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Pedram
By Pedram
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Hi.
today i start setting up a new desktop computer.
i am done now , but when i start power of case , after 3s case be off and again be on ,nothing happen in LCD !
i thought maybe something is not match,like cpu with graphic or motherboard or ram

MSI Z77A-G41
Gigabyte GT740
2*4GB Ram
i7 2600 1155

(Power 500W)

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make sure your RAM is fully seated

 

check if the mobo is not touching the casing as any mobo short will prevent the system from booting up

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thanks mate

i cheked , all good but dosnt work :)

ok but guess you need to take the PC out of the case and test it again

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Are you trying to boot without cooler? There's your reason. Without anything CPU just goes from 0C to billion C withing seconds. I really hope it hasn't been fried yet.

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Please get a CPU Cooler+ Thermal grease on the CPU before you hit the power. It can damage it. Yes the CPU will throttle down and off, though not without some risks. Consult the motherboard manual , there should be some indication of not removing the Heatsink while powered on.  I don't mean to kick a dead horse as some have already asked if your were powering it on like that. 

As for solutions you would need the motherboard manufacturer's Beep Code and BugCheck protocol to find where the issue lies. 

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when i match my case i had cooler in, just before take video i took of for be sure CPU is correctly in. thanks and i checked CPU in different PC ,still works :)

problem i think is in motherboard.

<Massa9> may you explain more please, I cant understand what is your mean.

thanks

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when i match my case i had cooler in, just before take video i took of for be sure CPU is correctly in. thanks and i checked CPU in different PC ,still works :)

problem i think is in motherboard.

<Massa9> may you explain more please, I cant understand what is your mean.

thanks

 

Ok. If you have tested every other component on another PC and they are working then indeed you have dead mobo. Its really rare to get DOA one... how unlucky of you.

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Ok. If you have tested every other component on another PC and they are working then indeed you have dead mobo. Its really rare to get DOA one... how unlucky of you.

yes that's correct . MSI company said motherboard have problem and I need change that :) oh dear 1 more week

thanks guys for help

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