So I have two CPUs I've tried that are 1155 one is a Xeon 1230 v2 and the other is an i3 2100. I've tried like 3 boards now ,ASRock ASRock and Intel. Don't think the brands matter tho . But anyways CPUs get hot components turn on ,no post. But even when I take the cmos battery out the same thing is happening, I even cleared the cmos. I even took out ram and I get no beeps or anything like that.This is my third mobo and I just don't understand what the problem could be I just want to game and I'm tired of crying in my corner alone.
CPU getting hot no post
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Snipergod87
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Have you tried having everything unplugged except the basics, CPU, RAM, and GPU is there is no intergrated graphics?
I am wondering if the power supply could be the culprit
I am wondering if the power supply could be the culprit
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I'm just trying to eliminate all the untested variables. Considering you have tried two different CPU's 3 different boards and multiple RAM sticks, the PSU seems to be the only core component left.
Also what motherboards did you try? Are they compatible with the Xeon?
Also what motherboards did you try? Are they compatible with the Xeon?
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Try going through this guide:
http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1893016/post-system-boot-video-output-troubleshooting-checklist.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1893016/post-system-boot-video-output-troubleshooting-checklist.html
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I've literally have nothing else to offer you then. Something is obviously broken but I dont know what.
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