[SOLVED] A problem with my recently upgraded PC ?

[KamilRik]

Hello i have recently upgraded my pc specs and I have encountered a problem. When I try to turn the pc on it repeatedly turns on and off. After it has turned on and off a few times it finally turns on but I'm not getting any image on my monitor, and also the DRAM red light is on ?

My specs are:

Geforce gtx 480 zotac
Intel core I5-3470
Asus P8H67 Motherboard
SilentiumPC 700W power supply
2 sticks of 4gb RAM
1 x 1TB hard drive

 

[rgd1101]

test with another gpu or using just the igpu?

 

[KamilRik]

test with another gpu or using just the igpu?

Well i did try with a diffrent one and nothing changed. And I cant even access the bios because nothing shows up on the monitor

 

[rickypicky5]

Well i did try with a diffrent one and nothing changed. And I cant even access the bios because nothing shows up on the monitor

I think what rgd meant was to try removing the discrete gpu card from your motherboards's pci-e slot, and move the cable from the back of the discrete gpu to the appropriate motherboard's display/hdmi/dvi port. Then try to boot and/or get into the bios. Your CPU has the 'integrated graphics' rgd was referring to and is accessed by using the motherboard's ports.

 

[geofelt]

What did you upgrade?
What were the original specs?
Repeated on/off symptoms are often the motherboard trying to find a ram setting that works.

 

[KamilRik]

What did you upgrade?
What were the original specs?
Repeated on/off symptoms are often the motherboard trying to find a ram setting that works.

I upgraded the CPU the PSU and GPU the original ones were a Intel pentium 2 cpu, a amd hd 6670 hd gpu and a 600W power supply

 

[KamilRik]

I think what rgd meant was to try removing the discrete gpu card from your motherboards's pci-e slot, and move the cable from the back of the discrete gpu to the appropriate motherboard's display/hdmi/dvi port. Then try to boot and/or get into the bios. Your CPU has the 'integrated graphics' rgd was referring to and is accessed by using the motherboard's ports.

Okey okey I will try this when I will have the chance because I'm not with my pc at the moment but I will remember to try this thank you

 

[geofelt]

Your motherboard requires bios level 3603 to work properly:

P8H67 - Support

www.asus.com

CPU-Z will show you what the current bios level is.
Only if the bios level is less, should you update the bios to currency.

 

[Zerk2012]

Okey okey I will try this when I will have the chance because I'm not with my pc at the moment but I will remember to try this thank you

Put the original CPU back in and update your BIOS