PC upgrade help!!

Rsm2313

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Dec 2, 2016
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I have an HP envy desktop that I purchased last year and I decided to upgrade it from when I originally bought it. I decided to upgrade the power supply from a stock 300w to a Corsair 650w and I added a gigabyte gtx 1070 (previously played games on intel hd 530 graphics, I know). When I installed both the new gpu and psu and tried to boot up my system, I get a beeping code from my motherboard and I have no display. The beep goes 3 long beeps and 2 short, repeating. The motherboard I have is an IPM17-DD but I cannot find it anywhere online to figure out what the code is telling me is wrong does anybody know what's wrong? Are my new parts not compatible? Does anybody know anything about my motherboard? I have tried to make sure everything is plugged in completely and to my knowledge the graphics card is in the PCIE x16 all the way, and I have power connected to all of the components. Any sort of feedback/help is greatly appreciated.
 
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1| Please pass on the SKU to your HP Envy pre-built desktop.
2| It's never a good idea to tinker with pre-built systems since a lot of what they use internally are (for the most part) proprietary and any slight changes tend to leave an inoperable system.
3| Since you decided to add some more components, can you please list the models for the parts you included? Corsair is a brand and 650W is the wattage but there is a series behind that number. Likewise can be said about the GPU.
4| Lastly what is the OS you're on?

Lutfij

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1| Please pass on the SKU to your HP Envy pre-built desktop.
2| It's never a good idea to tinker with pre-built systems since a lot of what they use internally are (for the most part) proprietary and any slight changes tend to leave an inoperable system.
3| Since you decided to add some more components, can you please list the models for the parts you included? Corsair is a brand and 650W is the wattage but there is a series behind that number. Likewise can be said about the GPU.
4| Lastly what is the OS you're on?
 
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