If you're not familiar to formatting you must know that it removes ALL data on a drive. You'll need a USB device with the format FAT32 or an HDD with FAT32 or a floppy disk, USB is the easiest in my opinion ^^ make sure you click the '+' sign on 'how to update' for more info. You'll find the tools you need here where an 'instant flash' bios probably suits you best. If your problem persists keep going with the BIOS installation. But first, unpower the PC and remove the circular battery that is located on your motherboard and leave it unpowered for a 20ish seconds. I'd say your BIOS has been damaged and needs to be reinstalled. The 3 long beeps is the motherboards way of saying 'no memory', if your RAM or ram slots were damaged it would leave no beeps at all.

I have an FX-8320, Mushkin Stealth RAM 8GB 2 4GB sticks 1600Mhz, Radeon 7770, Some plugs were loose during the first no beeps but I fixed that and the beeps came 3 beeps, no display, fans running.Įverything has been plugged in correctly. So I then decide to plug the everything back in. I turn on the PC with everything unplugged.

I try just leaving the CPU and GPU plugged in. PC starts up, no display as it isn't plugged in and no beep. I have tried removing everything but the CPU. Well I I decide to take the memory out and see what happens. Anyways I do that and then accidentally leave it in the clear CMOS thing forever. I have a feeling that was a horrible idea. So I decided to flip the CMOS Jumper while the PC was still running. So when I first got everything setup correctly the computer would turn on but nothing else.

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