X99 Not Responding

[Ghost0625]

I have a gigabyte X99P SLI MOBO with an 6800K CPU. 16GB of EVGA superclocked DDR4 RAM. EVGA 850GQ PSU and an MSI armor 1070. So the issue is that when powering up I hear clicking from the MOBO speaker and then a long continuous shot beeps from the speaker. MOBO ends up in loop. no Post to activity to screen. When i looked up bois beeps, says that it was PSU failure. I swapped it out with one I know works. and no improvement. any help would be appreciated. Sounds like DOA MOBO but trying to see if there is anything I can do. P.S I Cleared CMOS a few times.  

[DXMember]

http://www.bioscentral.com/beepcodes/amibeep.htm

 

what's a long continuous shot beeps? did you misspell that? is it one long or one long followed by short?

 

plus RTFM

[Ghost0625]

4 minutes ago, DXMember said:

http://www.bioscentral.com/beepcodes/amibeep.htm

 

what's a long continuous shot beeps? did you misspell that? is it one long or one long followed by short?

 

plus RTFM

sorry just woke up =] yes continuous short beep. and I meant that it beeps for like 10 seconds before restarting. 

 

RTFM?

[Little Bear]

22 minutes ago, Ghost0625 said:

I have a gigabyte X99P SLI MOBO with an 6800K CPU. 16GB of EVGA superclocked DDR4 RAM. EVGA 850GQ PSU and an MSI armor 1070. So the issue is that when powering up I hear clicking from the MOBO speaker and then a long continuous shot beeps from the speaker. MOBO ends up in loop. no Post to activity to screen. When i looked up bois beeps, says that it was PSU failure. I swapped it out with one I know works. and no improvement. any help would be appreciated. Sounds like DOA MOBO but trying to see if there is anything I can do. P.S I Cleared CMOS a few times.  

try booting from a usb drive a remove your hard drive possibly?

[DXMember]

4 minutes ago, Ghost0625 said:

sorry just woke up =] yes continuous short beep. and I meant that it beeps for like 10 seconds before restarting. 

 

RTFM?

usually it's either power failure or bad CMOS, can you count how many beeps it does before rebooting?

are you sure the power is connected? like for example your PCI-E power? and EPS power?

 

google it...

[Ghost0625]

1 minute ago, Little Bear said:

try booting from a usb drive a remove your hard drive possibly?

No O.S yet brand new build, cant get it to post.

[Ghost0625]

1 minute ago, DXMember said:

usually it's either power failure or bad CMOS, can you count how many beeps it does before rebooting? can you try clearing CMOS, does it have a debug LED with post codes?  or maybe the post codes appear on the corner of the screen?

 

google it...

Like I said. according to Gigabyte the beeps ment failed PSU, however, I already swapped it out with one i know works and there was no improvement. and yes ive cleared Cmos a few times. 

[DXMember]

6 minutes ago, Ghost0625 said:

Like I said. according to Gigabyte the beeps ment failed PSU, however, I already swapped it out with one i know works and there was no improvement. and yes ive cleared Cmos a few times. 

are you sure the power is connected? like for example your PCI-E power? and EPS power?

 

try booting without GPU and just with the 24-pin and EPS

[Ghost0625]

2 minutes ago, DXMember said:

are you sure the power is connected? like for example your PCI-E power? and EPS power?

 

try booting without GPU and just with the 24-pin and EPS

I mean I have the 24pin, and the 8 pin cpu and the power for the GPU connected. 

[DXMember]

1 minute ago, Ghost0625 said:

I mean I have the 24pin, and the 8 pin cpu and the power for the GPU connected. 

try without the GPU, take it out of the PCI-E slot

does it boot then? - probably PSU doesn't supply adequate power

 

take  the motherboard out of the case and put it on a cardboard box, does it boot then? - probably shorted something out on the metal case

[Ghost0625]

6 minutes ago, DXMember said:

are you sure the power is connected? like for example your PCI-E power? and EPS power?

 

try booting without GPU and just with the 24-pin and EPS

MOBO is out on top of box, gpu was out, only thing on the board was CPU, CPU power, 24pin power, and ram. (w/o ram it just turns on and off) read the manual the ram is in the right slots. 

[Ghost0625]

On 6/18/2016 at 9:04 AM, DXMember said:

try without the GPU, take it out of the PCI-E slot

does it boot then? - probably PSU doesn't supply adequate power

 

take  the motherboard out of the case and put it on a cardboard box, does it boot then? - probably shorted something out on the metal case

Ended up Dead MOBO. Which is fine because i ended up with a ASUS ROG strix X99. 

[DXMember]

8 minutes ago, Ghost0625 said:

Ended up Dead MOBO. Which is fine because i ended up with a ASUS ROG strix X99. 

kewl

[Ghost0625]

7 minutes ago, DXMember said:

kewl

Thanks for helping me troubleshoot!

[DXMember]

1 minute ago, Ghost0625 said:

Thanks for helping me troubleshoot!

you're welcome,

but I didn't really do anything, it was all you )))

[Ghost0625]

3 minutes ago, DXMember said:

you're welcome,

but I didn't really do anything, it was all you )))

well appreciated it non the less!