Infinite boot loop on new motherboard

[EeNuf]

I have a crappy PC that i built some years ago (i3-7100 gtx 750ti 8gbRAM 500wpsu msi h110 m a pro m2 motherboard). It worked fine until a few months ago when it started to reboot when i would play games with good graphics. I would be playing Warframe on high settings with 70 fps and the pc would reboot itself out of nowhere(I played on these settings before and everything was fine). So i bought a new motherboard, because i was told the old one couldnt deliver as much voltage as it used to, this time it was msi h310m pro-vdh plus. I installed everything on it and when i pushed the power button my pc turened on for 2 seconds and then it shut off. I tried everything to fix it i swapped my ram around i did that reboot with a battery thats on the motherboard, i unpluged evrything exeps psu. The problem is with the motherboard because i tried to boot with my old one and it worked. The new motherboard is in perfect contition from the outside, no pins bent no nothing. Please help 

[Uptivuptiz]

The new board that you have purchased does not support the 7th gen CPU that you have. Therefor it cannot start.

[Ben17]

11 minutes ago, EeNuf said:

I have a crappy PC that i built some years ago (i3-7100 gtx 750ti 8gbRAM 500wpsu msi h110 m a pro m2 motherboard). It worked fine until a few months ago when it started to reboot when i would play games with good graphics. I would be playing Warframe on high settings with 70 fps and the pc would reboot itself out of nowhere(I played on these settings before and everything was fine). So i bought a new motherboard, because i was told the old one couldnt deliver as much voltage as it used to, this time it was msi h310m pro-vdh plus. I installed everything on it and when i pushed the power button my pc turened on for 2 seconds and then it shut off. I tried everything to fix it i swapped my ram around i did that reboot with a battery thats on the motherboard, i unpluged evrything exeps psu. The problem is with the motherboard because i tried to boot with my old one and it worked. The new motherboard is in perfect contition from the outside, no pins bent no nothing. Please help 

The new board doesn't support your CPU that's why it's boot looping