Built new pc, turns on, fans spin, no display.

[bencatcraw]

My specs:
Asus z270e Mobo
Intel i7 7700k cpu
H100i v2 water cooling
Evga 600w bronze 80+ psu
Evga gtx 1070 atx 3.0 gpu
Corsair vengeance lpx 2400 mhz ram

Everything turns on when I press the power button on my case but nothing shows up on monitor. Also when I turn it on a cpu power led flashes red then turns off and a DRAM_LED turns on and stays solid. Tried all configurations of ram, checked cpu pins, cleared CMOS, still nothing.

 

[alexoiu]

Try testing different memory, if possible.

 

[bencatcraw]

Try testing different memory, if possible.

Sadly, I don't have any other memory. But I just ordered it, I don't see why it would be bad.

 

[alexoiu]

If still the same, I'd RMA both board and CPU.

 

[bencatcraw]

alexiou, if I can should I get new ram? Also whoops I accidentally voted your answer down

 

[alexoiu]

No problem. Yes, I'd firstly test different RAM, to rule it out.

 

[bencatcraw]

Will do.

 

[bencatcraw]

I'm assuming it must be the RAM though because my Mobo has 3 other indicator lights when something is on and none of those 3 are on. One of them is BOOT_LED so I assume the motherboard or cpu must be working fine

 

[alexoiu]

It stops at RAM with tests if something wrong. Firstly CPU, then RAM, then VGA, then Boot.

 

[bencatcraw]

Different ram did nothing

 

[alexoiu]

Can you post a picture of the CPU socket?

 

[bencatcraw]

http://imgur.com/a/mD9C8

 

[alexoiu]

Pins are ok. Try testing the board outside the case. If still the same, I'd RMA both board and CPU.

 

[bencatcraw]

Ok

 

[bencatcraw]

Fully out of case or just unscrewed and lifted out a little?

 

[alexoiu]

Fully out of case. You can put the board on its box.

 

[bencatcraw]

Did all you said. Nothing

 

[bencatcraw]

What do I do now

 

[bencatcraw]

These are all brand new. I wonder why they won't work

 

[alexoiu]

Bad board, or CPU I'd say. Since under warranty, try RMA-ing them.

 

[Scottray]

First, let's see if we can get integrated graphics running. Take out the GPU. Hook up a video cable from the mobo to the monitor. Keep the PC unplugged from the wall socket and reset the mobo's CMOS. Look in the mobo manual for how to do this. Most likely, just take out the button cell battery for a minute. Now power up - do you get the bios start up screen? If so, you're good to go. Load up windows, drivers, etc. Then, install the GPU. If you can't get to the bios screen, then you may still have a hardware issue.

 

[bencatcraw]

Nope, same problem

 

[lxstuart]

Do you have a system speaker?
The beeps are very useful when trying to diagnose boot problems, and they don't cost much at all.

 

[yashkumarmehra8]

If you connected display to gpu make sure you installed drivers. Or trying getting display without gpu, from mobo , male sure to remove gpu before connection to mobo.