My PC wont display anything.

[ParsnipMcnulty]

Hello so a few months ago I made the worst decision of my life thinking I was clever, I was completely unaware of the consequences of installing the wrong type of ram. Eversince I tried to install more ram my PC was unable to turn on and since then I replaced the RAM and MOBO and got a new PSU but yet I'm still in the same situation where I'm unable to display anything. I've tried multiple techniques. There were no post beeps and I've tried a different GFX card.

 

[alexoiu]

What motherboard? If starting the board with only CPU and CPU fan installed, does the CPU fan spin? What beeps getting (if any)?

 

[ParsnipMcnulty]

What motherboard? If starting the board with only CPU and CPU fan installed, does the CPU fan spin? What beeps getting (if any)?

Motherboard: GIGABYTE F2A55M-DS2 and yes my cpu fan does spin.

 

[alexoiu]

And, any beeps with only CPU and CPU fan installed (I assume that there is a case speaker connected to the motherboard)?

 

[ParsnipMcnulty]

And, any beeps with only CPU and CPU fan installed (I assume that there is a case speaker connected to the motherboard)?

There are no beeps and I have a case speaker connected to the motherboard.

 

[alexoiu]

Then it's either a board or CPU issue (probably the CPU). If under warranty, try RMA-ing them.

 

[ParsnipMcnulty]

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Then it's either a board or CPU issue (probably the CPU). If under warranty, try RMA-ing them.

Thanks man, Should I buy a new processor it would be a good chance for me to upgrade. I'm pretty sure I would of replaced every component then.

 

[alexoiu]

I don't know what model you have, but holidays are here, so it's time for presents.

 

[ParsnipMcnulty]

I don't know what model you have, but holidays are here, so it's time for presents.

I currently have AMD Athlon II X4 750K CPU and I am planning to get AMD APU A10 6800K Black Edition Quad Core Processor

 

[alexoiu]

What is the board's revision?

 

[ParsnipMcnulty]

What is the board's revision?

REV 1.2

 

[alexoiu]

Then the BIOS does support the CPU.