PC turns on but nothing happeneds (solved)

[unhappyface]

So I cleaned my pc. 

Little bit of dusting and so on 

Put it back together and now it turns on but I get nothing and can do nothing.

I'm confused since this is a first for me and I've built my fair share of PC's and never had this before.

 

I've cleared cemos, Unplugged everything unnecessary and even took it apart and put it back together again double checking everything (connections and so forth) 

 

But I get the same result.

The lights turn on and the fans spin but I get nothing.

 

Is there something I don't know about?

 

Intel 8700k 

Asus tuf 370

32gb Corsair ram

Zotac 1080 amp

Corsair 850 titanium power supply

 

I have a diagnostic speaker in my case too but even that isn't giving me anything

 

 

Edit: I'm now getting error reports out the ass, it will boot to Bios then crash then reboot with a different error code each time 

 

[da na]

From my experience, seems like bad connection between CPU pins and socket, or RAM pins and slot. Any warning lights on the board?

[unhappyface]

Just now, Mel0nMan said:

From my experience, seems like bad connection between CPU pins and socket, or RAM pins and slot. Any warning lights on the board?

No warning lights are turning on at all. I have redone the CPU and no change 

 

[da na]

Just now, unhappyface said:

No warning lights are turning on at all. I have redone the CPU and no change 

 

Have you redone RAM? Did you put each stick exactly back where it came from? Try booting with only 1 stick in the primary channel.

[WhitetailAni]

The 8700K has an iGPU, so try removing your 1080 and using the iGPU on the motherboard.

If it POSTs and and boots, add the 1080 in and try again.

[unhappyface]

Just now, Mel0nMan said:

Have you redone RAM? Did you put each stick exactly back where it came from? Try booting with only 1 stick in the primary channel.

Gone through every stick (all 4) one at a time. No change 

 

[unhappyface]

Just now, FakeKGB said:

The 8700K ias an iGPU, so try removing your 1080 and using the iGPU on the motherboard.

If it POSTs and and boots, add the 1080 in and try again.

In the process of doing that now 

 

[unhappyface]

2 minutes ago, unhappyface said:

In the process of doing that now 

 

 

[unhappyface]

I have something but it's not pick up the rest of my ram at all only the first stick but it's progress atleast

[WhitetailAni]

That suggests a problem with your graphics card. Are you plugged in via DisplayPort or HDMI?

[unhappyface]

Just now, FakeKGB said:

That suggests a problem with your graphics card. Are you plugged in via DisplayPort or HDMI?

I tried both just in case even went and got another hdmi that I know works just in case. The 1080 works I checked that first by plugging it into my wife's pc and it ran fine. 

ive got it to boot but it will boot then crash and every boot gives me a different error code