Dead Asrock Board!? Dr Debug d7

[Quadriladder]

I just built my pc, I plugged in my mouse and keyboard, and screens, and booted up. All was fine, fans etc. but no signal on either screens. I looked in and saw a dr debug d7 which is no mouse or keyboard?
The keyboard is backlit, and about 5 seconds after boot it will flash a couple times, then just stop
Mouse has no activity even on the laser
I thought that it may be because of the fact that I don't have a disk drive. The north bridge, just below the CPU gets really got in like 1 minute.

Specs are
Amd 8120
Xfx hd7850 dd
Cougar cmx700w modular bronze psu
Giel evo 2x4gb
Asrock extreme 4 970
Thermaltake water 2.0 performer
Old 640 gb hdd, I used in previous builds, maybe a driver problem.

I tried unplugging the hdd and there was still nothing,
I don't know what to do

Please reply, I'm desperate!
Thanks

 

[C12Friedman]

Just to ensure, you do have the 8 pin (4+4) EPS connector plugged in firmly, and you have no USB connectors into the IEEE1394 (firewire) header. I'll suggest unplugging all front panel USB connectors from the motherboard and seeing where you get

 

[Quadriladder]

Just to ensure, you do have the 8 pin (4+4) EPS connector plugged in firmly, and you have no USB connectors into the IEEE1394 (firewire) header. I'll suggest unplugging all front panel USB connectors from the motherboard and seeing where you get

Im sorry for the delayed reply, but it turns out that the pci slot was fualty, and it was somehow messing up the usb on the mobo, so i reseated it and all was fine, Thanks

 

[C12Friedman]

Was it a PCI USB adapter card that was reseated? I'm assuming it wasn't a graphics card but do want to confirm my suspicions here.

 

[Quadriladder]

Was it a PCI USB adapter card that was reseated? I'm assuming it wasn't a graphics card but do want to confirm my suspicions here.

It actually was the Gpu, it was a Hd7850 from Xfx, it just had a fualty pci slot im pretty sure.

 

[C12Friedman]

Okay, just wanted to know for my own reference, I'd not seen that before. Nice job of troubleshooting, I might have had you all over before we got there (graphics might've been looked at out of desperation only)