Hi everyone, I am sure this questioned has been asked hundreds of times but i can't find a thread.I am pretty sure that I fried my mobo yesterday when i moved my pc. The computer turns on then 25 seconds later restarts by itself. Their is no display from the mobo or gpu and there is no power to the usbs. anyway my friend has an extra board that is z77. will my z87 haswell 4670k work in this mobo. If it does what would be the draw backs when compared to a z87 board.
4670k in a z77 mobo
- Thread starter Noah95
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Solution
- Oct 6, 2014
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The Z77 board is LGA socket 1155 and will not work with a LGA 1150 socket processor.
Unplug your PC from the wall, remove and reinstall the memory and video card, unplug and plug back in all power cables to the motherboard and try your PC again.
Unplug your PC from the wall, remove and reinstall the memory and video card, unplug and plug back in all power cables to the motherboard and try your PC again.
Tradesman1
Legenda in Aeternum
- Jun 5, 2013
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Nope, need an 1150 mobo for the 4670K either Z87 or Z97. A Z77 is an 1155 socket made for the Ivy and Sandy Bridge CPUs, not Haswell 
demoth
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Before replacing what would be a perfectly good gaming system for the next several years, try one thing first. Get some canned air, take the whole computer apart, blow out everything, put it all back together. Reseat everything- ram chips, power supply, vid card, hard drive connections, all power connections and the MB itself- make sure no screw fell loose and is causing it to ground. A last thing to try is remove the CPU heatsink, clean it good and reapply thermal paste.
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