new pc

Hi all building a new computer I have a z170 with a 6600k and a gtx1070 and a corsair ax850 power supply 10 yr old working right now
I am building a asus z690 tuf ddr4 /i712700k and corsair vengeance lpx 2x16 for 32 gigs ram .i am also using the the ax 850 from the old build
I plug the 24 pin and the 8pin cpu cable and the gtx 1070 and front panel header the thing at the bottom right
try booting and it says no signal / its DisplayPort. but when I use the cpu DisplayPort I get into the bios. I dot change any thing and exit
when I try to start it up again the rgb lights come on on the motherboard but it will not start up it like its not getting power
I exchanged the z690 ram and cpu for new ones and it did the same thing. unplugged and repluged every thing over and over
so i put my z170 6600k back in and it works . am I missing something

Yes, punctuation!

Please write in your own language and use Google translate

Escriba en su propio idioma y use el traductor de Google. Por favor.

Have you plugged the power cable into the gtx 1070?

Yes 8pin 24 pin gpu power front panel 32 gigs of corsair plx ram 2x16
and a m.2 samsund 980 pro 1tb

If the inbuilt Intel graphics gets to the bios then there is probably a setting needed to enable the GTX1070
Try Graphics Configuration which should be under system agent configuration?

Make sure the RAM is well seated, in the correct slots...




Also, make sure the vid card is properly seated as well.
Double check that your monitor is set for the right cable type from the vid card to the monitor.

I assume that your Asus motherboard is similar to mine: 4 colors of LED lights at bootup. Red for CPU, amber for RAM, white for graphics, and green. Once all have appeared in order, they all go out.

Is that what you're seeing?

The default BIOS setting for graphics should be automatic, which means that the graphics card should be recognized before the iGPU, if the monitor is plugged into the 1070. As you've used the 1070 before, you obviously know to use its PCI-E auxiliary power port.

I presume that you have the 1070 in the #1 PCI-E X16 slot. (The one nearest the CPU.)

when i booted into the bios one time i saw all the lights but now it well not turn on just the rgb lights on the motherboard.
this is my second mother board and i7 1700k and ram I warrantied out the first set board cpu and ram

rico said:

when i booted into the bios one time i saw all the lights but now it well not turn on just the rgb lights on the motherboard.
this is my second mother board and i7 1700k and ram I warrantied out the first set board cpu and ram

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Not good.

I suggest going into hardware troubleshooting.

Try booting with only the CPU and RAM installed. (Maybe just one stick of RAM, in the appropriate slot.) Connect the monitor to the motherboard. See if you can get into the BIOS. If you can, add components until it fails to boot.

Best of luck.

WILL INCOMPATIBLE RAM CAUSE THIS . I GOT THE RAM FROM BEST BUY .THEY TOLD ME IT WOULD WORK CMK32GX4M2E 2X16 GIG
BUY I DONT SEE IT ON THE COMPATIBLE LIST FOR A ASUS Z690TUF DDR4 MOTHERBOARDS.

rico said:

WILL INCOMPATIBLE RAM CAUSE THIS . I GOT THE RAM FROM BEST BUY .THEY TOLD ME IT WOULD WORK CMK32GX4M2E 2X16 GIG
BUY I DONT SEE IT ON THE COMPATIBLE LIST FOR A ASUS Z690TUF DDR4 MOTHERBOARDS.

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From my experience with Best Buy, if you don't also ask them to install it... they'll give you any sticks of RAM they have.
Generally though, Corsair RAM works on anything.


But... all this RAM has been tested to work on your board...


I picked the same DDR4, 3200Mhz frequency, with the tightest timings (fastest).




Note: If, at the end of your (Z690 TUF Gaming) board's model number there's a D4... then it's a DDR4 board.
ASUS also makes a Z690 TUF Gaming, DDR5 board with no D4 in the model number.

IT IS A DDR4 Z690

JUST GOING TO EXCHANGE IT TO GET A SET ON THE LIST CMK32GX4M2D3600C18

rico said:

JUST GOING TO EXCHANGE IT TO GET A SET ON THE LIST CMK32GX4M2D3600C18

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I would suggest you also get some keyboard cleaning spray and fix that sticking Shift or CAPS LOCK key as well....

I used Corsair Memory in my build CMK32GX4M2E3200C16 remember anything over DDR3200 is overclocking!

Right

PenPusher said:

I used Corsair Memory in my build CMK32GX4M2E3200C16 remember anything over DDR3200 is overclocking!

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Right. If you ever need warranty support from Intel for the CPU, admitting to running DDR4 above 3200MHz will void the warranty. (I had that happen due to admitting the use of DDR5 5600 RAM with a Gen12 CPU.)

It may be wisest to use RAM from the Asus qualified vendors list, although that can be limiting. Asus doesn't test all RAM that is currently on the market.

"rico" seems to be flailing. If the RAM is tested at the motherboard's default frequency (maybe 2133MHz), rather than using an XMP, that should eliminate most RAM compatibility issues. That's not a preferred solution, but it could be a useful step in troubleshooting.

sorry for the cap locks work computer we have to use cap lock at work

:::ugh::: That RAM. That RAM.

rico said:

sorry for the cap locks work computer we have to use cap lock at work

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You have to use all caps at work? That is odd. Do you work for a military contractor; I know they like all caps for some reason. And that is unfortunate because studies have shown that mixed case is most easily comprehended and faster for the mind to absorb.