Windows won't boot

[mrmarvmarvv]

So I got my pc parts yesterday and started building. tested everything outside the case and to my surprise Windows booted from my old ssd. I thought not much of it and got everything into the case. 

 

Now when I boot it up it the following happens:

*Post

*Black screen with an Automatic repair text loads

*No Signal

 These three things happen on loop but the time between post and no signal varies. I can access the bios and it doesn't restart there. 

 

I have tried:

*reset bios

*boot USB with Windows install (I go to the first screen in the install process and lose signal again) 

*secure boot

*different ram seating 

*different gpu

*different monitor

*different cabel (2 hdmi, 1 dp) 

 

Parts list:

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/JC27YJ

 

[mrmarvmarvv]

1 minute ago, Mcballs1234 said:

Does you CPU have an igpu

No

[RAGNES7]

No graphics in your CPU?

 

So did you Plug your Monitor into the GPU or Mobo?

[RAGNES7]

Try Plugging your Monitor into GPU if you haven't done that in the First place.

[mrmarvmarvv]

2 minutes ago, Mcballs1234 said:

What windows version are you using

Windows 10

[mrmarvmarvv]

3 minutes ago, RAGNES7 said:

No graphics in your CPU?

 

So did you Plug your Monitor into the GPU or Mobo?

GPU

[mrmarvmarvv]

16 minutes ago, Mcballs1234 said:

 

Is you motherboard bios updated for that cpu

yes it is. 

[mrmarvmarvv]

15 minutes ago, Mcballs1234 said:

Can you burn a Linux iso to check that the hard ware is working

OK trying that now

[mrmarvmarvv]

52 minutes ago, Mcballs1234 said:

Let me know if it works

okay I tried it and I have almost the exact same problem. it starts the install menu but when I press enter to select something it restarts. 

[mrmarvmarvv]

16 minutes ago, Mcballs1234 said:

Can you go in bios and check the temp of the cpu

it's sitting at 34° - 37°C

[mrmarvmarvv]

2 hours ago, Mcballs1234 said:

But you could try changingsetting like xmp or other over clocking settings just uefi settings

small update:

after using secure erase in bios and reflashing the USB stick I have mange to sit on the windows install screen. but when I move my mouse it still crashes (tested a different mouse same thing).

[mrmarvmarvv]

After searching for similar problems online I found a user that said using his ram on lower frequency helped so I tried it and I got further in the installation progress. so I went back to bios and set my kit of 3200 MT to 1600 MT and clocked my CPU at base of 3GHz instead of the normal 3.5 Ghz and I was able to install and boot windows with only one crash! I have now been able to install drivers and restart.