New Build Booting Problems

[RebelDolphin1]

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600

GPU: Nvida GeForce 1050i

Motherboard: MSI Gaming AMD Ryzen B350 micro-ATX Motherboard GAMING PRO

Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2400 (PC4 19200)

Storage: SanDisk SSD PLUS 120GB (SDSSDA-120G-G26)

PSU: ROSEWILL Gaming 80 Plus Bronze 650W Power Supply

Cooling Unit: Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite 120 

 

Here there guys! So this is my recent build I have researched for quite sometime and I have run into some problems. All components are compatible with each other when I researched this build but, I'm still getting issues. One of the issues is booting up, for the first 10-15 secs it starts to boot up all fans are spinning, gpu is running, cooling unit is running and then it shuts down. It has done this every time I have booted it up and I was able to get as far as the windows 10 installation window then it shuts down. The time when it shuts down is random, one time it was running for about 5 mins when it shut down. I don't know how to get passed this. I have done trial and error by uninstalling certain components of the build to see if it was hardware issue but the DIMM slots appear to be fine, I have booted off 1 stick of ram but it still happens. I dont believe this is CMOS problem but idk. Please help I need this computer asap.

 

[henkka_scorpio]

Could be a part overheating? can you get into the bios of it before the windows 10 installation window? Youll probably see temps there. Do you have any spare parts to try with, like another PSU, could be a faulty one.  Try without the GPU installed? Are you sure you didn't bend a pin when putting the cpu in the socket? As a last effort you can try reapplying thermal paste.

[RebelDolphin1]

I’ll try all of this when I get home.

[RebelDolphin1]

On 1/11/2018 at 9:57 AM, henkka_scorpio said:

Could be a part overheating? can you get into the bios of it before the windows 10 installation window? Youll probably see temps there. Do you have any spare parts to try with, like another PSU, could be a faulty one.  Try without the GPU installed? Are you sure you didn't bend a pin when putting the cpu in the socket? As a last effort you can try reapplying thermal paste.

So you were right. A part was overheating but for the reason of a human error. Apparently the masterliquid cooler 120 lite I believed was installed wasn't on all the way. So whenever the cpu reached a temperature of 80 degrees it shut itself off. So I replaced the cooler with the stock cooler from ryzen which was really hard to put on. And everything else worked fine. Thank You!