So for some context...
My little brother and I are trying to build a computer. We've built half a dozen in the past without too much trouble. This time, however, we have hit a wall. Here is the BOM for the build:
i7-7700k CPU
Gigabyte z390 MOBO
Corsair SF600 PSU
NH-L9i Cooler
860 EVO 1tb
Corsair LPX 32GB DRAM
Fractal Design Case FD-CA-NODE-202-BK
We build the computer once all the parts got here. But each time we would try to get the computer to post it would immediately turn back off. No beep. No post code.
Tried a different PSU I had laying around, same problem. Removed it from the case. Same problem. Removed the RAM same problem. Removed all connectors except ones needed to boot. Same problem. Moved it to a different outlet. Same problem.
After some research, figured it was either the MOBO or the CPU. Sent them back and ordered new ones.
Just finished rebuilding the computer tried to boot it up. Immediately shuts down again. Went through same troubleshooting steps as before. Same problem.
I am not sure what to do now. Could the PSU have burnt out the MOBO/CPU? Is there anything else I can try?
Thanks for any help you can think of.
My little brother and I are trying to build a computer. We've built half a dozen in the past without too much trouble. This time, however, we have hit a wall. Here is the BOM for the build:
i7-7700k CPU
Gigabyte z390 MOBO
Corsair SF600 PSU
NH-L9i Cooler
860 EVO 1tb
Corsair LPX 32GB DRAM
Fractal Design Case FD-CA-NODE-202-BK
We build the computer once all the parts got here. But each time we would try to get the computer to post it would immediately turn back off. No beep. No post code.
Tried a different PSU I had laying around, same problem. Removed it from the case. Same problem. Removed the RAM same problem. Removed all connectors except ones needed to boot. Same problem. Moved it to a different outlet. Same problem.
After some research, figured it was either the MOBO or the CPU. Sent them back and ordered new ones.
Just finished rebuilding the computer tried to boot it up. Immediately shuts down again. Went through same troubleshooting steps as before. Same problem.
I am not sure what to do now. Could the PSU have burnt out the MOBO/CPU? Is there anything else I can try?
Thanks for any help you can think of.
worked like a charm. They were out of the 8700. Thanks for setting me straight. I couldnt check the 7700s to make sure they were undamaged but I did find this article which said no damage would be done if anyone is interested:
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