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New build, one beep then shuts down

Started by Dartack , Dec 19 2017 05:55 AM

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#1 Dartack

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Posted 19 December 2017 - 05:55 AM

Just finished new computer build but when I turned the power on i get one long beep before it shuts down. I tried the basics checking cables and memory. If I remove the 8pin power plug it will stay on just beep continuously. As far as I know my power supply works,its a 550 watt I took from my last computer that's been running for the last ten years.

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Posted 19 December 2017 - 07:28 AM

Components? Power supply manufacturer and model?

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Posted 19 December 2017 - 08:20 AM

could be overheating.....

is the fan/heatsink assembly seated properly?

is the cpu fan running when you power on?

did you put TOO MUCH thermal paste??

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#4 Dartack

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Posted 19 December 2017 - 09:08 AM

I can post the components when I get home.

As far as know the heatsink assembled properly.

Yes the fans turn on for the second the pc powers on.

The heatsink is a Corsair h60 liquid cooling system and came with thermal paste already on it. Should I try removing the paste that came on it and applying my own?

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Posted 19 December 2017 - 10:24 AM

Yeah you may wish to do that.

Always double check your parts to see if anything came loose or is connected properly.

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Posted 19 December 2017 - 06:25 PM

Motherboard-rog strix z370-e
Cpu- i7700k lga1151
Memory- 2x corsair vengeance ddr4 8gb
Power suppy- antec neo he 550watt

I tried removing old paste and putting new paste on still won't stay on.

Edited by Dartack, 19 December 2017 - 06:56 PM.

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Posted 19 December 2017 - 06:38 PM

One quick easy thing to try: reset the BIOS back to factory default. If you need help with this post back. Twice I have had a new-build refuse to post on me until I reset the BIOS.

At this point, you can spend literally days trying stuff. My suggestion is to bite the bullet and do a complete bench build. If you follow the method outlined Here you will find your problem. Otherwise you will be thrashing about randomly trying this and that. I have been there.

Help Requests: If there is no reply after 3 days I remove the thread from my answer list. For further help PM me.

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#8 Dartack

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Posted 23 December 2017 - 09:56 PM

Found out the issue today, turns out the z370-e motherboard and the 7700 CPU were not compatible. The z370-e only works with 8th gen CPU. Had to down grade motherboard to the z270-e.

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Posted 24 December 2017 - 03:16 AM

Much wiser option is to change CPU as i7-7700K is about the worst CPU you can buy right now. So I suggest you keep motherboard an return CPU. Buy something like i5-8400 or i5-8600K.

Edited by Drillingmachine, 24 December 2017 - 03:16 AM.