Just today I built my gaming computer and made sure all the needed wires for data and power were connected. To test out my Power Supply, I plugged it into the outlet and turned my computer on. My computer would turn on for a few seconds, turn off for a few seconds, and then repeat. To try to find out the problem, I took out my RAM. When all my RAM was out, my computer would stay on, but once it got past the initial beep, it would keep beeping. To see if my RAM was the problem, I took 2 sticks at a time and put them into my slots in A-A, B-B, and sometimes even A-B configuration. I did this with BOTH sticks. Each time I changed the configuration, the boot up was the same as the initial start-up. I thought it was that my PSU wasn't strong enough to power my computer, but I feel like it should be. Maybe it's my motherboard- I know that I touched it a couple times with my finger, but I didn't put my hand all over it. However, when I was mounting my Mobo to its standoffs, I did drop one of the screws near the edge. I don't think any of this should have caused my motherboard to malfunction. Can ANYBODY please help me with my problem?
Rig Specs:
Cooler master HAF XM Mid-tower Case
Asus p8z68-v/Gen3 Intel Z68 Motherboard
Intel i5-3570k CPU
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo CPU Cooler
Lite-on CD+DVD RW Optical Drive
Seagate Barracuda 1 TB Harddrive
Ultra LSP-650 650W PSU
Sound Blaster Audigy 7.1 Sound Card
EVGA Geforce GTX 570
Patriot G2 Series 8GB DDR3 RAM (1600 Mhz) x2
Rig Specs:
Cooler master HAF XM Mid-tower Case
Asus p8z68-v/Gen3 Intel Z68 Motherboard
Intel i5-3570k CPU
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo CPU Cooler
Lite-on CD+DVD RW Optical Drive
Seagate Barracuda 1 TB Harddrive
Ultra LSP-650 650W PSU
Sound Blaster Audigy 7.1 Sound Card
EVGA Geforce GTX 570
Patriot G2 Series 8GB DDR3 RAM (1600 Mhz) x2