Hello,
I decided to upgrade from an i3-6100 to an i5-6700k, I also got an aftermarket cooler which I also installed. I first updated my motherboard (H110-A/M.2) to the latest BIOS so I could run the i5-7600k, after that my upgrade went smoothly as planned. I turned the computer on while the side paneling was off and it booted up fine to the BIOS Screen that said "New CPU Detected", so I shut it down and put the panels back on and plugged the peripherals back in. However the next time, I booted up it would do 1 long beep and 2 shorts beeps. I haven't been able to get it past that point despite resetting CMOS/battery, removing/inserting RAM, putting old i3-6100 back in with original stock cooler. I am quickly running out of options and am worried I may have fried a component.
Any help is very much appreciated!! I am very worried about the future of my computer.
CPU: i3-6100 -->i5-6700k
Mobo: ASUS H110-A/M.2
Memory: Ballistix Sport 8GB
Power Supply: *Corsair - CXM 550W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply
I decided to upgrade from an i3-6100 to an i5-6700k, I also got an aftermarket cooler which I also installed. I first updated my motherboard (H110-A/M.2) to the latest BIOS so I could run the i5-7600k, after that my upgrade went smoothly as planned. I turned the computer on while the side paneling was off and it booted up fine to the BIOS Screen that said "New CPU Detected", so I shut it down and put the panels back on and plugged the peripherals back in. However the next time, I booted up it would do 1 long beep and 2 shorts beeps. I haven't been able to get it past that point despite resetting CMOS/battery, removing/inserting RAM, putting old i3-6100 back in with original stock cooler. I am quickly running out of options and am worried I may have fried a component.
Any help is very much appreciated!! I am very worried about the future of my computer.
CPU: i3-6100 -->i5-6700k
Mobo: ASUS H110-A/M.2
Memory: Ballistix Sport 8GB
Power Supply: *Corsair - CXM 550W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply
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