Boot up problem

[jmarket]

Do me a favor and before you remove your CPU, remove your graphics card and make sure the capacitors look good and everything checks out. If you have a spare card, put it in and try it out. If it goes to POST and boots up, you know your graphics card is at fault. If it fails to boot up still, you’re looking at a dead CPU or motherboard. Lights and fans spinning indicate the PSU is alive and kicking. Are you certain your CPU power connector is firmly attached to the motherboard? Sometimes it can get dislodged.

[Rustys]

There is a red led light on that says a CPU problem according to manual I can’t find anything wrong with CPU I took it apart and reset it

When you reseated the CPU did you have to apply any pressure?

You have check to make sure that the Monitor is plugged into the Graphics Card and not the on-board. have you tried it with out the graphics card and using the on-board?

Some motherboards will not power on if the fan for the CPU is not plugged in to the motherboard.

[harry_wollman]

It’s all plugged in and I will recheck CPU this mb has no on board graphics

[harry_wollman]

I will install a graphics card that I know works .

[Lord_Chance]

There should be four LEDs on your motherboard. These Post State LEDs help spot hardware problems that occur on boot up. If any of these LEDs are lit it indicates a problem. They can also help narrow the focus in the search for a solution to your issue.

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[veeg]

Hello Harry,do you have an update for us?

[harry_wollman]

Sorry for being so late. I tried a new CPU no better . Wat now ? New MB ?

[harry_wollman]

Can u recommend a MB doesnt have to be a gaming but the CPU is a amd 8250e don’t wanna spend to much over a $100

[veeg]

Ok thanks for getting back to us.. I will send out some request so you can get some more help on this..

[harry_wollman]

Ii looked at my mb more closely especially where the CPU fits in tats wat I found . Looks like paste got in there . Would that be the problem?

[harry_wollman]

Can somebody please help me give me some idea of something I need my PC thanks guys

[Rustys]

Best bet is to replace the motherboard. You will need to get a magnifying glass and well lit area and make sure there is none on the pins of the CPU(s). Remembering that the pins are extremely fragile and will break easily.

Once the stuff gets in to there and dries it is hard to remove.

[Evan_Omo]

Which CPU will you be using with the replacement motherboard? You mentioned you have an AMD Phenom 1100T which is an AM3 chip and then you said you have an AMD Phenom X3 8250e which is a socket AM2+ chip. What CPU are you intending on using?

If its the AMD 1100T then I would get this motherboard ASUS M5A97 R2.0 AM3+ AMD 970 + SB 950 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard with UEFI BIOS.

[harry_wollman]

I will be going with a amd FX 8320 e processor

[harry_wollman]

It’s a brand new processor I bought to see if it’s the problem