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PC Cycling Boot

Johnmakuta
By Johnmakuta
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I just took out my system that has been very stable for about a year now and made some changes. I unplugged all the USB devices I had been using, all cables from the video card, etc.

 

I removed the video card, Ethernet nic, and replaced the GPU with an older one. Now the system is cycling on its boot. Turning on for a second or two with no post and it just doesnt seem to work no matter what I do (reset the CMOS,switch GPU, etc)

 

Specs:

  • i5- 4690K
  • MSI Z97 SLI Plus
  • 16 GBs (4x4) mix matched ram (two sets of two)
  • a few SSDs
  • Asus GTX 1070 Strix
  • PNY GTX 770 Signature Edition
  • Intel Ethernet NIC
  • NZXT Case (don't remember)
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Even tried reseating the RAM? Or unplugging everything including GPU, drives, and just boot with CPU and a single stick of RAM?

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