System wont boot up

[PotatoLaw]

So my system wont boot up after installing everything!

Have a i7 7700k

Asus Maximus 9 Apex motherboard

H110i v2 pump

2 8GB ram ddr4 3000

750w power supply

and lots of hard drive

 

My main problem is that the system wont let me even boot up to the bios and my corsair h110i v2 isnt spinning also, so is my gpu

 

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Here is some step-by-step instructions: click me

 

basic steps to trouble shooting would be to

 

check power

check psu power switch

try 1 ram stick

check all power supply connections and orientations

remove graphics card

unplug all drives

check your power button is installed correctly

try using a screwdriver to jump the power pins

check the mobo lights or for any leds/debug codes along with your keyboard numlock key led

unplug all usb devices

 

 

[Changis]

3 minutes ago, PotatoLaw said:

So my system wont boot up after installing everything!

Have a i7 7700k

Asus Maximus 9 Apex motherboard

H110i v2 pump

2 8GB ram ddr4 3000

750w power supply

and lots of hard drive

 

My main problem is that the system wont let me even boot up to the bios and my corsair h110i v2 isnt spinning also, so is my gpu

 

check all cables, reseat gpu and ram and any other card in a slot, try resetting bios

[PotatoLaw]

So I have already check the cpu/motherboard/unplug all drive/ try 1 stick and back and forth/ also remove the gpu

 

I dont know, but whenever I try to boot up, the fans of my pumps isnt spinning and my gpu also

 

Also since this is a EATX motherboard, I have 2 ATX pin connector, whenever I connect both, the chassis fans doesnt spin and shuts down automatically

 

but if I plug only 1 ATX pin, the chassis fans is fine

 

here in the top right corner u see 2 atx pin

[LehransMedallion]

Check that there aren't any bent pins in the CPU socket. Also, the connector in the top right is called an 8 pin EPS connector. Your PSU might have 2x 4 pin EPS connectors.

[PotatoLaw]

12 minutes ago, TBA said:

Check that there aren't any bent pins in the CPU socket. Also, the connector in the top right is called an 8 pin EPS connector. Your PSU might have 2x 4 pin EPS connectors.

Well I have 2 8 pins that is what confusing me and no bent pins, everything looks fine

[PotatoLaw]

Right now, I have plug 1 8 pin and 24pin on psu + motherboard

 

without ram or any other stuff....

 

And Im not getting any sound from the motherboard doing the beep. but then again im not sure if I need to plug 2 8 pins rather then one =.=

[LehransMedallion]

29 minutes ago, PotatoLaw said:

Well I have 2 8 pins that is what confusing me and no bent pins, everything looks fine

I was confused at seeing two of those. It looks like you only need one of them. Does it boot with only one plugged in?

[PotatoLaw]

18 minutes ago, TBA said:

I was confused at seeing two of those. It looks like you only need one of them. Does it boot with only one plugged in?

Yes it works fine with one 8pins

[LehransMedallion]

Then there you go! Looks like the other one is just there for extra power for those that want crossfire or SLI. (Assuming you have a PSU >= 1000W)

[PotatoLaw]

4 minutes ago, TBA said:

Then there you go! Looks like the other one is just there for extra power for those that want crossfire or SLI. (Assuming you have a PSU >= 1000W)

Yea but the problem is that, I cant get into the bios, its black screen on my monitor and Im not getting anything done at the moment

[LehransMedallion]

What type of cable are you using to connect your GPU to your monitor? HDMI?

Is your cable plugged into the iGPU or the video card? If you have a GPU installed, the iGPU will not output anything.

[PotatoLaw]

2 minutes ago, TBA said:

What type of cable are you using to connect your GPU to your monitor? HDMI?

Is your cable plugged into the iGPU or the video card? If you have a GPU installed, the iGPU will not output anything.

Right now, Im testing out if its a mobo or cpu or psu problem, GPU is fine as I was using it on my old desktop, its getting transfer to the new desktop

[PotatoLaw]

So I tested out on psu, I have a old psu that makes peeping noise and the new psu which isnt making any noise

Although even if its making the peeping noise on the old psu, I try to put a Ram and see if its going to me through the bios, which didnt =.=

[PotatoLaw]

2 hours ago, TBA said:

What type of cable are you using to connect your GPU to your monitor? HDMI?

Is your cable plugged into the iGPU or the video card? If you have a GPU installed, the iGPU will not output anything.

Hey man, I figure out the problem, the PSU is bad and I dont have enough wattage for the whole computer to run smoothly!

Thanks for your help!