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Help new computer wont boot into windows

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ive just recived a new case, 650 watt psu, motherboard, core 2 quad Q8200 and an HD 4890. im using my old memory, hdd and dvd drives.

after fitting my stuff together in my new case and booting up i saw all the normal boot procedures + some starting screen for my MB. then once i got a choice to pick between my windows 7 and vista partitions i picked vista. the loading bar faintly appears onto the screen. then BAM and the computer restarts itself to go back through the cycle. same for windows 7 too.

could someone maybe point me in the direction of whats wrong, if you need more info ill provide anything!

thanks
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if you could break down what parts you have it would help a lot. We need to see a list to check out compatibility issues or poor quality parts or known reliability issues. It could be bad RAM or any of a number of things. any info you can supply would go a long way in helping us get you the correct info to help.

billdo02 said:
if you could break down what parts you have it would help a lot. We need to see a list to check out compatibility issues or poor quality parts or known reliability issues. It could be bad RAM or any of a number of things. any info you can supply would go a long way in helping us get you the correct info to help.



il shall link all the parts i can to scan.co.uk

CPU: http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Intel-Core-2-Quad-Q8200-Yorkfield-Core-S775-233-GHz-1333MHz-4MB-L2-Cache-7x-Retail

PSU: http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/650W-Powercool-80plus-Dual-12v-Rail-V22-High-Efficiency-Black-Psu

GFX: http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/1GB-XFX-HD-4890-PCI-E-20%28x16%29-3900MHz-GDDR5-GPU-850MHz-800-Cores-2x-DL-DVI-I-HDTV-HDCP-Ready

motherboard: http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Gigabyte-GA-EP43-DS3-iP43-Express-S-775-PCI-E-20-%28x16%29-DDR2-1200-1066-800-667-SATA-II-ATX

i have a 320 gig seagate HDD 7200rpm

2 x 1 gig sticks of ram, one samsung one another make. i checked to see if this was the problem by removing one at a time and testing.

2x LG dvd burners with lightscribe.

im sure 650 watt psu would run that...
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