Pc stock in a boot loop

[Marianlr]

Hi, I just built my new PC and it's stocked in a boot loop.

 

So it went like this, one day I was gaming normaly and all of a sudden, from no where, my pc shutdown. It was more like a black screen than a reboot because my PC still had power. So I proceeded to reboot my PC and since then i'm in a boot loop. I've included a video to show you how it goes.

 

I tried the other ram channel, I tried to switch PSU, I tried to switch drive, I tried to switch GPU, I even tried to boot on my windows usb key and it still reboot.

 

My hardware is:

 

Ryzen 5 3600X

2x16GB Trident Z RGB 3200MHz

MSI motherboard MAG x570 Tomahawk wifi

Radeon rx 5700 xt

EVGA 650W G5 

4xHDD Westurn digital 5400 rpm 2Tb in Raid 0

1xSSD Kingston 250Gb

 

Keep in mind that i'm pretty sure that my problem comes from my motherboard, and that all component (exept the drives) are brand new so it might be a manifacturing defect.

 

Thank you so much, have a nice day and sorry for my bad english

[Haro]

Clear the cmos and then check.

[Eighjan]

10 minutes ago, Marianlr said:

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Did you test-boot the core system outside the case, before finalising the build...?

ALWAYS build a core system first, before adding any supplemental drives.

[Guest]

49 minutes ago, Marianlr said:

Hi, I just built my new PC and it's stocked in a boot loop.

 

So it went like this, one day I was gaming normaly and all of a sudden, from no where, my pc shutdown. It was more like a black screen than a reboot because my PC still had power. So I proceeded to reboot my PC and since then i'm in a boot loop. I've included a video to show you how it goes.

 

I tried the other ram channel, I tried to switch PSU, I tried to switch drive, I tried to switch GPU, I even tried to boot on my windows usb key and it still reboot.

 

My hardware is:

 

Ryzen 5 3600X

2x16GB Trident Z RGB 3200MHz

MSI motherboard MAG x570 Tomahawk wifi

Radeon rx 5700 xt

EVGA 650W G5 

4xHDD Westurn digital 5400 rpm 2Tb in Raid 0

1xSSD Kingston 250Gb

 

Keep in mind that i'm pretty sure that my problem comes from my motherboard, and that all component (exept the drives) are brand new so it might be a manifacturing defect.

 

Thank you so much, have a nice day and sorry for my bad english

I think I have the same mousepad. No, I don't have anything helpful to say, just wanted to get that out in the world

[Marianlr]

5 hours ago, TofuHaroto said:

Clear the cmos and then check.

 

[Marianlr]

5 hours ago, TofuHaroto said:

Clear the cmos and then check.

Unfortunatly I already did... And it didn't change anything.

[Marianlr]

4 hours ago, Eighjan said:

 

Did you test-boot the core system outside the case, before finalising the build...?

ALWAYS build a core system first, before adding any supplemental drives.

I did not, but it seems to work pretty well the first week, and then it didn't. But i'll try, maybe the issue comes from my case.

[Eighjan]

Are you the only one who uses the machine?

[Marianlr]

2 hours ago, Eighjan said:

Are you the only one who uses the machine?

Yes