Boot loop after installing i5 3570k

[heertz]

Hey you all!

I just bought an used i5 3570k

Here is my 3rd gen build:

Mobo Asrock h61m-vg3
i5 3570k processor (i had a celeron g460)
4gb ram Kingston
Evga gtx 750 ti 2gb
Evga psu 500w 80+ (model: 100-W1-0500-KR)

I've bought and installed this cpu, and after doing so, my computer won't start anymore.

What does my computer do?
>I press the button
>Cpu cooler and leds start
>My monitor wont display anything
>After 10-11 seconds pc stops
>Then, in 5 seconds it starts again
>Loop

Ok here's all I tried so far:
Updating mobo bios from 1.20 version to 1.90 version
Removing battery for 1 min
Clearing cmos by changing position of the jumper
Removing all components (including hdd, graphic card, dvd reader, mouse, keyboard, speakers, ethernet and monitor)
Disconnecting and reconnecting everything.

The celeron stills working tho.
Is it a problem with my motherboard or psu? (i bought this psu 2 months ago and I had no problems using my graphic card). Also my mobo doesn't support the beep speaker so I can't troubleshoot anything.

I don't know what to do, do I make a refund or what?
Thanks!

Edit: also I don't think there's a problem with compatibility.

sorry for my english.

 

[Mark RM]

check carefully for bent pins on the socket, if there are none and since you've updated your BIOS, it's very likely the CPU.

Your motherboard has no issues with a 3570K on any BIOS revision.

 

[heertz]

check carefully for bent pins on the socket, if there are none and since you've updated your BIOS, it's very likely the CPU.

Your motherboard has no issues with a 3570K on any BIOS revision.

I already tried to put the celeron back and it worked...
Thanks!

 

[bobohenriksen]

Could sound like a power problem do you know for sure that the cpu you bought is working ?

 

[Calvin7]

Celeron G460 CPU supports DDR3-1066 memory.
i5-3570K supports DDR3-1333, DDR3-1600 memory.

You only provide a vague description of memory - 4gb ram Kingston

 

[bobohenriksen]

Celeron G460 CPU supports DDR3-1066 memory.
i5-3570K supports DDR3-1333, DDR3-1600 memory.

You only provide a vague description of memory - 4gb ram Kingston

The ram is not the problem if you run to fast memory the mottherboard will automatically slow it down to the allowed/recommended speed

 

[heertz]

Celeron G460 CPU supports DDR3-1066 memory.
i5-3570K supports DDR3-1333, DDR3-1600 memory.

You only provide a vague description of memory - 4gb ram Kingston

edit: what does it mean? what's DRAM???

 

[Mark RM]

This is dead simple, the board works with a supported CPU, it does not work with a different supported CPU.

The other CPU is FUBAR. It's not RAM or power or anything else.

No primitive dance with zombie frogs is going to bring it back to life. It's time to move on.

 

[heertz]

Bump?

 

[heertz]

Bump x2

 

[heertz]

Any help? I thought that my ram was the problem but after some research I found out it's compatible.

 

[Mark RM]

the RAM isn't the problem.

 

[heertz]

I have refunded the cpu and bought an i5 3570 non "k". I hope this one works...

 

[sickaid]

I bet the ram sticks arent fully attached.If you run dual mode attach one stick in slot 1 and the other one in 2.

 

[heertz]

Well, thanks for the help...
My solution was refunding it and buying a non-k version.
I don't know if the "k" version was fried or was unsupported by my mobo.

Best regards!