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PSU: Antec EarthWatt 650W (will be replaced with the EVGA G2 750W fully-modul GPU: MSI GTX 560 Ti Hawk (will be replaced with the GTX 960 in the future) So if there's someone out there that can shed some light and help a poor guy out, then that'd be awesome! Thanks in advance!Ĭooler: CM 212 EVO (will be replaced with the Kraken X61 in the near future) And I know that people are gonna be telling me that 5 beeps indicate a processor error, but I didn't even touch the CPU at all! I mean, all I did was transfer my build into a new case. I can't see that happening because I've rebuilt my system within the same case before with no problems, whatsoever. I popped out the RAM and stuck it back in, but it's not resolving the issue. O_O I don't understand what's going on and I'm freaking out! I mean, a case shouldn't cause this problem, right? That'd be crazy. HOWEVER! When I turn it on, it beeps 5 times and the screen don't come on. Okay so I thought everything would be okay and I wouldn't have any problems. But I will be pulling the CPU out and reseating it to at least inspect the socket for misaligned pins.Hey there! I have a huge problem that I'm hoping someone here in the forums can help me out! Okay, so! I just received my brand-new NZXT S340 case today and transferred all my stuff from my Enermax Ostrog GT case into the S340. I am 100% sure I have properly seated the RAM, and the likelihood of a bent pin seems low since it did initially boot and not exhibit any strange symptoms. Try to straighten them using a credit card for support. But it looks like a couple of pins on the motherboard that the cpu sits on are bent, I assume this would cause my problem? I wasn't sure because they were long beeps as apposed to short. This isn't noted anywhere in the manual, or anywhere online, but placing the ram in how you normally would results in one side raising up too high."ĥ beeps indicate a CPU error as per the beep codes on Gigabyte website. You'll need to push the non-locking side of the RAM down first with some force, and THEN place the other side in and lock it into place. If you put the RAM in how you usually would and just lock the one side into place it won't register the RAM and will give you this error. "For anyone else coming to this thread with this issue, this MB has a RAM module with locks on only one side. New (and identical) RAM fixed the issue.ĭoes this board only have memory locks on 1 side?
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SSD: SAMSUNG 850 PRO 2.5" 256GB SATA III 3-D Vertical Internal Solid State Drive
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RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2400 (PC4 19200)Ĭase: Fractal Design Define R5 Black Window Silent ATX Midtower Computer Case
#Gigabyte motherboard 5 beeps plus
PSU: CORSAIR RMx Series RM850X 850W 80 PLUS GOLD I'm posting this to receive help, as well as to document this issue for anyone else who may run into it. So before I did those two things, I was wondering if there could be something I am simply missing, or if anyone else has had this issue with this particular motherboard or a similar motherboard. I plan to get a friend of mine who is more experienced to help me breadboard the machine on Friday if I cannot get it working before then. It would seem my options are limited to a complete disassembly/breadboard/reassembly, or trying 2133 MHz RAM (which I would have to purchase to try). It is worth noting that the RAM is not explicitly on the motherboard's QVL, but I would not think this is the issue as the machine initially booted and let me into the BIOS. I was thinking that simply resetting the Bios would fix the issue, as it seemed to arise when I enabled XMP. Reseat RAM, try both RAM sticks in all 4 slots 1 stick at a time, reseat all Mobo connections (except for CPU, I will try that sometime this week), verified all connections are present (24 pin and 8 pin MoBo power, for example), jumpered CLR_CMOS both with and without the CMOS battery (for approximately 30 minutes) in the MoBo. The 5 long beeps according to my research indicates a CPU error, however upon further investigation from reading other forum posts, this seems unlikely. The machine powers on, CPU and case fans spin for approximately 15 seconds, I receive 5 long beeps, the machine powers down and then repeats the above for an infinite loop.
I then shut the machine down, relocated it, and the boot loop began. I then "Loaded Optimized Defaults" and then I enabled XMP, and the RAM then showed 2400 MHz. Once in bios, I noticed the RAM was running at 2133 MHz (as it should). I reseated the RAM and was able to boot to BIOS. I assembled all the below parts, and the machine would not boot (and presented the same symptoms that I am having currently).
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