Afternoon, All,
Well I replaced my Corsair AX 750 with a Corsair RM 750X trying to fix a no power problem.
I now have power, but no boot!
The hardware:
MB: GA-Z97X-UD5H Rev 1.0
CPU: I5-4570K (not overclocked)
Memory: 2 sticks, 8GB ADATA XPG (from Qualified Vendor/Memory List)
GPU: EVGA GTX1060 6GB
Storage: 250 GB Samsung SSD
5 x 3TB Seagate HDD
Background:
The system is a few years old and has been generally trouble free. In the past year or so, memory got a bit flaky and I have been using one stick of memory with no memory errors. This is with either of the two sticks installed and in any slot.
The Symptoms:
Fans run, MB lights illuminate, Continuous Short beeps, then boot loops.
Error code: 20
No video either GPU or on-board.
Done so far:
Verified cabling connections; reset bios; switched memory sticks...and tried both together.
Speculation:
since I once had flaky memory errors, perhaps I have a memory controller failure. I THINK that would be a cpu failure??
What do I do next? I do have an I5-4690K that I could swap in, but would REALLY avoid this if possible.
SO HELP!
TIA,
Larry
Well I replaced my Corsair AX 750 with a Corsair RM 750X trying to fix a no power problem.
I now have power, but no boot!
The hardware:
MB: GA-Z97X-UD5H Rev 1.0
CPU: I5-4570K (not overclocked)
Memory: 2 sticks, 8GB ADATA XPG (from Qualified Vendor/Memory List)
GPU: EVGA GTX1060 6GB
Storage: 250 GB Samsung SSD
5 x 3TB Seagate HDD
Background:
The system is a few years old and has been generally trouble free. In the past year or so, memory got a bit flaky and I have been using one stick of memory with no memory errors. This is with either of the two sticks installed and in any slot.
The Symptoms:
Fans run, MB lights illuminate, Continuous Short beeps, then boot loops.
Error code: 20
No video either GPU or on-board.
Done so far:
Verified cabling connections; reset bios; switched memory sticks...and tried both together.
Speculation:
since I once had flaky memory errors, perhaps I have a memory controller failure. I THINK that would be a cpu failure??
What do I do next? I do have an I5-4690K that I could swap in, but would REALLY avoid this if possible.
SO HELP!
TIA,
Larry