I bought the 6700K and Asus Z170i Pro Gaming itx board, with 2x16Gbs of Hyperx Fury 2400Mhz RAMs.
I was using my first 6700k no problem for 2 days, and suddenly it shut off and would never boot again, it would power on but it wouldn't go into BIOS.
I contacted Intel and they've sent me a replacement, put in the CPU and it worked again, however literally 20 minutes later the same thing happened again. And the only things I've done with it was turning on XMP, using the BIOS auto overclock to 4.6Ghz at 1.36-1.37v
What caused the issue? I've contacted Asus before and they claim that the RAMs are not on their compatibility list and therefore it could be the problem, but they couldn't disable the CPU though? My original thought was because of the overclock, but it is a very mild overclock and I've never heard anyone breaking a CPU in minutes because of overclocking.
And what about a replacement? I'm certain that the CPU can no longer be used (tested with other motherboard, PSU etc), will Intel provide a replacement again? But this time it is apparent that it is not the CPU's fault, the problem was caused by something else...
Any help would be appreciated!
I was using my first 6700k no problem for 2 days, and suddenly it shut off and would never boot again, it would power on but it wouldn't go into BIOS.
I contacted Intel and they've sent me a replacement, put in the CPU and it worked again, however literally 20 minutes later the same thing happened again. And the only things I've done with it was turning on XMP, using the BIOS auto overclock to 4.6Ghz at 1.36-1.37v
What caused the issue? I've contacted Asus before and they claim that the RAMs are not on their compatibility list and therefore it could be the problem, but they couldn't disable the CPU though? My original thought was because of the overclock, but it is a very mild overclock and I've never heard anyone breaking a CPU in minutes because of overclocking.
And what about a replacement? I'm certain that the CPU can no longer be used (tested with other motherboard, PSU etc), will Intel provide a replacement again? But this time it is apparent that it is not the CPU's fault, the problem was caused by something else...
Any help would be appreciated!