After installing new ram in my motherboard with different specs my pc began to bootloop constantly. So we decoded to use the old ram with which it properly worked (old ram still works perfectly), but it still kept bootlooping.
so we decided to check the cpu, replace the psu, check the gpu (+ running trough the igpu), removed the cmos battery for 30 min and clear the cmos. All didn't seem to solve the problem.
We eventually tried to put each individual ram stick in each ram slot and we even got new ram to try out in the system, but no luck either.
It may be that i put the new ram sticks togheter in my jacket together which may have caused static electricity once installed in the mobo.
But why are all my ram slots faulty now? There are no broken pins, i cleant all my ram and ram slots and even changed to new ram to solve this problem. Could it maybe be a bios problem
Any help is severely appreciated!
Rig:
i5-3570k OC 4.2 Ghz
Gtx 960 2gb MSI Gaming edition
8 Gb Corsair Vengeance 1600 mhz low profile ram (old ram)
8 Gb Kingston Value ram 1333 mhz (new extra ram)
500 gb Samsung 850 Evo (boot drive)
2 tb Seagate Barracuda hdd
MSI Z77A-G45
so we decided to check the cpu, replace the psu, check the gpu (+ running trough the igpu), removed the cmos battery for 30 min and clear the cmos. All didn't seem to solve the problem.
We eventually tried to put each individual ram stick in each ram slot and we even got new ram to try out in the system, but no luck either.
It may be that i put the new ram sticks togheter in my jacket together which may have caused static electricity once installed in the mobo.
But why are all my ram slots faulty now? There are no broken pins, i cleant all my ram and ram slots and even changed to new ram to solve this problem. Could it maybe be a bios problem
Any help is severely appreciated!
Rig:
i5-3570k OC 4.2 Ghz
Gtx 960 2gb MSI Gaming edition
8 Gb Corsair Vengeance 1600 mhz low profile ram (old ram)
8 Gb Kingston Value ram 1333 mhz (new extra ram)
500 gb Samsung 850 Evo (boot drive)
2 tb Seagate Barracuda hdd
MSI Z77A-G45