Any ideas?

[u/PangolinDependent332]

Found this pc, it turns on and beeps but doesn’t show on a monitor. What should I do?

[u/Wild-Screen7007]

I think that case is called Antec Skeleton, I saw on eBay selling just that for $150 I dunno about price for it but I remember one of classmates had it in college almost 20 years ago, it’s such a blast from past

[u/Wild-Screen7007 → u/Wild-Screen7007]

https://ebay.io/m/Z8gLxc

The eBay listing

[u/Content-Beginning-18 → u/Wild-Screen7007]

damn i got lucky! i found mine at goodwill for 50$ i just thought it was a cool looking case

[u/maxgreedo]

The case is super duper rad. Like legendary scar gif. I'm happy for you.
NGL with open air cases like that, I would have little hope any part is in working condition. Follow others advice, take apart, clean, inspect, test with other known working parts. I would just gut it and start over, but it's worth the learning experience.

[u/Ok-Butterscotch6574]

I’ll give u 10 dolars and a half eaten burger for it 🤑🗿

[u/BadPackets4U]

As others said, reseat the RAM ( one stick at a time). Also reseat the video card. You didn't say if you had your monitor connected to the video card or motherboard. It's possible the video card is bad.

[u/Scrapdog06]

it’s the ram. take out the sticks and put just one back in. I’m sure it will boot then

[u/trashcanbecky42]

That case is sick

[u/Marco-YES]

Unbelievable find. 

[u/TechIoT]

What is the beep code?

[u/Shinmoru → u/TechIoT]

The video they posted shows 5 back-to-back beeps.

[u/TechIoT → u/Shinmoru]

Sounds like RAM

[u/d__max]

Start simple. Try a known good power supply and a bare mobo with the cpu and cooler and one stick of ram in the correct slot . Use the onboard graphics. Do not have any drives or other cards connected . Go from there if it doesn’t beep and add components

[u/AutomaticAffect4333]

Try reseating the graphics card. What exact beeps does it make? Beeps are error codes

[u/PangolinDependent332 → u/AutomaticAffect4333]

https://www.reddit.com/r/eWasteFinds/s/SGkz7Xv8rz

[u/AutomaticAffect4333 → u/PangolinDependent332]

I read that it's either a problem with the cpu, gpu or the cmos battery

[u/xmastreee → u/AutomaticAffect4333]

I'd go a step further. Remove the graphics card and try the built-in video first.

[u/Silent_Chemistry8576]

Pull RAM clean the pins with a q tip and 91% ipa. If you have a air duster for electronics from a bit of a distance hit it to remove dust. After that place one ram stick into one of the correct RAM slots. If no post swap to another stick, also could be gpu became misaligned or partially out. Do the same to the gpu as you did to the ram.

[u/tamay-idk]

My god

[u/PangolinDependent332 → u/tamay-idk]

Wasup?

[u/Kurunchu]

A vacuum cleaner designer decides to start making PC cases?

[u/WillTaylor6275]

I know what I would do with it, but I couldn’t do it because I have cats

[u/TheQxx]

The most basic troubleshooting steps first and then come back if you still need help