So my graphics card went out and I ordered a new one(ASUS GTX 770) and replaced it. After starting it up for the first time it prompted me to update my BIOS using EZ flash 2 and then shutdown after a few seconds. I downloaded newest version of BIOS off of support site for my mobo (ASUS Crosshair V Formula Z). I then restarted my computer and was prompted with a error message that said "The data in the EC or EC flash might be corrupted. Please contact Asus Technical Support for help"
I googled for a solution to this and read i needed to reset my CMOS, so I pressed the reset button on the back of my computer and after a few seconds I rebooted my computer. Then on reboot I was again prompted to update my BIOS, selected the newest version to update from my flash drive and installed. As soon as it finished the computer shutoff on its own. I restarted and the computer started normally, only a little laggy which isnt normal. After about 1-2 minutes the computer shutdown again, with no BSOD, just powered off. Every time the computer would shut off I could only turn it back on if I toggled the PSU switch to off then back on, then hit the power button. I attempted to go through these steps multiple times with the same results with the computer randomly showing either to update BIOS or the EC flash error.
I even unplugged power and pulled out my motherboard battery to reset BIOS but the problem still persists.
I googled for a solution to this and read i needed to reset my CMOS, so I pressed the reset button on the back of my computer and after a few seconds I rebooted my computer. Then on reboot I was again prompted to update my BIOS, selected the newest version to update from my flash drive and installed. As soon as it finished the computer shutoff on its own. I restarted and the computer started normally, only a little laggy which isnt normal. After about 1-2 minutes the computer shutdown again, with no BSOD, just powered off. Every time the computer would shut off I could only turn it back on if I toggled the PSU switch to off then back on, then hit the power button. I attempted to go through these steps multiple times with the same results with the computer randomly showing either to update BIOS or the EC flash error.
I even unplugged power and pulled out my motherboard battery to reset BIOS but the problem still persists.