Computer boot up problem

[dreamhacking]

I am not sure why my computer won't boot up again after each shut down. 

I will need to remove the ram, and re-install them before the computer boots up again. 

Every single time i will need to do the same.

 

System spec:

i5-4670K

EVGA 850WG2

Gigabyte Z87X-D3H

Kingston DDR3 2x4GB Dual Channel 

Windows 10

 

Is this the problem of CPU? RAM? or MOBO? 

 

Thanks. 

[JakeNTech]

Try resting the bios. And if you have to re-seat the ram chances are that is at fault. If you can plug a motherboard speaker into the motherboard and listen for any beep codes.

[dreamhacking]

2 hours ago, fixitnow said:

Try resting the bios. And if you have to re-seat the ram chances are that is at fault. If you can plug a motherboard speaker into the motherboard and listen for any beep codes.

i had already cleared CMOS, loading with Optimized Default settings, but i still have the same problem.

 

Have to "remove ram, and re-install" after each shut down in order to get it boot up again. 

 

This is weird. 

[JakeNTech]

sounds like your ram is dead. Try to borrow some off a mate and see if that fixes your problem

[dreamhacking]

37 minutes ago, fixitnow said:

sounds like your ram is dead. Try to borrow some off a mate and see if that fixes your problem

i am very sure that this is not RAM stick issues. 

i have 6 sets of ram, all of them are 2x4GB 

i tried with different sets and get same result. 

 

i contacted Gigabyte and they said it could be the CPU issue ...

it will just take longer time to test i guess ...

i still have a spare i7-4770K, and a spare Z87 Sabertooth ... i guess i can use them to test if it's my i5-4670K or the Z87X-D3H problem lol