Tuners I need some tech support ASAP

[2311]

Ok I've built computers in the past for my family and friends, but this pc I built is giving me nightmares. I ordered all the parts brand new except the PSU. About a month ago the system started to restart all of a sudden. It will not boot into windows. It seems to be a hardware problem coming from the motherboard or memory because I changed processor an I'm getting the same problem. I booted up using one ram chip an same problem.it boots for 10 sec then restarts. Sometimes it might even shut down after a reboot. I need some advice here tuners as I don't know what else to try other than getting a new motherboard. These are the specs. I'm using my phone as my pc so please forgive an misspelling or grams. This is the link for the video I made

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXNyFlG22ds

Thermaltake tr2 650 watts psu


Gigabytes ga- 78Lmt-usb3 motherboard

2 4gig crucial ballistic sport memory

Amd fx 6300 6 core processor
3.5 ghz upgraded from Amd Atlon 255x dual core

Logictech laser mouse and Logitech k800 wireless keyboard.

[bossmann]

Tried a different psu?

[2311]

The PSU is 5 years old, and today u did a voltage test on the Molex connectors and voltages were ok

[bossmann]

Did you do a voltage test with everything connected? Or without load?

[2311]

Without load, with load all I have is a bluray burner, hdd, one 120mm cooling fan. 4 200mm cooling fans and motherboard. No video card

[bossmann]

I'd recommend trying a different psu. You'd be surprised the symptoms a bad psu can cause

[2311]

Ok I'll need to source one, thanks

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

also borrow a mem stick from someone and try that too.
Both those Crucial sticks could be bad

If not change that powersupply

[abbow]

if none of the above works, try removing the board from the case and starting it up outside with the psu alone...

[nissan4life]

This wont be memory related. Bad memory would give you anything from BSOD to memory read/write errors.
Its a PSU problem, change it.
No start means you failing your POST
Shutting down after 10 seconds - overheating or preventive measure form cpu from failing/physical faulty device
You basically added new parts to an old PSU which may have already had its fair share of ware and tear on electrical circuitry.

[Mr. Tony Stark]

Check to make sure that the board is not grounding off on case, make sure your stand off connectors are actually creating a space. Between board and case. Remove cmos battery, start system, replace battery, should work

[[X]~Outlaw]

I agree with posters above. This is a PSU problem. It most likely cannot supply/maintain the required voltage under load.

[2311]

All good suggestions, I'm sourcing a psu and ram this weekend, will let know the findings

[2311]

Just doing a follow-up, yes it was the psu . I bought a 1200 watts . And the system works great now Thanks for all your help.

[ruffneck_12]

noice

what kind of PSU you went with this time?

[2311]

its a ATX Power Supply - OCZ ZX 1250W 80+ Gold, BFL Branded Version

[eitech]

Had a similar issues back in d day. Swapped everything and psu was last to change. Dat was an experience. Lol.

[BoxEater]

Could be as simple as the power button sticking....had this happen to me where i changed every component and still got the same issue...

Ended up shorting the power pin with a screwdriver and it worked....i then switched the power switch with the reset switch...

Glad you got tru op

[2311]

Thanks