Aftert trying every thing computer still wont display

[Noobgamer37]

I've tried everything listed in this forum http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems and even had my ram replaced by newegg yet it still wont display anything. The build is brand new. I am getting 3 beeps from the internal speaker every time I start it up though. Heres the computer: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2HnxD8

 

[vrumor]

What do the 3 beeps mean?

 

[Lutfij]

3 beeps for the AMI BIOS onboard the ASRock motherboard:
https://technick.net/guides/hardware/beep_codes/

Have you tried booting up with only one stick of ram? What of no ram at all, what sort of a beep code are you getting?

 

[DRagor]

Long beeps = no memory - make sure the sticks are fully inserted into the slot.
Short beeps = Main memory read / write test error - since you already changed RAM, I would consider this to be faulty mobo (but it can be faulty CPU as well).

 

[Noobgamer37]

What do the 3 beeps mean?

"Basic memory 64K address check error"

 

[Noobgamer37]

3 beeps for the AMI BIOS onboard the ASRock motherboard:
https://technick.net/guides/hardware/beep_codes/

Have you tried booting up with only one stick of ram? What of no ram at all, what sort of a beep code are you getting?

Ive tried everything

 

[13thmonkey]

Specs? and is this the thing from best buy? In which case take it back, you have warranty, use it.

 

[topheron]

Replacing the RAM usually fixes the issue, but if it is the memory controller then the motherboard will have to be replaced.

Make sure your memory is recommended by the motherboard manufacturer:

https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/B250M-HDV/index.asp#Memory

Try one stick of memory in the slot closest to the CPU. Then try the other stick of memory in the slot closest to the CPU.

I hope you don't have a bad motherboard or bad CPU, but if your ram is on the recommended list and still doesn't get your computer to come up, the next thing to do is get a replacement motherboard.

 

[Noobgamer37]

Replacing the RAM usually fixes the issue, but if it is the memory controller then the motherboard will have to be replaced.

Make sure your memory is recommended by the motherboard manufacturer:

https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/B250M-HDV/index.asp#Memory

Try one stick of memory in the slot closest to the CPU. Then try the other stick of memory in the slot closest to the CPU.

I hope you don't have a bad motherboard or bad CPU, but if your ram is on the recommended list and still doesn't get your computer to come up, the next thing to do is get a replacement motherboard.

The ram doesn't appear to be on the list it surprises me no one has checked that or checked when they recommended it to me. What ram would you recommend i go with instead

 

[Noobgamer37]

Specs? and is this the thing from best buy? In which case take it back, you have warranty, use it.

Parts are listed in the description