- Feb 26, 2017
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So I put my parts together and I can't get a response out of my computer and I don't know why. I thought it was the motherboard at first so I exchanged it at the store and installed it and still no bios. I tried my GPU, RAM and CPU with someone else's computer and the one thing that didn't work was the CPU. We confirmed this because he put his CPU in my motherboard and I put mine in his. His compute wouldn't start up but mine did, so I exchanged it and when I installed it just a few hours ago my computer wouldn't show bios. Any suggesstions. All lights and fans turn on just no bios.
My parts
Processor: intel i5 7600k 7th gen
Mobo: MSI h110m gaming
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 1060 gaming x 6G
RAM: 2x Pacific sun Samsung DDR4 8GB
PSU: Corsair CX750 750 watt 80 plus bronze certified power supply
Hard Drive: WD desk performance 1tb hard drive
Heatsink: Zalman CNP S5x Performa CPU Cooler
What I've tried (in chronological order)
Checked all wires for loose connections
Unplugged the computer and held the power button for a minute and tried to turn it back on
tested out the monitor with another computer
reset the cmos
tested the computer with just one stick of ram
tested the computer with out the gpu
switched out the mother board
Tested my GPU on another computer
Tested my RAM on another computer
Switched out my CPU
Checked all the connections again
Is it possible that I need to reset the CMOS again?
My parts
Processor: intel i5 7600k 7th gen
Mobo: MSI h110m gaming
GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 1060 gaming x 6G
RAM: 2x Pacific sun Samsung DDR4 8GB
PSU: Corsair CX750 750 watt 80 plus bronze certified power supply
Hard Drive: WD desk performance 1tb hard drive
Heatsink: Zalman CNP S5x Performa CPU Cooler
What I've tried (in chronological order)
Checked all wires for loose connections
Unplugged the computer and held the power button for a minute and tried to turn it back on
tested out the monitor with another computer
reset the cmos
tested the computer with just one stick of ram
tested the computer with out the gpu
switched out the mother board
Tested my GPU on another computer
Tested my RAM on another computer
Switched out my CPU
Checked all the connections again
Is it possible that I need to reset the CMOS again?
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