cpu or motherboard problem pls help

[YellowMuffin]

Hey, so yesterday I got problem on my PC he just turn himself off and when I press the button to boot it up its just restart after 4 sec, this  process didn't stop and keep going over and over again (i'l put a video) after some tests it's turned out that the problem caused by the cpu or the motherboard (a small chance that it become drone the ram stick) 

now the question is if someone can tell me from where is the problem?

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sorry for the poor English, and thanks for anyone that will help.

[Electronics Wizardy]

check the ram. try different slots and different ram if you can.

 

CPU's fail much less often, so probably mobo if ram good.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

What Power Supply are you using?

[YellowMuffin]

2 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

check the ram. try different slots and different ram if you can.

 

CPU's fail much less often, so probably mobo if ram good.

I did check it and try to move it to different slot and it did nothing

[YellowMuffin]

2 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

What Power Supply are you using?

Corsair cx600, not the best one 

[Jeff Byous]

A good troubleshooting technique is to unplug all non-essentials:

 

Basically, pull out the graphics card I see in your video there, and try to boot. If it exhibits the same behavior, unplug the hard drive(s), both power and data. If that still doesn't work, unplug the RAM sticks and use only one, but try each slot when booting. If that doesn't work, try the other RAM stick in each slot. 

 

Unfortunately if that still doesn't work, the motherboard or processor might be suspected. Can you post a parts list?

[YellowMuffin]

2 minutes ago, Jeff Byous said:

A good troubleshooting technique is to unplug all non-essentials:

 

Basically, pull out the graphics card I see in your video there, and try to boot. If it exhibits the same behavior, unplug the hard drive(s), both power and data. If that still doesn't work, unplug the RAM sticks and use only one, but try each slot when booting. If that doesn't work, try the other RAM stick in each slot. 

 

Unfortunately if that still doesn't work, the motherboard or processor might be suspected. Can you post a parts list?

I already did what you said, I guess the problem is the cpu or motherboard unfortunately I have only 1 ram stick so I can't check that but I think that's not the case.

here's the part list

i5 6600k

gigabyte z170x gaming 3

corsair h110i water cooling

gtx 1080 FE

wd black 1tb

kington ssd 120 gb

corsair cx600 power supply 

[Jeff Byous]

1 minute ago, YellowMuffin said:

I already did what you said, I guess the problem is the cpu or motherboard unfortunately I have only 1 ram stick so I can't check that but I think that's not the case.

here's the part list

i5 6600k

gigabyte z170x gaming 3

corsair h110i water cooling

gtx 1080 FE

wd black 1tb

kington ssd 120 gb

corsair cx600 power supply 

What are the specs of the RAM stick?

[YellowMuffin]

Corsair 2400 MHz CL16

[Jeff Byous]

3 minutes ago, YellowMuffin said:

Corsair 2400 MHz CL16

DDR4?

[YellowMuffin]

Just now, Jeff Byous said:

DDR4?

Yes 

[Jeff Byous]

Mmkay. Then yeah, I'd say it's something to do with the motherboard, processor, or power supply. If you are able, try those items on other working systems to troubleshoot them. 

 

Otherwise, I'm not sure what else it could be. That's some nice hardware though, so bummer it didn't start right up for you.

[YellowMuffin]

5 minutes ago, Jeff Byous said:

Mmkay. Then yeah, I'd say it's something to do with the motherboard, processor, or power supply. If you are able, try those items on other working systems to troubleshoot them. 

 

Otherwise, I'm not sure what else it could be. That's some nice hardware though, so bummer it didn't start right up for you.

Ok so I need to go to someone check the ram stick, if it works the problem is with the board if it doesn't the problem is the stick.

 

but you sure that the problem is not with the processor?