Each motherboard always has the same problem. The boot device led turns red and stays red. If I can get to the bios and can go into the Boot Tab and force Boot the pc to Windows 7 Ultimate. But when I try to restart with all the peripherals hooked up I can not even get to the Bios.
4 Motherboards, 2 sets of 16GB ram
- Thread starter Amy Reger
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Motherboard: Asus Sabertooth x79
Memory: Crucial Ballistix DDR3 4x4GB 16GB
Processor: Intel i7 3820
Graphics Card: AMD V5900
Solid State Drive: Crucial M4 128GB
Hard drive: Seagate 1 TB
Blue Ray Writer: Asus
Scanner: Epson V700
Printer: Canon i960
Monitor 1: Eizo 24 Inch
Monitor 2: Asus 24 inch
Speakers: Creative T-40
Memory: Crucial Ballistix DDR3 4x4GB 16GB
Processor: Intel i7 3820
Graphics Card: AMD V5900
Solid State Drive: Crucial M4 128GB
Hard drive: Seagate 1 TB
Blue Ray Writer: Asus
Scanner: Epson V700
Printer: Canon i960
Monitor 1: Eizo 24 Inch
Monitor 2: Asus 24 inch
Speakers: Creative T-40
Dayle McNeela
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- Jul 17, 2013
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If you ca, test the HDD in another PC, if your HDD/OS works fine, then I would say you have a faulty CPU.
Contact the company you purchased your CPU from, explain that it is faulty, and ask for a refund/exchange.
EDIT: Also, what PSU do you have? if you have a cheap, low standard power supply, it may be frying your system...
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