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System failing to post - Bootlooping

JustTheTip
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Hi guys having some issues with a new pc im building, its failing to POST, it will start, stay on for 30 seconds and then die and start again.

 

Specs are - 

Pentium G4400

Gigabyte GA-X150M Pro ECC

Samsung 16GB DDR4 2133MHz ECC Registered Server Memory

Corsair RM650x

Fractal Design R4

Temporary GPU (EVGA GTX 770)

 

Ive tried swapping the PSU for a working one, both work

Tried changing the RAM position, 

Tried clearing CMOS

 

 

Its currently sat on my desk with only the mobo, cpu, ram and psu attached.

 

The CPU is supported by the current BIOS aswell.

 

Any ideas guys?

 

Thanks

Spencer Skinner

I can't stop spending money my stupid home lab, help.

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try resetting the CMOS to reset bios to default

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19 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

Any codes? 

Doesnt have a speaker or a code monitor thats my issue

 

37 minutes ago, MrMcMuffinJr said:

try resetting the CMOS to reset bios to default

yes, done that a million and one times ahah

I can't stop spending money my stupid home lab, help.

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