Okay, so my family came over for my birthday last night, meaning I finally got the rest of my PC parts.
After around 2 - 3 hours I'd put everything into place apart from a few small cords that I can't even find ports for on my motherboard.
They're for the front panel, the reset, power and the LEDs - and +.
So anyway, after installing the last component (graphics card), I plug a monitor into my graphics card (as the motherboard doesn't even have a VGA / DVI / HDMI) to see if it works, and to my demise, it does not.
I turn it on, all the fans run, except for the one on the graphics card, and I get a black screen along with 'no signal'.
I took out the graphics card and put it into my Mum's PC and the fan spun, so could that be the problem?
I also noticed another possible problem: the RAM I bought is 2x2GB Kingston HyperX@2000Mhz.
The motherboard only takes '1800 O.C.'
I was told by a friend to just buy the motherboard as it was 'good as well as cheap', and that I could underclock my RAM so everything would run fine.
Opinions, thoughts, possible solutions... ?
Edit: Specs, if they'll help.
NZXT Lexa S
AMD Phenom X6 II 1055T
2x2GB Kingston HyperX @ 2000Mhz
1 TB WD Caviar Black
ASRock 890FX Deluxe3 (
Ports. )
ASUS EAH4850 (for now)
Edited 3 times, last edited 27/9/10 - 12:33pm.
Posted on Monday, 27th September 2010