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edu616

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    Greetings,

    This is my first pc build and has gone bad. My computer does not make any beep and it does not post. Guided by tomshardware I tried a lot of things from there. Disconnected the battery, cleared the CMOS and then tried removing component by component and when I removed all ram sticks it starts doing a restart loop like every 5 seconds or so, but only when removing all ram sticks, if I put one ram stick it stays there all fans spining everything turns on but no beep or post. I haave change my mobo so this is the second one because I had the same problem with the first one. Also if anybody with the same motherboard can confirm this motherboard does beep?Please help.Here are my components:

    Motherboard-Gigabyte Z97N-Gaming 5 Mini-ITX
    PSU-Silverstone SFX series 450W Fully Modular gold.
    GFXC-MSI GTX 970 gaming
    CPU-Intel Core i5 4690K
    CPU-Cooler- Zalman CNPS 8900
    RAM-2X8=16GB Kingstone Fury Hyper X

    Another note is that I have only tried with hdmi cable, not sure if that info is of any value, since everything turns on, it might be that I don't have drivers for hdmi.
    « Last Edit: July 02, 2015, 06:55:33 AM by edu616 »

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    Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
    « Reply #1 on: July 02, 2015, 07:53:00 AM »
    Borrow another PSU and swap it in there....BTW you won't get a Post with no RAM inserted.
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      Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
      « Reply #2 on: July 02, 2015, 08:04:10 AM »
      Borrow another PSU and swap it in there....BTW you won't get a Post with no RAM inserted.
      That's what I'll do today try with another PSU, I know it won't POST without ram I was just looking for motherboard beep codes to help me on my trouble shooting,  but if I remove all ram it will start rebooting every 5 secs or so. So maybe that's the way of this motherboard of telling me that I have no ram installed. I'm trying to see if somebody with this same motherboard can answer if it does beeps codes or not because is the second one I try and having the same problems doesn't make much sense.

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      Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
      « Reply #3 on: July 02, 2015, 02:25:42 PM »
      The motherboard needs a speaker on the front panel header to give beep codes.
      Unfortunately your motherboard doesn't have a speaker or connections for one.
      And as your board doesn't have a PCI slot, a POST diagnostic card isn't an option.
      It really is a tough one to diagnose. To answer your question no the board won't post beep.
       
       
       
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        Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
        « Reply #4 on: July 02, 2015, 02:50:02 PM »
        The motherboard needs a speaker on the front panel header to give beep codes.
        Unfortunately your motherboard doesn't have a speaker or connections for one.
        And as your board doesn't have a PCI slot, a POST diagnostic card isn't an option.
        It really is a tough one to diagnose. To answer your question no the board won't post beep.

        Thanks for clarifying that I was really wondering I have another PSU with me now so atleats I'll try that just to discard PSU failure.

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        Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
        « Reply #5 on: July 02, 2015, 10:33:30 PM »
        Hi

        Yes you should use either DVI or VGA until you get everything set up. Normally HDMI doesn't output until the OS is loaded.
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          Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
          « Reply #6 on: July 09, 2015, 07:42:27 PM »
          It really is a tough one to diagnose. To answer your question no the board won't post beep.

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          Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
          « Reply #7 on: July 09, 2015, 08:08:48 PM »
          It really is a tough one to diagnose. To answer your question no the board won't post beep.

          HuHH ? ?...what are you saying ?
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            Re: Mother board won't post even after trying almost everything
            « Reply #8 on: July 09, 2015, 08:25:57 PM »
            First of all, you have to try and shrink the problem as much as you can:

            - Remove the GTX 970 you don't need it now as you have an integrated GPU in the I5.
            - Remove one stick of RAM. Better even get some usual 1600MHZ stick, maybe borrow from a friend. MAKE SURE YOU STICK IT ON THE RIGHT SLOT

            Can you arrange for other RAM?
            Anyway, what happens now?