No Display to monitor on a newly built computer

[GoingSomeplace]

im using corsair vengeance sticks of ram and i plug the bard into my monitor and the video card still nothing

 

[ugoboom]

need more specifics about the memory, actual model number pls

 

[GoingSomeplace]

im using 4 sticks of 4gm each ram.

but only have 1 in atm


i have a 500g hdd and 25g ssd

 

[ugoboom]

im using 4 sticks of 4gm each ram.

but only have 1 in atm


i have a 500g hdd and 25g ssd

you can't get me the exact model number? there's many coursair vengeance sticks with that setup...

 

[GoingSomeplace]

yeah sorry well it says

1600mhz 9-9-9-24 1.50v ver2.12

then soe number sequences 164698, 122110474

 

[GoingSomeplace]

im sorry if this still sint what your asking for.. i am really noob when it comes to this..

 

[ugoboom]

still hard to tell with those numbers because they describe the technology but not the actually part number. The problem here is that there are certain sticks with the numbers 4a in them that are Guaranteed compatible with that board, however if they have 4x in the part number neither corsair nor asus lists them as compatible. And both sticks would have the same specs as the ones you listed

It is unlikely the board wouldn't post if you have the 4x models i'm guessing but at the very least you would likely have problems.


**ok, well where did you buy the memory? new egg perhaps? if you bought online anywhere you might have a receipt in your email, it will list the model/part number on this receipt.

 

[GoingSomeplace]

yes on new egg ill check it right now

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CORSAIR Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9R

 

[ugoboom]

Great. Ok, well basically the gist of it is that model is listed as compatible on corsairs site, however corsair doesn't list in what configuration its supported. In other words its not a definite that buying two sets of those and using all 4 slots with them is completely supported. Asus doesn't list those particular ones with the "R" at the end, but that might just be because those came out after their compatibility list was published. Regardless all of this doesn't matter anyway, since they are most definitely supported with at least 2 chips (which you tried) and even 1 chip I can't imagine 1 chip by itself wouldn't work. So we've ruled that out as to why the board isn't posting.

 

[ugoboom]

I wish someone else would help out with this as I am running out of ideas except for
1. A short
2. The possibility you made a mistake when installing the CPU (i don't even know if that's possible with core-series cpu since I've never installed one)
3. or just a plain bad board.