PC won't turn, though the mobo, GPU and wifi light is on.

[v(ಥ_ಥ)v]

I built the pc without the GPU 2 days back.. it was working perfectly. today I installed the GPU then for some reason my PC wont turn on! despite that all the lights are still on.
tried taking off the GPU and it still wont turn on..

Specs
- MasterPro 5 CoolerMaster Case
- 750w Gold Corsair PSU
- i7 6700k
- 16GB ram corsair
- 250GB SSD Samsung
- 2TB Seagate 7200rpm Hardrive
- Geoforce GTX 1070 Strix Gaming

[[☥] - CJ -]

Okay those must be the graphic lights then, not actual error lights.

mmm.. well if no1 can figure out whats wrong, you may have to RMA that board

Though, getting an unlocked CPU with an H board was a mistake in itself..

Have you tried removing everything from the USB ports? mouse n keyboard then seeing if it powers up?

[v(ಥ_ಥ)v]

sorry mate its actually i7 6700
what do you mean RMA?

yes I tried :)

[[☥] - CJ -]

Meaning, you'll have to contact ASUS and get it replaced under warranty

[v(ಥ_ಥ)v]

Thanks CJ Ill contact ASUS first thing tom. Thanks again.

[[☥] - CJ -]

np, good luck.
And if you do send it in, be sure to remove the CPU first :)

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

If you can get into your BIOS screen on your motherboard then it's ok for motherboard and CPU. But still wouldn't roll out the motherboard, as it could have parts that is damaged, or the wires such as SATA cables could be defective.

Things that should show in your bios, unless it doesn't see it means it not seeing it or not working, not 100% for sure.

Should see about 16gb of RAM, unless you see only 8gb or none, that means something wrong with 1 or both sticks of RAM. Easy way is you could also try booting up with one ram stick at a time, to check if one of them really is the problem.

SSD and HDD, if one is missing or both, something wrong, try switching place or do one at the time. If you do the HDD it should show a screen where it as to install a OS, that means something wrong with the SSD. If you just take out HDD and boots up fine, then something wrong with HDD, this isn't easy to tell if there is anything wrong with these two, as you need a spare PC or parts to find out.

Take out GPU, and try to run it off the CPU gpu, if it boots up fine, then it will be the GPU problem. Now there is a chance the PCI on the motherboard could be damage, only way to find out is using some other GPU card.

Powersupply isn't simple to check to make sure it's really isn't the problem, is by having a spare PSU, or taking it out and using it in your spare PC.

CPU, could be the problem, only way to tell right away if nothing shows up, like no boot screen at all, which you can't even get to your BIOS.

Now this is the best ways for one to be doing on their own, before going to get support from a repair shop.

So it seems like it could be the motherboard or CPU as it sounds like.

[[☥] - CJ -]

引用自 Dr.Shadowds：

If you can get into your BIOS screen on your motherboard then it's ok for motherboard and CPU. But still wouldn't roll out the motherboard, as it could have parts that is damaged, or the wires such as SATA cables could be defective.

Things that should show in your bios, unless it doesn't see it means it not seeing it or not working, not 100% for sure.

Should see about 16gb of RAM, unless you see only 8gb or none, that means something wrong with 1 or both sticks of RAM. Easy way is you could also try booting up with one ram stick at a time, to check if one of them really is the problem.

SSD and HDD, if one is missing or both, something wrong, try switching place or do one at the time. If you do the HDD it should show a screen where it as to install a OS, that means something wrong with the SSD. If you just take out HDD and boots up fine, then something wrong with HDD, this isn't easy to tell if there is anything wrong with these two, as you need a spare PC or parts to find out.

Take out GPU, and try to run it off the CPU gpu, if it boots up fine, then it will be the GPU problem. Now there is a chance the PCI on the motherboard could be damage, only way to find out is using some other GPU card.

Powersupply isn't simple to check to make sure it's really isn't the problem, is by having a spare PSU, or taking it out and using it in your spare PC.

CPU, could be the problem, only way to tell right away if nothing shows up, like no boot screen at all, which you can't even get to your BIOS.

Now this is the best ways for one to be doing on their own, before going to get support from a repair shop.

So it seems like it could be the motherboard or CPU as it sounds like.

The PC wont turn on, let alone post to BIOS
And hes done all that

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

引用自 ☥ - CJ -：

引用自 Dr.Shadowds：

If you can get into your BIOS screen on your motherboard then it's ok for motherboard and CPU. But still wouldn't roll out the motherboard, as it could have parts that is damaged, or the wires such as SATA cables could be defective.

Things that should show in your bios, unless it doesn't see it means it not seeing it or not working, not 100% for sure.

Should see about 16gb of RAM, unless you see only 8gb or none, that means something wrong with 1 or both sticks of RAM. Easy way is you could also try booting up with one ram stick at a time, to check if one of them really is the problem.

SSD and HDD, if one is missing or both, something wrong, try switching place or do one at the time. If you do the HDD it should show a screen where it as to install a OS, that means something wrong with the SSD. If you just take out HDD and boots up fine, then something wrong with HDD, this isn't easy to tell if there is anything wrong with these two, as you need a spare PC or parts to find out.

Take out GPU, and try to run it off the CPU gpu, if it boots up fine, then it will be the GPU problem. Now there is a chance the PCI on the motherboard could be damage, only way to find out is using some other GPU card.

Powersupply isn't simple to check to make sure it's really isn't the problem, is by having a spare PSU, or taking it out and using it in your spare PC.

CPU, could be the problem, only way to tell right away if nothing shows up, like no boot screen at all, which you can't even get to your BIOS.

Now this is the best ways for one to be doing on their own, before going to get support from a repair shop.

So it seems like it could be the motherboard or CPU as it sounds like.

The PC wont turn on, let alone post to BIOS
And hes done all that

Check the words that underline and in bold.

[_I_]

pull the mobo, and double check the standoffs
only use standoffs the mobo has mounts for

[Γαῖα]

Whats your APM Configuration ?

This can be found in your BIOS.

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1151/H170_PRO_GAMING/E10499_H170_PRO_GAMING_Guide_WEB_only.pdf

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

引用自 Γαῖα：

Whats your APM Configuration ?

This can be found in your BIOS.

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1151/H170_PRO_GAMING/E10499_H170_PRO_GAMING_Guide_WEB_only.pdf

Read the text at the bottom as this will be short and simple for you.

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/11/350542683195084903/?tscn=1474632863#c350542683195208069

[_I_]

if he cant get to bios he cant check any bios settings

its a hardware problem

[Zireth]

Remove the card does it start? If not it's your board it's impossible to fix the board so get a new board do be careful with hardware and work where there's no static electricity it hurts components to have static electricity present ether get a mat or get exposed wire and remove the static electricity from yourself

[havelcøde]

引用自 ヽ(｀⌒´)ﾉ：

No the ram doest light up
when it was working it never beeped...
I tried installing part by part yet no prevail..

引用自 DaddyBeee：

You should get a single beep if everything is good. I would suggest doing what CJ said. Also, remove everything, including the RAM and CPU. Then plug in each item, one at a time, leaving the GPU until last. After every item, try turning the machine on.

Be aware that not all computers have the little speaker which makes the beeps so you wouldn't hear anything even if it was working.

As silly as it might sound just triple check that all the power connectors are properly connected. I've seen a few people in the same situation and they would have one of their power connectors, like the 24pin for the mobo, not fully plugged in propely so they had their LEDs turn on but the system didn't have enough power to fully power on.

[BoNfiRe]

引用自 havelcode：

Be aware that not all computers have the little speaker which makes the beeps so you wouldn't hear anything even if it was working.

I know... mine doesn't, but the ability to plug one in is always available as most cases come with them, and not the motherboard. I don't need one most of the time, but to help find issues with systems not booting, I use one!