Hello everyone,
this is my first pc build the parts I'm using are as follows
Case Coolermaster 932 Haf
CPU i7 3770 LGA 1155
RAM 2 4gb G.skill Ripjaws f3 12800cl9d-8gbrl
Motherboard Asus z77
PSU coolermaster 750w
I have a few problems. When I turn the power on the green light comes on and the cpu idicator light flashes red for a second then goes out. The light by the RAM is always red. I have tried reseating the RAM it's in the slot closest to the CPU. The clips on the RAM slot don't exactly clamp down, but I know the RAM is compatible. I'm thinking the red light might be behindmy other problem which is the fact that nothing shows up on the screen when I plug the HDMI cable into my tv. I also have tried putting in a graphics card the fan doesn't spin. My graphics card is pretty old so I'm not to worried about this part since I will probably upgrade it. This is my first pc build, so I could be screwing up something simple. I was searching around for the solution and read about someone with the same problem who had to RMA the motherboard. I would like to avoid sending the motherboard if there is nothing wrong. thanks to anyone who can help.
this is my first pc build the parts I'm using are as follows
Case Coolermaster 932 Haf
CPU i7 3770 LGA 1155
RAM 2 4gb G.skill Ripjaws f3 12800cl9d-8gbrl
Motherboard Asus z77
PSU coolermaster 750w
I have a few problems. When I turn the power on the green light comes on and the cpu idicator light flashes red for a second then goes out. The light by the RAM is always red. I have tried reseating the RAM it's in the slot closest to the CPU. The clips on the RAM slot don't exactly clamp down, but I know the RAM is compatible. I'm thinking the red light might be behindmy other problem which is the fact that nothing shows up on the screen when I plug the HDMI cable into my tv. I also have tried putting in a graphics card the fan doesn't spin. My graphics card is pretty old so I'm not to worried about this part since I will probably upgrade it. This is my first pc build, so I could be screwing up something simple. I was searching around for the solution and read about someone with the same problem who had to RMA the motherboard. I would like to avoid sending the motherboard if there is nothing wrong. thanks to anyone who can help.
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