Gigabyte GA-X58R-UD3A Reboot loop

[jam0004]

hello

I got all my parts for a computer build today, and when I finally got it to fitt in the case I was going to start it up but it just reboot is self over and over. So I looked in the internet if some one had the same problem and i found some soulotions but they didn't work for me. Then I unplugged the 8pin motherbord/procesor connector and it workd but nothing on the screen. How can i fix this?

(sorry for my english)

[wazza300]

you need to 8pin power connected or else the cpu will receive no power

what memory are you using? test with just one ram stick installed in first white slot from cpu socket,then try

EDIT: ahh kingston 12gb,it might be because your using 12gb of ram,test each ram stick one at a time in each of the white ram slots one at a time,it will boot into windows with just one ram stick,test them to make sure all sicks and white slots are working

[jam0004]

Hello

when i reconect the 8pin powerconnector it reboot loops again and when i unplugge it it works but nothing on the screen.
I have Kingstone hyperX 3x4gb=12gb and i tested each ramstick on every single ram slot on the motherboard.

thanks for the reply :)

[wazza300]

try leaving motherboard battery out for 30minutes,also try with just one graphic card installed

[jam0004]

hello

should i power the system up after I take out the battery or just whait 30 minutes then put it bak and power the system up?

and thanks again for the replay :)

[wazza300]

power off completely,then take out battery,leave out for 30mins,put battery back in,power up into the bios,load optimised defaults

[jam0004]

hello

wich keyboard keys do i enter to enter the bios. don't know for shure.

[wazza300]

press the delete key to enter bios at start/gigabyte splash screen

[jam0004]

hello

It didn't work. so I think I'am going to send it bak to wear the hell i bought it and see what they will do about this. for all the ones that have the same problem I'am going to post on this thread what the results is going to bee.

and once again thanks for the replyes:)

[wazza300]

do you have another psu to try? if it still loops try loosening the cpu cooler if its not the intel stock cooler,and you can inspect the cpu socket for any bent pins but take care not to damage any when looking

do all the testing with just one stick of memory in any white ram slot and just one graphic card,connect the 8pin and 24pin motherboard power plugs too