Computer powers on but no display at all..

[_dangtx_]

take it out on the table and go with minimum components

asus mobos can be a nightmare. gigas always boot. if they dont,after a while the second bios kicks in,if the first is corupted or it thinks

its corrupted. hate that mem ok button, though it solved many a headaches. asus boards without the mem ok button? love them.

[melonpaste]

Originally Posted by _dangtx_

take it out on the table and go with minimum components

asus mobos can be a nightmare. gigas always boot. if they dont,after a while the second bios kicks in,if the first is corupted or it thinks

its corrupted. hate that mem ok button, though it solved many a headaches. asus boards without the mem ok button? love them.

Nothing yet. Tried to go back to my 650 but still nothing. It's a pain to switch mobos but if I have to go back to my old one I'll do it. I'll try setting up from scratch one more time.

[_dangtx_]

though i've seen sometimes incompatibility between certain psus and mobos(yes,even recent ones) they are pretty rare.

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Originally Posted by _dangtx_

though i've seen sometimes incompatibility between certain psus and mobos(yes,even recent ones) they are pretty rare.

Look at my edit, I sort of found the problem. Thing is that I don't know if I either got a defective mobo or I should just buy new RAM. I mean my RAM IS listed as compatible so I don't see why my mobo is doing this.

[_dangtx_]

what edit?

[melonpaste]

Originally Posted by _dangtx_

what edit?

First page. But disregard that as things have just gone haywire. I assumed that the mobo was defective so I kept the hardware that worked and switched my mobo for my 790 thinking that things will all be normal again. When I switch on my pc, the same damn problem happens even if it's with my old mobo. I have no idea what I did wrong.

[_dangtx_]

could be the video card thats just gone. or the ram. its harder to kill the proc. not impossible.

[moocow]

Stupid question but have you try pulling one of the graphics card?

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Originally Posted by _dangtx_

could be the video card thats just gone. or the ram. its harder to kill the proc. not impossible.

Originally Posted by moocow

Stupid question but have you try pulling one of the graphics card?

I tried using one card. One is only a year old and the other one is a month old. I never really put my 1-year in crazy conditions as my case has good air cooling.

I am starting to think that my RAM is corrupted or something? Is that possible? Anything you can suggest I get that's not crazy expensive so I can test and have good memory?

[_dangtx_]

hmm...would it be a bother to go with the board and chip in a store?

surely they have some opened ddr3 and a psu for you to try booting it up.

if northing works, start doubting the chip as well,but again its hard to kill em