New system build wont start at all.

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First I want to say that I read the troubleshooting post and tryed everything. Twice.

Right now I have
MSI B150 GAMING M3
1x ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4 2133 CL13
Intel Core i5-6500
Zalman ZM600-GSII 600W

The system wont start at all. The LED on motherboard just quickly flash and then nothing.
I even tryed removing all components and power only the motherboard with no results, but when I unplug the 8-pin connector and left only the 24-pin plug the motherboard kind of "started". The LED were on, fan on cpu spinning and stuff.

Im consufed wat the problem might be. Should I try to return the motherboard or is the problem with me?

Thank for your responds and sorry for my english.
 
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Hi thanks for answear, but I cannot even instal windows since it wont start. I cant even get to the bios menu.
 
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You don't need an OS to do a BIOS flash.
But first remove all RAM, blow into the RAM socket, and then insert one in on slot 1 (the closet one to you CPU)
Try boot. If you have no lucky do the same method but with the other stick.
 
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I know you can flash BIOS without Os, but I think you at least need to access it (which i cannot since everthing just flash and then "die", after that nothing happend even if you try to press the power button again.

I tryed to chage the RAM. Both stick in all 4 sockets, nothing happend, the LED on board just flash and then nothing happend
 
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take the mb out of the case and with onboard video only see if the mb turns on. if the mb is turning off it can be a dead short...bent pin under the cpu..after market heat sink on to tight..bad fan causing a short. the io shield shorting the mb or you forgot the standoffs or used the wrong screws and the screws are shorting out the mb. also be a bad power supply or you used video 6 plus 2 cable in the eps 8 pin power port. make sure you used the 4 plus 4 cables for the eps port. if you have a volt meter check output of the power supply.
 
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Great, you might wanna get an RMA on that one
 
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