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I just bought a i7-920 processor and DX58SO motherboard and installed them into my tower with a 850watt power supply.
I followed every instruction to the letter even going over everything more than once.
After putting in a video card, I turned it on and it seemed to be running without no video output. I waited a few minutes and pressed the reset button to give it another go.
Now when I press the power button it turns on the lights and fan just enough to notice before turnin off again.
I have tried removing everything and have reinstall cpu and fan hopin' for atleast a beep. But still doin the same.
Any suggestions on where to go from here?? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
What happens when you boot without any memory?
Also what SL number CPU do you have?
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It does the same with or without memory in it.
My processor is SLBEJ.
Today i have gotten it to keep runnin' twice. First when I woke up this mornin' and again after a couple hours of it being turned off. If i turn it off after that and try to turn it on again it starts with the 1 second before turn off again.
All I have in it now is Ram, Processor and cpu fan. I dont want to add anything else till I know it's not gonna fry anything.
Next day hooked up Hard Drive when started in the morning and the HDD Led blinked so i guess it's processing. Could this be a heat prob??
2nd try of this day turned on with graphix card it's got display and i can enter BIOS but if i turn it off it continues to not turn on
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The first thing you need to do is update the BIOS do it via the recovery method.
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