Fans Spinning, Display not Showing Up

[nadeau.n24]

Recently built a new pc, this is my second time. The PC seemingly boots up fans spin, ect., but the display does not show anything and keyboard and mouse LEDs do not light up. I had plugged my old hdd and ssd in not sure if this matters but everything is seated properly and I have tried troubleshooting it but got no where.

Specs:
CPU - Ryzen 3 1200 (stock coolor)
MB - Asrock A320M-HDV
RAM - Team Elite DDR4 2133 4gbx2sticks
GPU - EVGA Geforce GTX950
PSU - EVGA 450BT
Case - CoolorMaster Q300L
HDD - WesternDigital Blue 1tb
SSD - Kingston 240gb

 

[rocktalkrock]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

 

[nadeau.n24]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

 

[rocktalkrock]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

 

[nadeau.n24]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

 

[rocktalkrock]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

 

[nadeau.n24]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

 

[rocktalkrock]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

Unplug your computer, remove the motherboards coin battery for at least 30 seconds, then put the battery back in and reboot.

 

[nadeau.n24]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

Unplug your computer, remove the motherboards coin battery for at least 30 seconds, then put the battery back in and reboot.

Nothing changed after removing and reinserting the coin battery.

 

[rocktalkrock]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

Unplug your computer, remove the motherboards coin battery for at least 30 seconds, then put the battery back in and reboot.

Nothing changed after removing and reinserting the coin battery.

Try booting with only 1 stick of RAM.

 

[nadeau.n24]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

Unplug your computer, remove the motherboards coin battery for at least 30 seconds, then put the battery back in and reboot.

Nothing changed after removing and reinserting the coin battery.

Try booting with only 1 stick of RAM.

That was my first thought as my mb only have 2 slots for ram, I tried both sticks seperately in bith slots and still got nothing.

 

[rocktalkrock]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

Unplug your computer, remove the motherboards coin battery for at least 30 seconds, then put the battery back in and reboot.

Nothing changed after removing and reinserting the coin battery.

Try booting with only 1 stick of RAM.

That was my first thought as my mb only have 2 slots for ram, I tried both sticks seperately in bith slots and still got nothing.

Your only choice now is to take the motherboard out of the case and see if it will boot outside the case. If it will not i can only assume your RAM is not compatible with that motherboard.

 

[nadeau.n24]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

Unplug your computer, remove the motherboards coin battery for at least 30 seconds, then put the battery back in and reboot.

Nothing changed after removing and reinserting the coin battery.

Try booting with only 1 stick of RAM.

That was my first thought as my mb only have 2 slots for ram, I tried both sticks seperately in bith slots and still got nothing.

Your only choice now is to take the motherboard out of the case and see if it will boot outside the case. If it will not i can only assume your RAM is not compatible with that motherboard.

Ok thanks, if this doesn't work I'll replace the RAM, honestly wasn't sure if this RAM was still good anyways as I salvaged it from my last build

 

[rocktalkrock]

Did you reinstall Windows with your new setup?

I can't even get to bios.

Try booting without the WD HDD connected.

Already tried.

Have you cleared the CMOS?

No this is only the second time I've built a computer and I have never had this issue before, if there a guide I can get for clearing the CMOS?

Unplug your computer, remove the motherboards coin battery for at least 30 seconds, then put the battery back in and reboot.

Nothing changed after removing and reinserting the coin battery.

Try booting with only 1 stick of RAM.

That was my first thought as my mb only have 2 slots for ram, I tried both sticks seperately in bith slots and still got nothing.

Your only choice now is to take the motherboard out of the case and see if it will boot outside the case. If it will not i can only assume your RAM is not compatible with that motherboard.

Ok thanks, if this doesn't work I'll replace the RAM, honestly wasn't sure if this RAM was still good anyways as I salvaged it from my last build

You can use your motherboards Memory QVL to choose new RAM.

https://www.asrock.com/MB/AMD/A320M-HDV/index.asp#Memory