I recently purchased a bunch of new parts:
Biostar Hi-Fi B150S1 D4
Intel i5 6600 @ 3.3Ghz
KIngston 8gb DDR4 2133
Cooler Units (CPU and Case)
Im using my old PSU and GPU.
After putting it together at first I installed the wrong RAM (wrong purchase) and didn't get a Video Signal (obviously). So i called it a night, dissasembled everything and put together my old rig to use for the evening.
The next day I went to get the Kingston DIMM RAM (bought SO-DIMM before).
Get back home, put everything back together and now im stuck in a bootloop. Can't even get to the Bios.
So I removed the RAM to see whether that was causing the Problem. Nope, still bootloop.
GPU? Nope, still bootloop.
Different PSU? Still bootloop.
Disassemble/Reassemble? Nope, still bootloop.
So I'm starting to think the Mobo might have been a D.O.A.? Or did I break it when I disassembled it?
Biostar Hi-Fi B150S1 D4
Intel i5 6600 @ 3.3Ghz
KIngston 8gb DDR4 2133
Cooler Units (CPU and Case)
Im using my old PSU and GPU.
After putting it together at first I installed the wrong RAM (wrong purchase) and didn't get a Video Signal (obviously). So i called it a night, dissasembled everything and put together my old rig to use for the evening.
The next day I went to get the Kingston DIMM RAM (bought SO-DIMM before).
Get back home, put everything back together and now im stuck in a bootloop. Can't even get to the Bios.
So I removed the RAM to see whether that was causing the Problem. Nope, still bootloop.
GPU? Nope, still bootloop.
Different PSU? Still bootloop.
Disassemble/Reassemble? Nope, still bootloop.
So I'm starting to think the Mobo might have been a D.O.A.? Or did I break it when I disassembled it?
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