So I have a X58A-UD3R that I just got back for bent pins (bought it this way). I hook everything up and works ok for for about half a hour. Then it would randomly freeze and I have to restart it. This is my first build (also in progress) so I knew I would run into problems. So after this happens a couple of times, I take out everything, clean it, and put everything back in. Now it fails to boot completely. The CPU and North Bridge LEDs light up then the SB's lights flash red, meaning a over voltage. I did not change any hardware, so I don't know why I'm getting this problem. My PSU has all the connectors I need, but on the ATX connector there is one cord that is missing, the manual for the Mobo says it relates to a ground cable. Do I need this ground cable for it to stop? And if this was the problem, why did it boot before?
UA-X58A-UD3R Gigabyte Mobo
Intel i7-920
1 X 4 Gb of Corsair Vengeance
Cooler Master Silent Pro 700w
Cooler Master HAF-X
Pioneer SATA CD/DVD player/burner
80 Gb IDE HDD (will upgrade VERY soon)
Windows XP x32 (will also upgrade VERY soon)
Nvidia GTX 570
Note: I am unable to install my GPU's drivers since XP is not x64. However, this is irrelevant since this is not the problem.
I will also be borrowing a friends extra PSU to see if it is the problem.
UA-X58A-UD3R Gigabyte Mobo
Intel i7-920
1 X 4 Gb of Corsair Vengeance
Cooler Master Silent Pro 700w
Cooler Master HAF-X
Pioneer SATA CD/DVD player/burner
80 Gb IDE HDD (will upgrade VERY soon)
Windows XP x32 (will also upgrade VERY soon)
Nvidia GTX 570
Note: I am unable to install my GPU's drivers since XP is not x64. However, this is irrelevant since this is not the problem.
I will also be borrowing a friends extra PSU to see if it is the problem.