No display

Ian cannon · 9 Dec 2024 at 16:16

ok so i took the board out the case today and rebilt on the table still have the same problem i pulled the cpu and tried it in mine no display but also mine didnt work on the other board so im at a loss i tried one stick of ram in all 4 slots but made no diffrence i also tried my psu on his board made no diffrence also

mickyflinn · 9 Dec 2024 at 16:59

Ian cannon said:
ok so i took the board out the case today and rebilt on the table still have the same problem i pulled the cpu and tried it in mine no display but also mine didnt work on the other board so im at a loss i tried one stick of ram in all 4 slots but made no diffrence i also tried my psu on his board made no diffrence also

Did your pc start up with the newer CPU giving the same symptoms ?

If yes that CPU needs sending back.

Your CPU in the newer motherboard not working indicates a faulty board.

Could be a case of the CPU taking out the motherboard as well as being faulty .

Last option is to flash the bios and test using the bios button on the back of the motherboard before sending that back also.

Jamin280672 · 9 Dec 2024 at 17:30

That is strange, because normally a faulty CPU would get stuck on the first post code LED, the red one that you sometimes see flash up, not the 2nd one which is yellow and refers to ram.

Or if you have a post code display on the board then 00 for a faulty CPU, 15 or C5 for ram.

mrshinyshoes · 15 Dec 2024 at 08:22

Did you get to the bottom of this?

Ian cannon · 15 Dec 2024 at 09:12

No i got incontact with overclockers i found a bent min on the mother board which I managed to ben back but made no diffrence I'm gonna order a new board next week and hopefully that will sort it

Ian cannon · 15 Dec 2024 at 09:14

Worst thing about it when I build it and gave it to my son it was all working fine for a week then nothing don't know what he done with it

mickyflinn · 15 Dec 2024 at 11:59

Edit.

freddie64 · 16 Dec 2024 at 11:04

Ian cannon said:
No i got incontact with overclockers i found a bent min on the mother board which I managed to ben back but made no diffrence I'm gonna order a new board next week and hopefully that will sort it

Did you try flashing the bios as suggested?

mickyflinn said:
Last option is to flash the bios and test using the bios button on the back of the motherboard before sending that back also.

Ian cannon · 16 Dec 2024 at 11:24

Hi yes I removed the bios battery for about 30 mins still nothing there was no button on tge back of tge motherboard but thank all thay tried to help me it's very much appreciated

ED209 · 16 Dec 2024 at 13:46

Ian cannon said:
Hi yes I removed the bios battery for about 30 mins still nothing there was no button on tge back of tge motherboard but thank all thay tried to help me it's very much appreciated

I have not read the rest of my applies so feel free to ignore it if its been checked\suggested already.

When you disconnected the battery from the motherboard did you disconnect the PC from the mains and then hold down the power button for 30 seconds to make sure nothing had any current or still being powered by the mains?

This is what I normally do for a bios reset.

Disconnect the PC from the mains, remove the battery from the motherboard, hold down the power button for 30 seconds and then leave it for 20/30 mins.