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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: darrylyao on October 22, 2013, 03:49:11 am
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I'm having trouble getting the machine to post at all.
Here's the hardware configuration:
Power Supply --- EVGA Supernova NEX750G 750W power supply
CPU --- Intel Core i3-3240 LGA1155 3.40GHz, 3MB Cache
Hard Drive --- ADATA 2.5" 6GB/s SP900 SATA SSD 64GB
Ram --- G.SKILL Ripjaws X F3-12800 CL9D 2x4GB DDR3-1600 CL9-9-9-24
Optical --- Asus Blu-Ray RW
I've also got a Gigabyte GTX680 video card I tried using, along with several other hard drives
I've tried it with all components in
I've tried it with only CPU/Motherboard/RAM
I've tried it with only CPU/Mobo/RAM/SSD
I've tried it with only CPU/Mobo/RAM/Optical
I've tried resetting the cmos by unplugging the PSU, removing the battery, and touching a flat-edge screwdriver to the CMOS reset prongs for 5 seconds.
Basically, I power the machine on, the front lights start up, the fans turn on, and after about 10 seconds, everything shuts down, and after another 2-3 seconds, it tries to start back up, and the cycle simply repeats itself.
The motherboard unfortunately doesn't seem to have any POST indicators, or at least none that I'm seeing.
I also can't seem to get any visual output to a monitor over DVI or HDMI, and I've tried both the onboard video outs as well as with the GTX680.
I'm completely at a loss here, any help would be appreciated.
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you may change other PSU to check.
if other PSU can boot up the system, you may need to check with EVGA about NEX750G.
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Tried the PSU (Antec 850W) from my main machine (P755D-E, 16GB RAM, i7 (LGA1156), GTX780), same effect.
No lights, no beeps, just powers up, fans on, no display, around 10 seconds, then dies, and re-cycles
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Couple things to look at or try. Check to make sure you don't have a bent pin in the CPU socket.
Do you have the CPU fan plugged into the right power port. Try one stick of memory at a time.
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Couple things to look at or try. Check to make sure you don't have a bent pin in the CPU socket.
Do you have the CPU fan plugged into the right power port. Try one stick of memory at a time.
Yep, you've got it, I pulled out the cpu to discover a whole patch of little prongs bent on the motherboard. Dunno how it happened, but luckily it's under 5 days old so i've begun the RMA process through the vendor from which I purchased the motherboard.
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Was the little plastic cover over the CPU socket when you got it. I always check the socket before I put in the CPU. I got burn with that one too one time.