Something wrong with my new build

[Gurney]

So a few days ago i finally finished my new build with a 3570k, gigabye GA-Z77-D3H mobo, 16gb 4x4 crucial memory and a 980ti. was working fine until this morning when i tried to run the superposition benchmark. windows blue screened and restarted. tried again and same thing. reset my modest gpu overclock and restarted the pc. then it would crash before i could log on. after trying to reinstall windows i gave up and removed the gpu, drives and left 1 dimm in. now it just keeps boot looping with it showing me a GIGABYTE, UEFI DUAL BIOS screen before restarting again. cant open bios or anything. also cleared cmos as well

[ImNotThere]

try with each dimm at a time, use the igpu on the cpu as an output, it sounds like a ram issue if it boot loops and blue screens before windows

[Gurney]

done both of these, each of the dimms not working and removed gpu to no success

[Gurney]

also it no longer reaches windows, cant get to the bios

[Ashleyyyy]

are you using a Beta bios, or anything out of the ordinairy? 

 

also, side note, quote us, or else we won't get a notification when you reply. you can do that with the arrow next to the + under our reply's. like this: 

 

15 minutes ago, ImNotThere said:

try with each dimm at a time, use the igpu on the cpu as an output, it sounds like a ram issue if it boot loops and blue screens before windows

 

[ImNotThere]

14 minutes ago, Gurney said:

done both of these, each of the dimms not working and removed gpu to no success

i assume 4 dimm slots, try each of them to rule out certain parts, it might be tedious but if none of the dimms work in any of the slots then you know its either ram or mobo, if anyone you know has a spare stick of ram try that, or buy some cheap ddr3 and test with that

[ImNotThere]

1 minute ago, firelighter487 said:

are you using a Beta bios, or anything out of the ordinairy? 

 

also, side note, quote us, or else we won't get a notification when you reply. you can do that with the arrow next to the + under our reply's. like this: 

 

 

ty for the quote!

[ImNotThere]

15 minutes ago, Gurney said:

also it no longer reaches windows, cant get to the bios

this sounds like a mobo problem, id be looking into a new mobo if i were you, its unfortunate but it happens

[Gurney]

2 minutes ago, firelighter487 said:

are you using a Beta bios, or anything out of the ordinairy? 

 

also, side note, quote us, or else we won't get a notification when you reply. you can do that with the arrow next to the + under our reply's. like this: 

 

 

just the average bios it came with, not sure which one as i cant check now

 

Just now, ImNotThere said:

this sounds like a mobo problem, id be looking into a new mobo if i were you, its unfortunate but it happens

well that sucks. is an RMA possible with a second hand one

[ImNotThere]

Just now, Gurney said:

just the average bios it came with, not sure which one as i cant check now

 

well that sucks. is an RMA possible with a second hand one

if yoy can confirm with previous owner that its under warranty then yeah of course you can

[Ashleyyyy]

Just now, Gurney said:

just the average bios it came with, not sure which one as i cant check now

 

well that sucks. is an RMA possible with a second hand one

not with something that old. 3th gen is from like 2013...?

 

did you reseat all of the power connectors?

 

2 minutes ago, ImNotThere said:

this sounds like a mobo problem, id be looking into a new mobo if i were you, its unfortunate but it happens

indeed. 

 

Just now, ImNotThere said:

if yoy can confirm with previous owner that its under warranty then yeah of course you can

it won't be. it's a 3th gen system, which is 4 years old. 

[Ashleyyyy]

correction: 2012, so 5 years old. 

[ImNotThere]

Just now, firelighter487 said:

not with something that old. 3th gen is from like 2013...?

 

did you reseat all of the power connectors?

 

indeed. 

 

it won't be. it's a 3th gen system, which is 4 years old. 

the original owner might have overpayed for  new board with warranty, you never know!

[Gurney]

Just now, firelighter487 said:

correction: 2012, so 5 years old. 

the board was bought new 2 years ago, i picked it up last week, any chance of that?

[ImNotThere]

Just now, Gurney said:

the board was bought new 2 years ago, i picked it up last week, any chance of that?

possibly, try to contact the previous owner

[Ashleyyyy]

1 minute ago, Gurney said:

the board was bought new 2 years ago, i picked it up last week, any chance of that?

i didn't know older platforms lived for so long you could still buy the boards 3 years after the cpu's came out... you might have a chance then. 

[Gurney]

2 minutes ago, firelighter487 said:

i didn't know older platforms lived for so long you could still buy the boards 3 years after the cpu's came out... you might have a chance then. 

will do, thanks for the help people

[Ashleyyyy]

1 minute ago, Gurney said:

will do, thanks for the help people

no problem  

[Ashleyyyy]

you could mark the thread solved. you can use the ckeckmark thing on the bottom of the most helpful reply. that way others won't come here for no reason.