- May 29, 2013
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Hey friends. I'm having a quite unusual problem with my system. Here's a list of things not working:
I tried all the steps shown here. Tried one stick of RAM, tried moving it, took out both sticks... No difference; it's not detecting anything or the lack thereof. PSU turns on and powers the drives. Mobo powers on the CPU fan but not the case fans. It's showing there's power going through it (Green light on mobo). Also, when I have the Clear CMOS jumper set on pins 2 & 3, it doesn't turn on, but when I simply take off the jumper so that it touches nothing, it boots, even if I didn't press the power button.Tried with another PSU. Same result.
Specs (what matters right now):
As I mentioned, I have a feeling it's the CPU, but since I don't have another LGA 1150 mobo or another PSU I can use to try out, I can't be sure. Thanks for your help.
No POST
Power light on mobo is on
Doesn't detect that I removed both sticks of RAM
Fans won't spin, even if it turns on
Clear CMOS jumper seems to be able to switch the PC on and off
I tried all the steps shown here. Tried one stick of RAM, tried moving it, took out both sticks... No difference; it's not detecting anything or the lack thereof. PSU turns on and powers the drives. Mobo powers on the CPU fan but not the case fans. It's showing there's power going through it (Green light on mobo). Also, when I have the Clear CMOS jumper set on pins 2 & 3, it doesn't turn on, but when I simply take off the jumper so that it touches nothing, it boots, even if I didn't press the power button.Tried with another PSU. Same result.
Specs (what matters right now):
Core i5 4670k
Asus Z87-A Motherboard (Brand new one, RMA'd the old one but the problem persists with this one too)
G.Skill 8GB (4x2GB) 2133 memory
XFX Pro 750W Gold-rated PSU
As I mentioned, I have a feeling it's the CPU, but since I don't have another LGA 1150 mobo or another PSU I can use to try out, I can't be sure. Thanks for your help.
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