i7 7700, asrock h110m, g.skill ddr4 2800MHz, black screen

[NikeNr]

Hi, have a problem with my new kaby lake i7 build, the problem is after I complete the build, I turn on the power and all the fan is working, but no display, black monitor and no signal from vga(both from integrated intel hd and my gtx 1060), after about 20s I turned it on, the power shut off itself for about 2s and then turn on again and then it just continuously on with no display on the monitor until I turn off the power supply myself, I've tried these solution so far but still to no avail:

1. changing the ram
2. try different gpu
3. try different psu

here is my build:
intel i7 7700
asrock h110m itx
g.skill ddr4 2800MHz
seasonic 620W
gigabyte gtx 1060 6GB

I'm afraid that motherboard cannot support the cpu but I remember asrock website stated that this cpu is in the list of cpu support. any help is much appreciate, thanks in advanced.

 

[Deleted member 217926]

You need the newest BIOS version to support Kaby Lake. To install that BIOS you will need to install a CPU that works first.

http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H110M-ITX/?cat=CPU

You also can't run memory faster than DDR4 2133 on H110.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

anort3 is correct.

Your build is not POSTing because the processor is not supported by the board's current BIOS version.
ASRock's CPU support list is correct, the board itself does support that processor, but the BIOS version also has to support it.

If you'd just said "it won't POST" you could have saved yourself all that typing about no monitor signal etc - LOL

The bad news is that you'll need a processor that the existing BIOS supports in order to apply a BIOS update.

 

[NikeNr]

anort3 is correct.

Your build is not POSTing because the processor is not supported by the board's current BIOS version.
ASRock's CPU support list is correct, the board itself does support that processor, but the BIOS version also has to support it.

If you'd just said "it won't POST" you could have saved yourself all that typing about no monitor signal etc - LOL

The bad news is that you'll need a processor that the existing BIOS supports in order to apply a BIOS update.

I see, well looks like I need to borrow my friends 6th gen cpu first, flash my bios to latest version and I'm good to go right?
Yea I know right xD, believe it or not I'm always having trouble at high school when it comes to writing limited words essay xD