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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: Tbspn on August 29, 2015, 07:54:36 am
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Hello,
I've been having a long troubleshooting session which has come to a stall as I ran out of components to test with.
My H97M-D3H bootloops every 3.5 seconds, with nothing on the screen (unfortunately I have no speaker to listen for beeps). So does my Z97M-D3H.
So it boils down to broken PSU or CPU, assuming at least one of the two motherboards is okay. I noticed the system bootloops in the same way even when I remove the CPU. So I wonder: Is it supposed to or should it be staying on (ie it's a problem with the PSU)?
Thanks in advance!
Edit: So I get two beeps as it starts, and another as it powers down. I looked on the internet and that's supposed to be a parity check error, which makes no sense as I have no RAM on.
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Hello,
My Computer is unable to display anything on the screen. Monitor does not start-up. Computer boots up as lights can be seen. CPU fan / Other fans etc all starts but NO DISPLAY.
Had tried to install WINDOWS 10 over WINDOWS 8.1 and had failed Installation and after this problem started.
Product Info
Product Name: GA-Z97M-D3H (1.0)
BIOS Ver: Rev1.0
Brand: Sapphire
Model: R9 290 TRI OC-X
Model: Intel i5-4460
Operation System: Win 8.1 64-bit
Brand: other - G-Skill Ripjaws
Size: 4GB x 2
Power Supply: Corsair VS 550
Please find attached trouble shooting carried out as per excel file, kindly review and advice further.
All connections other then monitor, mouse and keyboard inputs were disconnected.
kindly advice.
Brgds
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Hello,
My Computer is unable to display anything on the screen. Monitor does not start-up. Computer boots up as lights can be seen. CPU fan / Other fans etc all starts but NO DISPLAY.
Had tried to install WINDOWS 10 over WINDOWS 8.1 and had failed Installation and after this problem started.
Product Info
Product Name: GA-Z97M-D3H (1.0)
BIOS Ver: Rev1.0
Brand: Sapphire
Model: R9 290 TRI OC-X
Model: Intel i5-4460
Operation System: Win 8.1 64-bit
Brand: other - G-Skill Ripjaws
Size: 4GB x 2
Power Supply: Corsair VS 550
Please find attached trouble shooting carried out as per excel file, kindly review and advice further.
All connections other then monitor, mouse and keyboard inputs were disconnected.
kindly advice.
Brgds
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Hello,
I've been having a long troubleshooting session which has come to a stall as I ran out of components to test with......
Are you using a video card or onboard graphics? Have you tried CLR_CMOS or a battery pull? You need to strip the boards down completely and work with one platform until you can confirm the components are working. Then you can figure out what's broken or not working.
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dr4131
Greetings,
dr4131..
Can you kindly start a new thread :P. Although you have the same MB, your issue is unrelated the OP's problem... failed OS upgrade. Hi-jacking someone's thread makes it extremely difficult for others to follow the problem or find solutions.
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Hello,
I've been having a long troubleshooting session which has come to a stall as I ran out of components to test with......
Are you using a video card or onboard graphics? Have you tried CLR_CMOS or a battery pull? You need to strip the boards down completely and work with one platform until you can confirm the components are working. Then you can figure out what's broken or not working.
I had tried what you suggest, plus everything else I could think of, like moving and/or removing the memory modules around. After a full week of no progress I had to take it to a shop for someone to try a new different CPU on it and it turned out that the CPU was the culprit. I got a better PSU for good measure as well.