new build Compatibility Questions, Need Feedback

the 932 is a good case, but i would suggest sticking with the 922. its only an inch smaller, and cooling performance between the two are pretty much the same.

you can save money on the hard drive by getting this one. same capacity and RPM.

cheaper PSU. or if you plan on having two cards in the future, this.

slightly cheaper RAM

cheaper motherboard. or if you want dual cards in the future, this. make sure you get the second PSU i linked if you want two cards though, as the first wont support two.

as for cooling, if you want to get a cooler, id suggest this. its more expensive, but it had a higher airflow, and has a lower maximum noise.

if it was me, i would probably take some cheap netgear or d-link pci/pci-e wifi card, but im not overly experienced with networking when it comes to hardware.

actually, it if was me, i would drill holes everywhere to get a cable all the way to the router. im not really a fan of wireless myself.

okay first off, have you connected all the power cables? the video card should have all its power cables, and the motherboard should have the big 24 pin, and then another 4 or 8 pin somewhere else on it. a lot of people forget the second one.

if its all connected, remove all unnecessary hardware. remove all but one stick of RAM, disconnect the hard drive and dvd drive, and if the motherboard has a display port on it, remove your video card and plug the monitor in to the motherboard. see what happens.

at the moment, this is likely a PSU problem. its one of the most common problems.

youre not attaching the video card while the computer is on, are you?

also, when you attach the video card, are you reconnecting the monitor cable back to the card, or is it still in the motherboard? it must be in the video card if you put it in.

likely the 4th stick is dead. try one more thing first. put any of your other sticks in to the 4th slot, just to see if it isnt actually the slot thats the issue. in that case, youd have to return the motherboard, rather than the faulty stick of RAM.

also, if your working sticks work in the 4th slot, but the 4th stick in to a different slot, and make sure.

I'll post pictures when my new desk arrives to make it all look pretty. That should be on the 15th.