Z87-A error

[JakubOCD]

I'm having an error went I try to boot my new PC, I used the OEM heat sink and that worked and when I installed a corsair H80i it not working. Help anyone?

[Godlygamer23]

What happens when you go back to the stock cooler again?

[JakubOCD]

I'm going to try that now. I'll let you know.

[JakubOCD]

I still get the same error. Red led on my motherboard lights up.

[Godlygamer23]

What board do you have?

[JakubOCD]

Asus Z87-A

[Godlygamer23]

Oh right. 

[Godlygamer23]

Where is the red LED at?

[JakubOCD]

When I try to boot the PC the LED is red on the CPU

[JakubOCD]

I flipped the TPU switch from which I understand is sort of a OC switch and it managed to sort of boot? Now my Boot device LED is turning on.

[Godlygamer23]

What kind of booting?

[JakubOCD]

Well I managed to get windows to load under TPU I, there's also a TPU II. I'm thinking that my PSU isn't enough. Would 600W PSU be enough to power a GTX660, 1 SSD, 3 HDD, 4670K and corsair H80i?

[sof006]

I'd say you're fine for the PSU department.

[Godlygamer23]

600 is plenty.

[JakubOCD]

Thanks for reassurance, when I get back from work I'll try to get it going again with the h80i and my 660 in place

[IsaaX]

I suggest going into the UEFI and check which UEFI/Bios revision is installed. You can find the updated UEFI/Bios for your board at support.asus.com. Type in Z87-A in the search field. You can copy the CAP file into a fat-16/32 flash drive and update via the UEFI.
I have a Z87-Deluxe and it came with a very early revision that was giving me issues. I updated to the latest revision and all my issues went away.

[JakubOCD]

I suggest going into the UEFI and check which UEFI/Bios revision is installed. You can find the updated UEFI/Bios for your board at support.asus.com. Type in Z87-A in the search field. You can copy the CAP file into a fat-16/32 flash drive and update via the UEFI.

I have a Z87-Deluxe and it came with a very early revision that was giving me issues. I updated to the latest revision and all my issues went away.

 

It looks like all I had to do was update my BIOS, just like yours, it was a very early version. Thanks to everyone for helping me out and all the replies. For a moment I thought I was going to have a heart attack. 

[IsaaX]

It looks like all I had to do was update my BIOS, just like yours, it was a very early version. Thanks to everyone for helping me out and all the replies. For a moment I thought I was going to have a heart attack. 

 

Awesome! Glad you got it sorted out!