No posting no vga signal

alin bogdan

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Aug 7, 2015
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I got a asus a88xm-a motherboard, cpu athlon x4 860k, and Kingston HyperX Fury 2x4giga 1866MHz cl10 and 500w psu no vga only fans ar working. Pls desperate help needed. Thank you.
 
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Click on the link in my signature. Go through each step of the troubleshooting checklist. If after you've gone through all steps, post back to this thread, using the troubleshooting checklist as a template so we know what you've observed as you went through each step.

For example:

1.Did you carefully read the motherboard owners manual?
[Post your answer here]

2. Did you plug in the 4/8-pin CPU power connector located near the CPU socket? If the motherboard has 8 pins and your PSU only has 4 pins, you can use the 4-pin connector. The 4-pin connector USUALLY goes on the 4 pins located closest to the CPU. If the motherboard has an 8-pin connector with a cover over 4 pins, you can remove the cover and use an 8-pin plug if your power...
Click on the link in my signature. Go through each step of the troubleshooting checklist. If after you've gone through all steps, post back to this thread, using the troubleshooting checklist as a template so we know what you've observed as you went through each step.

For example:

1.Did you carefully read the motherboard owners manual?
[Post your answer here]

2. Did you plug in the 4/8-pin CPU power connector located near the CPU socket? If the motherboard has 8 pins and your PSU only has 4 pins, you can use the 4-pin connector. The 4-pin connector USUALLY goes on the 4 pins located closest to the CPU. If the motherboard has an 8-pin connector with a cover over 4 pins, you can remove the cover and use an 8-pin plug if your power supply has one. This power connector provides power to the CPU. Your system has no chance of posting without this connector plugged in! Check your motherboard owners manual for more information about the CPU power connector. The CPU power connector is usually referred to as the "12v ATX" connector in the owners manual. This is easily the most common new-builder mistake.
[Post your answer here, along with any observations you made]

Repeat for all applicable steps in the guide.
 
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