New Build Fans Not Spinning

[Flying Juso]

Hey
i7 6700k
asus aura pro gaming
h100i v2
1070 strix
16g ram 3000
525gb ssd
650psu
I just finished my build and tried booting, but the only issue is that no fans spin and the pump led doesnt light up but the the lights on the asus aura motherboard light up and i can see a small white led next to the 8 pin connector light up on the gpu. any suggestions? I have also followed http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems all of the steps.
thanks
forgot to mention that even the psu fan isnt spinning

 

[Flying Juso]

Did you put in your cpu in the right orientation? With the golden triangles matching?

yes and i even just took everything out of the case to test and see if anything will work, but still a no. im thinking the mobo is no good but i have no idea. gonna call microcenter right now to see if i can come in to get another one.

 

[Flying Juso]

Did you put in your cpu in the right orientation? With the golden triangles matching?

ok so i got a new board and tested everything and once again only the mobo lights turn on. what should i do now?

 

[Albionm00n]

Hmmmm.....spoopy....Here's a really dumb question (for you probably did this): Is your 8-pin CPU power plugged in? The 24-pin will run the mobo, but the additional power is required for the CPU to engage. You probably have it connected, but I am just grasping at all potentials at this point

 

[Flying Juso]

Hmmmm.....spoopy....Here's a really dumb question (for you probably did this): Is your 8-pin CPU power plugged in? The 24-pin will run the mobo, but the additional power is required for the CPU to engage. You probably have it connected, but I am just grasping at all potentials at this point

had that plugged in as well, thinking about just putting it together and taking it to microcenter

 

[Albionm00n]

Hmmmm.....spoopy....Here's a really dumb question (for you probably did this): Is your 8-pin CPU power plugged in? The 24-pin will run the mobo, but the additional power is required for the CPU to engage. You probably have it connected, but I am just grasping at all potentials at this point

had that plugged in as well, thinking about just putting it together and taking it to microcenter

Hmmm....starting to think it might be your CPU and not the motherboard...Know anyone with a compatible system that you can pop your CPU into to test? Maybe there is a fault in your PSU? Again, maybe you can borrow one from a friend and plug your system into it to test to rule out the PSU as the culprit. Just trying to troubleshoot...we can rule out Mobo for you have tried two, so just trying to whittle down the potentials...

 

[Flying Juso]

Hmmmm.....spoopy....Here's a really dumb question (for you probably did this): Is your 8-pin CPU power plugged in? The 24-pin will run the mobo, but the additional power is required for the CPU to engage. You probably have it connected, but I am just grasping at all potentials at this point

had that plugged in as well, thinking about just putting it together and taking it to microcenter

Hmmm....starting to think it might be your CPU and not the motherboard...Know anyone with a compatible system that you can pop your CPU into to test? Maybe there is a fault in your PSU? Again, maybe you can borrow one from a friend and plug your system into it to test to rule out the PSU as the culprit. Just trying to troubleshoot...we can rule out Mobo for you have tried two, so just trying to whittle down the potentials...

i actually dont know anyone that has a compatible system which is why this sucks lol im thinking now that it is either psu or cpu now. didnt think id have this much trouble to go through, but it'll all be worth when its built

 

[Albionm00n]

Hmmmm.....spoopy....Here's a really dumb question (for you probably did this): Is your 8-pin CPU power plugged in? The 24-pin will run the mobo, but the additional power is required for the CPU to engage. You probably have it connected, but I am just grasping at all potentials at this point

had that plugged in as well, thinking about just putting it together and taking it to microcenter

Hmmm....starting to think it might be your CPU and not the motherboard...Know anyone with a compatible system that you can pop your CPU into to test? Maybe there is a fault in your PSU? Again, maybe you can borrow one from a friend and plug your system into it to test to rule out the PSU as the culprit. Just trying to troubleshoot...we can rule out Mobo for you have tried two, so just trying to whittle down the potentials...

i actually dont know anyone that has a compatible system which is why this sucks lol im thinking now that it is either psu or cpu now. didnt think id have this much trouble to go through, but it'll all be worth when its built

Well, durn! I don't have a MicroCenter near me, so I don't know what they offer, but maybe you can get the CPU and PSU tested there? If you have a bad part, and you purchased it from there originally, I imagine they will send you home with a replacement. Keep up the good fight! I know it is frustrating, but it is all temporary and solvable, and before you know it, you will be basking in the backlit pixel glow of your accomplishment

 

[Flying Juso]

Hmmmm.....spoopy....Here's a really dumb question (for you probably did this): Is your 8-pin CPU power plugged in? The 24-pin will run the mobo, but the additional power is required for the CPU to engage. You probably have it connected, but I am just grasping at all potentials at this point

had that plugged in as well, thinking about just putting it together and taking it to microcenter

Hmmm....starting to think it might be your CPU and not the motherboard...Know anyone with a compatible system that you can pop your CPU into to test? Maybe there is a fault in your PSU? Again, maybe you can borrow one from a friend and plug your system into it to test to rule out the PSU as the culprit. Just trying to troubleshoot...we can rule out Mobo for you have tried two, so just trying to whittle down the potentials...

i actually dont know anyone that has a compatible system which is why this sucks lol im thinking now that it is either psu or cpu now. didnt think id have this much trouble to go through, but it'll all be worth when its built

Well, durn! I don't have a MicroCenter near me, so I don't know what they offer, but maybe you can get the CPU and PSU tested there? If you have a bad part, and you purchased it from there originally, I imagine they will send you home with a replacement. Keep up the good fight! I know it is frustrating, but it is all temporary and solvable, and before you know it, you will be basking in the backlit pixel glow of your accomplishment

well i didnt get the psu from there but the cpu i did. so i kinda hope its the cpu that way i can just get a new one and be done with it all

 

[Albionm00n]

I hope that is all it takes and that you are up and running soon!

 

[Flying Juso]

I hope that is all it takes and that you are up and running soon!

ill keep you updated

 

[Albionm00n]

I hope that is all it takes and that you are up and running soon!

ill keep you updated

Yes! Thank you! Please do!

 

[nicholasfd]

You don't have any standoffs behind your motherboard that you arent using do you? A standard ATX motherboard has between 8 and 9 standoffs. Take your motherboard out and count the screw holes in it, then count the standoffs in your case. If there are more standoffs that holes, remove any that you arent using, and hope your motherboard isnt fried. If there is less standoffs than holes, that isn't an electrical issue, but i would recommend putting all of them in that line up with your case.

 

[Flying Juso]

I hope that is all it takes and that you are up and running soon!

ill keep you updated

Yes! Thank you! Please do!

ok guys im up and running only thing is now, is that my gpu isnt displaying video from displayport or hdmi. is there a setting i have to change in the mobo to get my 1070 to display to my monitor?
(update)
now i went to restart so i can flash my bios but once it powered down it doesnt power back up..... what do i do now???

 

[Flying Juso]

so i finished everything it was working just fine, now it wont boot up...... im so confused and i honestly dont know what to do anymore

 

[Tumeden]

so i finished everything it was working just fine, now it wont boot up...... im so confused and i honestly dont know what to do anymore

Do you have an on-board GPU built into your motherboard by chance?

 

[Flying Juso]

so i finished everything it was working just fine, now it wont boot up...... im so confused and i honestly dont know what to do anymore

Do you have an on-board GPU built into your motherboard by chance?

ok i solved it once again and now im finished and should be good to go. (on the pc btw) love this thing already its a monster.

here is the completed build.: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/ZWGG3C

 

[Albionm00n]

Congrats on getting it fixed! Awesome work my friend! Great looking build too!

 

[Flying Juso]

Congrats on getting it fixed! Awesome work my friend! Great looking build too!

Thanks for all the help everyone. Especially you Albionm00n. Im loving it so far.

 

[Flying Juso]

Congrats on getting it fixed! Awesome work my friend! Great looking build too!

ok i have one more problem. when putting the pc to sleep or turning it off completely, it wont boot with anything plugged into the mobo/gpu. like i put it sleep earlier before i went to work, came back, moved the mouse, pushed keys on the keyboard and it wouldnt wake up. even pressing the case power/reset doesnt do anything. so i have to switch off the psu unplug everything (including the psu power) replug the psu power back in and boot from there and replug everything back into the mobo/gpu. any ideas?

 

[Albionm00n]

I think I know what is going on! Gremlins! It be Gremlins. No, actually, I am really starting to feel like it is your PSU. This is pure weirdness, but it seems to be centered around your power draw...in fact, all of your issues seem to relate to power in some way or another it seems...hmmm...Let's see if we can rule out the PSU as the Gremlin...You mentioned that you didn't know anyone with a compatible PSU to try, but maybe you can try plugging your PSU into a friends system to see if it acts strange there. The other option is to test it with a meter to see if the output is stable and proficient. EVGA makes great PSUs. I have one in my system But maybe you got a funky one...it happens sometimes.

 

[Flying Juso]

I think I know what is going on! Gremlins! It be Gremlins. No, actually, I am really starting to feel like it is your PSU. This is pure weirdness, but it seems to be centered around your power draw...in fact, all of your issues seem to relate to power in some way or another it seems...hmmm...Let's see if we can rule out the PSU as the Gremlin...You mentioned that you didn't know anyone with a compatible PSU to try, but maybe you can try plugging your PSU into a friends system to see if it acts strange there. The other option is to test it with a meter to see if the output is stable and proficient. EVGA makes great PSUs. I have one in my system But maybe you got a funky one...it happens sometimes.

i read that it could possibly be bad usb hubs on the mobo not letting the system start up.

 

[Flying Juso]

I think I know what is going on! Gremlins! It be Gremlins. No, actually, I am really starting to feel like it is your PSU. This is pure weirdness, but it seems to be centered around your power draw...in fact, all of your issues seem to relate to power in some way or another it seems...hmmm...Let's see if we can rule out the PSU as the Gremlin...You mentioned that you didn't know anyone with a compatible PSU to try, but maybe you can try plugging your PSU into a friends system to see if it acts strange there. The other option is to test it with a meter to see if the output is stable and proficient. EVGA makes great PSUs. I have one in my system But maybe you got a funky one...it happens sometimes.

ok say i just tested and the issue seems to be when the display port is connected to the gpu. not sure how to fix it. hit me with ideas if you guys can. thanks!

 

[Albionm00n]

The Gremlins have moved into the DisplayPort now?!?! Cheeky Buggers! Ok, are your drivers all up to date? How about your BIOS? I am not sure when your motherboard was released, but if it was before the GTX 10 series came out, you may need an updated BIOS. Normally, a GPU wouldn't cause that issue, but seeing as it is new architecture, your motherboard may need updating. The other possibility (as I mentioned a moment ago) is your graphics drivers. Check and see if they are current, if not, update those and see if that makes a difference.

Dangit! We're gonna get you up and running if it is the last thing we do!!

 

[Flying Juso]

The Gremlins have moved into the DisplayPort now?!?! Cheeky Buggers! Ok, are your drivers all up to date? How about your BIOS? I am not sure when your motherboard was released, but if it was before the GTX 10 series came out, you may need an updated BIOS. Normally, a GPU wouldn't cause that issue, but seeing as it is new architecture, your motherboard may need updating. The other possibility (as I mentioned a moment ago) is your graphics drivers. Check and see if they are current, if not, update those and see if that makes a difference.

Dangit! We're gonna get you up and running if it is the last thing we do!!

im up and running just have to unplug DP in order to boot up. all my drivers are up to date and now my bios is also up to date. i looked up pc not booting with DP plugged in and this is what i found. https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/47umw4/my_pc_wont_boot_unless_i_unplug_displayport_cable/
i dont mind having to unplug the DP to boot but it would be a lot better and less annoying if i didnt have to. cant really find a solution besides buying a new cable with only 19 pins. will do that in a week or so to see if that is the actual issue.

 

[Albionm00n]

The Gremlins have moved into the DisplayPort now?!?! Cheeky Buggers! Ok, are your drivers all up to date? How about your BIOS? I am not sure when your motherboard was released, but if it was before the GTX 10 series came out, you may need an updated BIOS. Normally, a GPU wouldn't cause that issue, but seeing as it is new architecture, your motherboard may need updating. The other possibility (as I mentioned a moment ago) is your graphics drivers. Check and see if they are current, if not, update those and see if that makes a difference.

Dangit! We're gonna get you up and running if it is the last thing we do!!

im up and running just have to unplug DP in order to boot up. all my drivers are up to date and now my bios is also up to date. i looked up pc not booting with DP plugged in and this is what i found. https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/47umw4/my_pc_wont_boot_unless_i_unplug_displayport_cable/
i dont mind having to unplug the DP to boot but it would be a lot better and less annoying if i didnt have to. cant really find a solution besides buying a new cable with only 19 pins. will do that in a week or so to see if that is the actual issue.

Totally strange! I had no idea of the 3.3v power back surge happening through 20pin DP cables! Makes sense though as to why that would cause an issue. Sheesh...all down to a cable (maybe...hopefully)...I really hope that is the fix for sure and you can just enjoy your computer instead of the stress it is giving you!