CPU Speed, BCLK and Memory Speed: Boot failure.

I got the Cooler and RAM. Havent installed the cooler yet (I think it will need a time and a cool head to do it, so taking a time and watching videos), but plugged in the RAM. Corsair Vengeance 1600 MHz, 4 GBx2.

I will post a photograph after the cooler is installed.

Looks real good Arc. Congratulations. Very good build.

I forgot to mention that I have applied that cooler already. Here is the pic.

Looking good Arc but do have a small suggestion.

Make sure the cooler tubing is not rubbing on anything like maybe the video card.

Looks good Arc. Nice job.

Arc are think you are catching on to this building computer thing.

Just about time you start another one isn't it?
Never hurts to have another computer.

Arc said:

I forgot to mention that I have applied that cooler already. Here is the pic.

Wah

Great job Arc, looking good

essenbe said:

Looks good Arc. Nice job.

Thank you Steve. :) I need more practice with cabling and those ties. :)

Layback Bear said:

Arc are think you are catching on to this building computer thing.

Just about time you start another one isn't it?
Never hurts to have another computer.

Well, I have a laptop which is almost unused. One is enough for me. But I liked your idea, I can make another one. May be very soon, when 5th gen will be easily available.

koolkat77 said:

Wah

Haha, thanks. :)

Dude said:

Great job Arc, looking good

Thanks Dude. :) I am not very happy with the cabling though.

Arc, cabling is an art and not a science. Probably the majority of us have never mastered it, but that does not include Jack. He has mastered the art. Most of the very good cable routing jobs, are ones that have been done and redone several times. Very few of us who don't look at our computer and think 'if I ran that cable a different way it would look better'.