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    Posted: 14 Oct 2017 at 11:01am
Originally posted by craz_03 craz_03 wrote:

Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

Make sure your 4+4 pin connector is connected the right way around and is seated properly. In the images you posted it looks like it may not be installed correctly.


finally caught the culprit after 1 night...

actually its a pin bent in the mobo making it unable to boot..

brought the mobo back to the shop n they gladly help me
do a 1 to 1 exchange... in the end bought a cpu cooler frm them as a gesture of thanks...

thanks alpt for the help rendered here as well...


When I said to check for bent pins, I said in the CPU socket, not on the CPU itself. As you now know, that was the problem.

In your first picture, you have the Clr CMOS jumper in the Clear position. The board won't start when the jumper is in the Clear position. Just so you know not to do that from now on.
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Awesome to hear you got it sorted Thumbs Up

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Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

Make sure your 4+4 pin connector is connected the right way around and is seated properly. In the images you posted it looks like it may not be installed correctly.


finally caught the culprit after 1 night...

actually its a pin bent in the mobo making it unable to boot..

brought the mobo back to the shop n they gladly help me
do a 1 to 1 exchange... in the end bought a cpu cooler frm them as a gesture of thanks...

thanks alpt for the help rendered here as well...
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i followed the hole shapes... with the clips facing the top of the top of the case
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Make sure your 4+4 pin connector is connected the right way around and is seated properly. In the images you posted it looks like it may not be installed correctly.
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i m thinking y this happened is because i forgot to plug in the 4/8 pin connector before and went on to on the system for 2-3 times... does this affect the new motherboard?

(tats y before that the cpu fans were spinning fast n slow as in u can heard by the fan sound n the comp was restarting itself)

after that i plugged in the 4/8 pin connector to mobo den everything looks ok but just tat it doesnt bootup to bios..
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my ram model is

G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2400 (PC4 19200) Intel Z170 Platform / Intel X99 Platform Desktop Memory Model F4-2400C15D-8GVR
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Item #: N82E16820231886
DDR4 2400 (PC4 19200)
Timing 15-15-15-35
CAS Latency 15
Voltage 1.2V
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im using the gskills ddr4 2400 2*4gb rams.. yeap i have slotted them in 2&4 the red slots... den removed 1 for thw basic bootup without the gpu..

im using benq xl2411

the cpu chip im using doesnt have any pins (i5 7500 kaby lake) n i installed thwm according to the 2 caches on the board

yeap if i plug the gpu it will be in pcie 2.. the steel slot

all parts brand new just gotten them ytd..

first time trying asrock mobo..

i was tinking if the mobo bios didnt recognise kaby lake processor..

n lastly.. yes i did plug in the 4/8 pin n 24 pin connector to the mobo..

thanks alot for the help.. dis some research n watched some troubleshooting videos n still dodnt work...

when i set the cmos in clear mode, is it natural tat the comp isnt able to start up?

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