New build fans spin but no signal to monitor

[Steveleeb]

My friend and I have replaced every single component of this build while troubleshooting and still cannot get a post. We replaced each component one at a time. The first was the motherboard, then replaced the cpu, then replaced the ram, then the power supply. We have tried with/without the graphics card, and with/without the ssd.

All plugs are in properly. Any ideas on what to do next would be great.

 

[weberdarren97]

Full system specs please. Be specific, include the make and model of each component. eg. Corsair RM750x rather than 750w 80+ Gold power supply, Asus Z270E STRIX rather than Z270 motherboard.

Have you run through this checklist yet? http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-1893016/post-system-boot-video-output-troubleshooting-checklist.html

 

[Zerk2012]

Most of those post these days are using a 7xxx CPU with a 1xx board.

 

[captaincharisma]

make sure the ram is properly seated and in the right slot(s). also, check to see if your motherboard has some debug lights on it to help you troubleshoot

as always please list your full computer specs as it could be the CPU is not compatible with your motherboard

 

[Elkhunter247]

I am having a similar problem on a new build. I have RMA the first motherboard with issue to make sure that wasn't the problem. All the components are new except the case, hdd and the gpu. Both worked fine in a previous build until the CPU on it died. I have tried the onboard video as well as the gpu and neither gives a signal. I get no post or beeps on startup. I am going to rma the chip next to see if this works. Fans spin and I get drive noises, but no boot.

Windows 10 pro
1 tb seagate hdd
Coolermaster full tower case
Gtx 970 gpu
Corsair cx650m psu
Gigabyte 7170x ultra gaming g1 mobo lga 1151
Intel i5 7600 lga 1151
Corsair 16gb (8x2) dd4 3000
Coolermaster hyper 212 CPU cooler
Asus 24xsata DVD

 

[Zerk2012]

Gigabyte 7170x ultra gaming g1 mobo lga 1151
Intel i5 7600 lga 1151

You need to update the BIOS on that board to work with that processor. Their no way of doing it without the PC working. You can try a PC shop, buy the cheapest supported processor, or return the board for a Z270, H270, B250.