PC seems to start but nothing happens on the monitor

[Locky6]

Hi

So I just installed the CM hyper 212x and before that my PC worked fine. I installed the new heat sink and started my PC up and it started as normal (quieter now I gotten rid of the bloody stock heat sink) and when I looked at the monitor nothing happened. I reinstalled the CPU and heat sink and the RAM. I tried another monitor, made sure the hard drive was in properly and gave it time incase it had something to do with the thermal paste but nothing worked. My CPU was hot after I ran the computer so I assumed it stil worked. Any ideas?

Thanks

 

[Aefuan]

Does it beep?

 

[i7Baby]

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

 

[Locky6]

Does it beep?

What do you mean beep? It kinda makes a whirring sound and a click kinda sound.

 

[i7Baby]

I think he means have you got an internal speaker fitted that would give a beep code depending on the error - http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

 

[Locky6]

I think he means have you got an internal speaker fitted that would give a beep code depending on the error - http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

Oh right no there's no internal speaker would an external one work?

 

[i7Baby]

It has to be plugged into the internal speaker socket on the motherboard.

 

[Locky6]

It has to be plugged into the internal speaker socket on the motherboard.

So could I just run an Aux cable from a speaker to the motherboard?

 

[i7Baby]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

 

[Locky6]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

What'd u mean PSU connectors I have the big 12pin or whatever connected to the motherboard is there another?

 

[Aefuan]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

What'd u mean PSU connectors I have the big 12pin or whatever connected to the motherboard is there another?

When the PC was working well, every time you started it did you hear a beep? PC's usually have a beep code that say to you if all working well or if there's an error.

Some CPU's have a 4-pin power connector. Without that the PC will not work.

 

[Locky6]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

What'd u mean PSU connectors I have the big 12pin or whatever connected to the motherboard is there another?

Some CPU's have a 4-pin power connector. Without that the PC will not work.

Wait is this four pin connector for the fan? Or is there an actual connector for the CPU?

 

[Aefuan]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

What'd u mean PSU connectors I have the big 12pin or whatever connected to the motherboard is there another?

Some CPU's have a 4-pin power connector. Without that the PC will not work.

Wait is this four pin connector for the fan? Or is there an actual connector for the CPU?

That connector is for the CPU. Some CPU's dont have it, but if yours have it, you need to plug it.

When the PC was working well did you hear a beep when you started it? It's an error code and would really help you now.

 

[Vic 40]

Or is there an actual connector for the CPU?

Yes,
http://i44.tinypic.com/jtkves.jpg

 

[Locky6]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

What'd u mean PSU connectors I have the big 12pin or whatever connected to the motherboard is there another?

Some CPU's have a 4-pin power connector. Without that the PC will not work.

Wait is this four pin connector for the fan? Or is there an actual connector for the CPU?

That connector is for the CPU. Some CPU's dont have it, but if yours have it, you need to plug it.

When the PC was working well did you hear a beep when you started it? It's an error code and would really help you now.

I have an AMD FX 8320 and an Asrock 970 pro3 R2.0 will I need to plug the CPU in?

 

[Aefuan]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

What'd u mean PSU connectors I have the big 12pin or whatever connected to the motherboard is there another?

Some CPU's have a 4-pin power connector. Without that the PC will not work.

Wait is this four pin connector for the fan? Or is there an actual connector for the CPU?

That connector is for the CPU. Some CPU's dont have it, but if yours have it, you need to plug it.

When the PC was working well did you hear a beep when you started it? It's an error code and would really help you now.

I have an AMD FX 8320 and an Asrock 970 pro3 R2.0 will I need to plug the CPU in?

Well if the board have the connector then just plug it and try. If you dont unpluged it then that's not the issue.

 

[Vic 40]

Can we use "Post an answer" instead of "reply to" if the quote doesn't add anything,this is getting unreadable.

 

[Locky6]

No.

Are both PSU connectors plugged into the motherboard?

What'd u mean PSU connectors I have the big 12pin or whatever connected to the motherboard is there another?

Some CPU's have a 4-pin power connector. Without that the PC will not work.

Wait is this four pin connector for the fan? Or is there an actual connector for the CPU?

That connector is for the CPU. Some CPU's dont have it, but if yours have it, you need to plug it.

When the PC was working well did you hear a beep when you started it? It's an error code and would really help you now.

I have an AMD FX 8320 and an Asrock 970 pro3 R2.0 will I need to plug the CPU in?

Well if the board have the connector then just plug it and try. If you dont unpluged it then that's not the issue.

It was plugged in the whole time and I've unplugged it and put it back in but still nothing

 

[Locky6]

If anyone has anymore suggestions please add them its getting late her is AUS so please add them I'd rather not pay $100 for a repair store to fix it. Btw I just bought the TESO and I'm dying to play so please help

Thanjs

 

[Aefuan]

When you reinstalled the CPU maybe you bent some pins. Check for it.

 

[i7Baby]

If anyone has anymore suggestions please add them its getting late her is AUS so please add them I'd rather not pay $100 for a repair store to fix it. Btw I just bought the TESO and I'm dying to play so please help

Thanjs

From your answers, I think you might be better just taking it to a PC repair place.