Asrock p67 extreme4 mobo does not boot on new install

[neela77777]

Hello All,

I am new to this. This is the first rig I put together.
asrock p67 extreme4
i7 2600k
ASUS nVidia GeForce 210 Silent 1GB DDR3
Thermaltake W0070RUC TR2 Series 430W psu
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus
Corsair Vengeance Blu 16 GB PC3-12800 1600mHz DDR3

This configuration does not want to boot -- i check the connections the best I can.
The Debug LED shows 60, and then a couple of numbers that go away too quickly for me to notice them.

The mobo cycles through the process every 3 seconds or so.
All the three case fns and the cpu cooler fan come on when it is going through this process.
I've tried taking out 3 pieces out of 4 of the memory
I've tried resetting CMOS
I previously has the hard drive and the DVD also connected, but I subsequently disconnected those.

I cannot see anything on the monitor the entire time the mobo is cycling through this process, and the monitor simply says no video signal.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

fyi.. I also posted this in overclock.net

Thanks

 

[steven13344]

I just built my first rig with the ASRock P67 EXTREME4 and it booted up first try, so unless you have a bad board it's a problem with the other parts.

Have you checked to see what the minimum powersupply wattage is on all your parts especially the graphics. I see you have a 430W thats a bit low most mid-rang cards normally need at least a 500W psu, so this could be your problem.

my rig:
‎Case: NZXT GAMMA
MoBo: ASRock P67 EXTREME4 (B3)
CPU: Core i5-2500K
GPU: XFX HD-685X-ZNFC
Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 4GB,
PSU: 600W OCZ StealthXStream 2
Boot drive: 500GB WD Caviar blue
Data Drive: 1TB Seagate Barracuda

 

[steven13344]

also with the dr.debug the numbers that flash by don't really matter thats normal. i don't have my manual with me but you will find a table in the manual that tells you what the code means.

 

[steven13344]

anouther thing (lol so many after thoughts). try just setting up your rig with just the graphics card, Processor(and heatsink), memory, psu(powersupply)... basiclly just the essentials needed to boot the UEFI (the new version of BIOS), and hook it up to a monitor and if it boots to this screen ( http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k619/steven13344/PhotoJun12101501PM.jpg ) you're good.

 

[neela77777]

Best answer selected by neela77777.

 

[neela77777]

Thanks Steven.
That was really helpful.
I switche to a 650W psu, and the problem went away

 

[steven13344]

no problem.