Newly built pc wont post and I went through the posted checklist.

[infected33]

I have gone through the entire no post checklist that has been posted on this site and nothing worked. I have just built a pc. I finished the build and tried to turn it on and upon doing so I found that nothing showed up on the screen and it would beep five times then turn off. My parts are as follows
gigabyte h110m-a motherboard
gigabyte geforce gtx 1050ti 4gb gddr5
evga 500 watt power supply
intel core i5 6500
g.skill argis ddr4 2133 8gb ram
v-nand ssd 850 evo samsung

 

[neatfeatguy]

Gigabyte's list of beep codes, I only found one listed that has 5 beeps:
Real Time Clock malfunction . 5 short beep

Ensure that the CMOS battery is in. I have also seen a CMOS battery having a plastic pull tag on it - sometimes you may see pre-installed batteries with these. The pull tag and plastic that goes with it, it interferes with the battery and contact point so the battery can't drain while the item isn't in use in it's packaging. If your CMOS battery has some kind of plastic pull tag sticking out, you may need to remove it. I'm not sure if this is the case, but it could be something to look for.

It's also possible there is a problem with the CMOS battery and it's dead. You can hit up CVS/Target/Walmart/Walgreens and get a replacement battery. The battery type is a CR2032.

If nothing is obstructing the battery, if the battery is in correctly and if you even tried replacing the battery with a new one - it could just be a faulty MB.

 

[infected33]

Gigabyte's list of beep codes, I only found one listed that has 5 beeps:
Real Time Clock malfunction . 5 short beep

Ensure that the CMOS battery is in. I have also seen a CMOS battery having a plastic pull tag on it - sometimes you may see pre-installed batteries with these. The pull tag and plastic that goes with it, it interferes with the battery and contact point so the battery can't drain while the item isn't in use in it's packaging. If your CMOS battery has some kind of plastic pull tag sticking out, you may need to remove it. I'm not sure if this is the case, but it could be something to look for.

It's also possible there is a problem with the CMOS battery and it's dead. You can hit up CVS/Target/Walmart/Walgreens and get a replacement battery. The battery type is a CR2032.

If nothing is obstructing the battery, if the battery is in correctly and if you even tried replacing the battery with a new one - it could just be a faulty MB.

Thanks I got a new battery and it now works tysm

 

[neatfeatguy]

Gigabyte's list of beep codes, I only found one listed that has 5 beeps:
Real Time Clock malfunction . 5 short beep

Ensure that the CMOS battery is in. I have also seen a CMOS battery having a plastic pull tag on it - sometimes you may see pre-installed batteries with these. The pull tag and plastic that goes with it, it interferes with the battery and contact point so the battery can't drain while the item isn't in use in it's packaging. If your CMOS battery has some kind of plastic pull tag sticking out, you may need to remove it. I'm not sure if this is the case, but it could be something to look for.

It's also possible there is a problem with the CMOS battery and it's dead. You can hit up CVS/Target/Walmart/Walgreens and get a replacement battery. The battery type is a CR2032.

If nothing is obstructing the battery, if the battery is in correctly and if you even tried replacing the battery with a new one - it could just be a faulty MB.

Thanks I got a new battery and it now works tysm

Excellent to hear. Enjoy the new system!