions?

[rEkmAInc1csBnlM6C85H]

Try running a single stick of RAM, or different RAM if you can.

[Brent744]

Was this a pre-built machine? What kind of power supply do you have?

[Guscrawl]

8 hours ago, Brent744 said:

Was this a pre-built machine? What kind of power supply do you have?

I have a cx 600. Yes this was a pre.build ASUS M11AD back in the day when I originally brought it.

[Guscrawl]

13 hours ago, Andrew 1337 said:

Try running a single stick of RAM, or different RAM if you can.

Currently only using a single stick of RAM anyway. So even though my old processor works fine with the RAM this still could be a problem? 

[rEkmAInc1csBnlM6C85H]

2 minutes ago, Guscrawl said:

Currently only using a single stick of RAM anyway. So even though my old processor works fine with the RAM this still could be a problem? 

Assuming the BIOS update did not fail, and everything else works; its got to be RAM or the CPU that is the issue.

[Guscrawl]

2 minutes ago, Andrew 1337 said:

Assuming the BIOS update did not fail, and everything else works; its got to be RAM or the CPU that is the issue.

Ok I will change my RAM out with my mates RAM. If this does not work should we assume the cpu is dead and I should return it?

[rEkmAInc1csBnlM6C85H]

1 minute ago, Guscrawl said:

Ok I will change my RAM out with my mates RAM. If this does not work should we assume the cpu is dead and I should return it?

You can also pull everything from the system, drives, GPU, PCIE cards and see if it will get to BIOS with the bare minimum. If there is still no POST the CPU is shot or the Motherboards CPU support is at fault.

[Guscrawl]

27 minutes ago, Andrew 1337 said:

You can also pull everything from the system, drives, GPU, PCIE cards and see if it will get to BIOS with the bare minimum. If there is still no POST the CPU is shot or the Motherboards CPU support is at fault.

I have checked the support list and my CPU is supported. Already pulled everything out and was using just the output from the motherboard and still no post.

[rEkmAInc1csBnlM6C85H]

39 minutes ago, Guscrawl said:

I have checked the support list and my CPU is supported. Already pulled everything out and was using just the output from the motherboard and still no post.

 

Looks like faulty CPU