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If it won’t post it should give beeps for issue. Open up and reseat all cards, make sure all pins on cpu are good, count beeps and look in motherboard cd for number if beeps. Also could be BIOS mismatch so may need to jumper BIOS to reset. Also memory may be mismatched
Listen to EY1. Those are basically all the things. Also, double check power cables, there's often a light on the motherboard if it is powered. Press the power button on the motherboard itself to boot. Sometimes the lines to the case button are finicky. Without more detail of what you are experiencing, hard to say.
Make sure you have populated the correct slots if multiple DIMMs. Better yet remove all but one in the primary slot. Try them all this way. They are likely not all faulty. This might indicate whether a memory or motherboard problem.
I don’t think my board has a built in speaker can I use external to hear beeps if it doesn’t post? The board is an Asus 170H. But I get an error code 62 once I turn on the machine
OP, the manual should explain that error code
Code 62 could be memory mismatch, EVGA card compatibility or seating issue, power error to hard drives, or BIOS needs update because component is newer than BIOS update. Stare with all connections, verify plugged in correct pins, check for bent pins, lastly update bios.
It's a memory issue. If it's a brand new build then u can be certain that it's either a ram or Mobo defect.