New Build Issues URGENT

[Erbyy]

Hello, im building a pc today and before i put anything into the case i assembled it all outside of the case. The computer succesfully posted to the display. After putting it all into the case powering everything on, then waiting for it to output nothing. All fans, gfx card, motherboard everything light up, but nothing goes out to the display. Im using the corsair H80i V2 for the cpu cooler if that helps at all. Im not sure whats going on and i need advice asap. The display is fine, swapped hdmi cords, everything. Needs some advice 

[LienusLateTips]

4 minutes ago, Erbyy said:

Hello, im building a pc today and before i put anything into the case i assembled it all outside of the case. The computer succesfully posted to the display. After putting it all into the case powering everything on, then waiting for it to output nothing. All fans, gfx card, motherboard everything light up, but nothing goes out to the display. Im using the corsair H80i V2 for the cpu cooler if that helps at all. Im not sure whats going on and i need advice asap. The display is fine, swapped hdmi cords, everything. Needs some advice 

Did you plug the cable into the GFX card?

[LabRat]

short?

did you install the standoff's? did you install the I/O shield? does everything line up?

did you plug the power into the board up by the cpu? ( 4/8pin )

[Erbyy]

its a 75w card, doesnt need one

[Erbyy]

1 minute ago, LabRat said:

short?

did you install the standoff's? did you install the I/O shield? does everything line up?

did you plug the power into the board up by the cpu? ( 4/8pin )

standoffs were pre installed, io shield is in, everything lines up. Yes, it was tight but the cpu does have power

 

[LabRat]

have the monitor plugged into the motherboard or into the gpu? ( try switching ).

[paddy-stone]

when you tested POST, was the display cable/output the same? or did you POST using iGPU?

[Erbyy]

the gpu, the mobo doesnt havenintegrated graphics

[Erbyy]

when i tested upon post, i had everything the same as i do now besides the cpu cooler. 

[Sir Asvald]

Just now, Erbyy said:

when i tested upon post, i had everything the same as i do now besides the cpu cooler. 

Could you tell us your PC Specs and also please quote us!

 

 

[xXarons]

did you remove the plastic cover on the watercooler? cpu might be overheating?

[Erbyy]

Just now, Abdul201588 said:

Could you tell us your PC Specs and also please quote us!

 

 

Sorry, Its a FX-8320 on an Asus 970 Aura Pro gaming, 8GB 2x4 Viper Ram, 450W EVGA PSU, Corsair H80i V2, generic hard drive (Could that be the issue?) EVGA 1050ti 4gb gpu

[LienusLateTips]

Thermal paste was applied?

[paddy-stone]

1 minute ago, Erbyy said:

the gpu, the mobo doesnt havenintegrated graphics

Please quote me if replying to me, I might not see it if not.

 

OK, care to link to a partpicker list, or list the other details of your PC... it's a guessing game if not.

 

But from info given, you must have done soemthing different when installing into the case, or the CPU cooler isn't attached properly... IF the display isn't the problem. Clear CMOS and try again.

[xXarons]

Just now, JDE said:

Thermal paste was applied?

I believe thermalpaste is preapplied on the corsair coolers

[LienusLateTips]

1 minute ago, xXarons said:

I believe thermalpaste is preapplied on the corsair coolers

Did you remove the plastic cover off the bottom?

[xXarons]

Just now, JDE said:

Did you remove the plastic cover off the bottom?

Its erbyy who's having problem, and yes i did remove the plastic cover when i installed my h100i(not related to this thread at all)

[Erbyy]

Well, guys. i dont want to admit this but the cpu was tilted in the socket from the cooler not being fastened in a diagnel pattern.. wow

[xXarons]

2 minutes ago, Erbyy said:

Well, guys. i dont want to admit this but the cpu was tilted in the socket from the cooler not being fastened in a diagnel pattern.. wow

That would be a reason why the computer is not starting(showing anything).

 

We all make mistakes

Edited March 23, 2017 by xXarons
adding shit

[LabRat]

3 minutes ago, Erbyy said:

Well, guys. i dont want to admit this but the cpu was tilted in the socket from the cooler not being fastened in a diagnel pattern.. wow

so everything works now?

[paddy-stone]

4 minutes ago, Erbyy said:

Well, guys. i dont want to admit this but the cpu was tilted in the socket from the cooler not being fastened in a diagnel pattern.. wow

Ouch!, hope everything is OK... this is why I keep trying to remind people that it's not a race when building a system, better to check everything twice if needed... and if still unsure check it again. I double check my stuff all the time and have been building PCs for better part of 20 years now. Yes, there are times when it's really easy, but that one time when you're not focused is the one that's gonna cost you, hopefully not too big though.

OP, let us know how you get on, if unsure post some pics and we'll try to help you if we can.

[Erbyy]

On 3/23/2017 at 5:20 PM, paddy-stone said:

Ouch!, hope everything is OK... this is why I keep trying to remind people that it's not a race when building a system, better to check everything twice if needed... and if still unsure check it again. I double check my stuff all the time and have been building PCs for better part of 20 years now. Yes, there are times when it's really easy, but that one time when you're not focused is the one that's gonna cost you, hopefully not too big though.

OP, let us know how you get on, if unsure post some pics and we'll try to help you if we can.

After repositioning the CPU in the socket, i checked the pins before hand. All was good. I found my issue was with the H80i V2 not being screwed down evenly with the amd bracket. Its not as symmetrical the intel one and must have done some jaunty things. I found the FX-8320 Chip fits perfectly fine within the AM3 socket but is a little loose and has some play. But not enough to be worried about. Must be a mobo issue. After reattaching the H80i, Making sure all pins were connected i booted up successfully into the bios. 5 Hours later. It was worth it. 

I want to thank everyone in this thread, with their quick response time to a no brainer issue i had. 
All is well and will be making a completed build on Pcpartpicker with pictures today. 
Thanks again. 
OP

[LabRat]

you're not the first person to over look that.

[paddy-stone]

13 minutes ago, LabRat said:

you're not the first person to over look that.

Agreed, I have seen this a few times, not by myself though, thankfully. It's easily done and you shouldn't feel ashamed by it or anything, computer parts are fragile in some areas and it's a fine line between putting the correct amount of torque on screwing down, and stripping the thread (or worse). I consistently strip threads on motherboard screws, they are the bane of my existence, lol... I have gotten to the stage where I have started using stand-offs within stand-offs to hold the motherboards down on my own builds as they have IMO tougher threads, plus I can then use a socket wrench instead of a screwdriver

I still use the standard stand-offs and screws on builds for customers though.

[LabRat]

sounds like you're working on cars not pc parts....LOL.