Hi,
Just bought a Gigabyte GA-EP45-DQ6, Gigabyte 800W PSU, Q6600 Quad Core CPU, 2x2GB Corsair XMS2 8500 RAM and Gigabyte 8800 GT graphics card.
Put it all together last night and had an issue when I first switched it on whereby it would power on for a second and then restart (in a loop). Checked all the connections and all appeared okay, powered back on, but still the same restart loop. So after a process of elimination; swapping the ATX-12V-2X (8 pin) to a standard ATX-12v (4 pin) resolved the problem.
I then loaded Vista Premium 64 with no problems. This morning when I fired it up we're back with the restart loop. This time I decided to read the manual (well I am a bloke). There is a red LED illuminated as soon as you turn the PSU on which is the ACPI S4/S5 power status indicator. Must be a dodgy PSU, so tried my trusty Tagan TG-500W, same result. Thought I'd double check so stripped my gamer of its TG-1100W PSU and plugged that it; same result. The TG-1100 was tried with both ATX-12V-2X (8 pin) and ATX-12v (4 pin).
So, in frustration I stripped the MB out of the casing (in case there was a short I hadn't picked up) and rigged it up on the bench, still the same problem.
I've taken the battery out, hit the clear CMOS button, punched the wall, but nothing solves the problem. Gigabyte's website support section has nothing and I've run out of ideas.
Has anyone got any ideas?
Thanks
Chatts
Just bought a Gigabyte GA-EP45-DQ6, Gigabyte 800W PSU, Q6600 Quad Core CPU, 2x2GB Corsair XMS2 8500 RAM and Gigabyte 8800 GT graphics card.
Put it all together last night and had an issue when I first switched it on whereby it would power on for a second and then restart (in a loop). Checked all the connections and all appeared okay, powered back on, but still the same restart loop. So after a process of elimination; swapping the ATX-12V-2X (8 pin) to a standard ATX-12v (4 pin) resolved the problem.
I then loaded Vista Premium 64 with no problems. This morning when I fired it up we're back with the restart loop. This time I decided to read the manual (well I am a bloke). There is a red LED illuminated as soon as you turn the PSU on which is the ACPI S4/S5 power status indicator. Must be a dodgy PSU, so tried my trusty Tagan TG-500W, same result. Thought I'd double check so stripped my gamer of its TG-1100W PSU and plugged that it; same result. The TG-1100 was tried with both ATX-12V-2X (8 pin) and ATX-12v (4 pin).
So, in frustration I stripped the MB out of the casing (in case there was a short I hadn't picked up) and rigged it up on the bench, still the same problem.
I've taken the battery out, hit the clear CMOS button, punched the wall, but nothing solves the problem. Gigabyte's website support section has nothing and I've run out of ideas.
Has anyone got any ideas?
Thanks
Chatts