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justin18

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Hi ,

Me and my friend built a couple computers before without any problems. This time we put together a build for his dad and we're stuck with the installation. The monitor gives 'no signal' on every onboard port we try (DVI , HDMI). With RAM sticks plugged in we get the speaker to beep but every 1-2 seconds it keeps making a beep noise. Without RAM sticks it won't give any sound at all. We also tried with multiply RAM sticks and also with 1 or 2 plugged in. All the fans are spinning , hard drive is spinning

We've checked all the cables , we also tried the checklist : http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/faq/id-1893016/post-system-boot-video-output-troubleshooting-checklist.html
But we can't find the problem.
These are the components :
Sharkoon VS4-S Case
Intel Core i3 7100 Boxed CPU
ASUS H110M-A D3 Mobo
Western Digital WD5000LPCX HDD
Corsair CP-9020095-EU PCU
No videocard because the person wich is going to use it mainly uses it for browsing and Word documents.
No optical drive because we will install Windows from a bootable USB like all the other times we did before.

If anyone can help it would be very welcome! Thanks in advance :)





 
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justin18

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So different processor or mobo would solve the problem in this case?
 
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misteriosly

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To be exact either Skylake cpu OR 200 series MB. You need to change only 1 of em. I think it would be better to change mobo, since 200 series will also support optane and most of 200 series are having a m2 slots.
Still if you are over-budget, change cpu to i3-6100.
 
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I think the people who have already provided answers are probably right... but going for the low hanging fruit - I once had a problem with my cpu cooler mount touching the back of my mobo. The insulation didn't cover the entire surface of the mount plate. I added some black electrical tape and it worked like a champ.
 
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justin18

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I will try out another mobo. Can anyone suggest a good mobo compatible with all the components? It should have socket 1155 and onboard video.
Thank you already , this is probably the fault indeed.
 
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