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Motherboard not posting

Just got a new board because my friend gave it to me after he wiped the bios. I bout another chip, and I can't get it to boot. He also left out the CPU retention plate, but I tightened my cooler extra hard. I press the power button, and fans spin up, and then turn off. I've tried clearing cmos, and if I spam that, it will continue to spin fans, but no video will output. I don't think RAM is the problem either, because I've tried every slot/combo of slots. Do you guys think I got a faultly bios chip, or is it something else, please help me. I'm pulling my hair out and I'd like to get my system to boot. I've already posted one topic, but I didn't get any usefull information from it. I hope this post will be different. 

 

 

 

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If it's any help, I have an ASRock Z75 pro 3. And an i5 3570k

 

 

 

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Just now, bryceth01 said:

check and see if any of the fan pins are bent

What?

 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, bryceth01 said:

check the cpu pins sorry.

Couldn't find any bent pins

 

 

 

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ok but if you can try a different cpu if your friend has one

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6 minutes ago, bryceth01 said:

ok but if you can try a different cpu if your friend has one

I don't know anyone who has an lga1155 CPU

 

 

 

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ask your friend if he could let you try that cpu and if that doesnt work your motherboard's fried

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53 minutes ago, bryceth01 said:

ask your friend if he could let you try that cpu and if that doesnt work your motherboard's fried

It seemed to turn on fine when I took the cooler off and only applied pressure with my finger. I think I need to get the retention plate.

 

 

 

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