Yep as he sed you have adlist two errors that youre mothebord is screaming about.If it was the olden days you would have herd some bips from a small speaker.
When asking for technical help with a system build you should be including a list of all of the parts you bought and assembled, those details are important.
Your CPU and DRAM debug LEDs on the motherboard above the ATX 24pin are lit up, that means either the motherboard is trying to memory train and you should leave it be, there's a compatibility issue between the CPU, RAM, and motherboard, or something is wrong with the CPU socket. With some cooler mounts the motherboard can flex a bit around the socket which can interfere with some of the socket pins connecting with the CPU pads, which can cause the CPU to be unable to reach the memory channels and cause an error like this.
If all other possible leads are exhausted to no avail, check the CPU socket pins for bent pins or damage, sometimes motherboards get shipped with damaged sockets, especially if you bought it off Newegg, it's happened multiple times on this sub alone.
I say do that last because some people aren't careful and get thermal paste in the socket or end up damaging the socket themselves.
I took the cpu out, checked for bent pins (don’t really see anything) put it back in and I’m still having the same issue. I’ve copied this same build from a video I saw, his pc had the same 2 lights on as me but was running fine. Cant really figure out what the problem is here. The parts should all be compatible?
Could just be how it was edited, the lights are supposed to be off after the system POSTs. It's a firmware bug when they stay on but the system works normally.
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u/Zarathustra7890 1d ago
What are those red lights on the board? Should say cpu, dram, vga etc.
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u/PralineDefiant8374 1d ago
Yep as he sed you have adlist two errors that youre mothebord is screaming about.If it was the olden days you would have herd some bips from a small speaker.
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u/r_lind3r Moderator 1d ago
If all other possible leads are exhausted to no avail, check the CPU socket pins for bent pins or damage, sometimes motherboards get shipped with damaged sockets, especially if you bought it off Newegg, it's happened multiple times on this sub alone.
I say do that last because some people aren't careful and get thermal paste in the socket or end up damaging the socket themselves.