The specs:
Asus z170-a motherboard
EVGA GTX 1070
I5-6600k with hyper x 212 cooler
16gbe ddr4 corsair vengeance
EVGA 750 GQ - gold cert PSU
So this is my first build I spent 5 + hours building this pc today. (Yeah it took me a while I haven't done this before)
I finally got it up and running all the fans and led lights were working. YAY.
I plugged in my 1tb hard drive and a bootable windows 10 USB.
I didn't get POST and the BOOT_DEVICE_LED was a constant red light.
I was pressing the keys on start up to try and get to the bios so I could boot from the USB.
After this didn't work I decided to plug in my SSD that hashe my current windows 10 installed ob my old rig.
When I plugged this in and turned the pc on it powered up and within 5 seconds shut down again.
Now there's nothing not even turning on anymore.
I might add that over the last few weeks my ssd has been suddenly became unrecognised?
(Maybe my ssd was on its way out?)
So my question is, did I just fry my brand new pc by using a potentially broken ssd?
I have disconnected both the hdd and ssd and it still won't turn on.
I don't get any lights on the motherboard.
Please help me I tried very hard to get this pc working and spent a lot of money. I hope I haven't fried it....
Asus z170-a motherboard
EVGA GTX 1070
I5-6600k with hyper x 212 cooler
16gbe ddr4 corsair vengeance
EVGA 750 GQ - gold cert PSU
So this is my first build I spent 5 + hours building this pc today. (Yeah it took me a while I haven't done this before)
I finally got it up and running all the fans and led lights were working. YAY.
I plugged in my 1tb hard drive and a bootable windows 10 USB.
I didn't get POST and the BOOT_DEVICE_LED was a constant red light.
I was pressing the keys on start up to try and get to the bios so I could boot from the USB.
After this didn't work I decided to plug in my SSD that hashe my current windows 10 installed ob my old rig.
When I plugged this in and turned the pc on it powered up and within 5 seconds shut down again.
Now there's nothing not even turning on anymore.
I might add that over the last few weeks my ssd has been suddenly became unrecognised?
(Maybe my ssd was on its way out?)
So my question is, did I just fry my brand new pc by using a potentially broken ssd?
I have disconnected both the hdd and ssd and it still won't turn on.
I don't get any lights on the motherboard.
Please help me I tried very hard to get this pc working and spent a lot of money. I hope I haven't fried it....
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