MSI Z270 Gaming M5 Boot issue

[DDP2020]

I recently bought a MSI Z270 Gaming M5 motherboard to replace my broken Z170 motherboard. I have built computers for a couple of years and know the procedures that need to be taken to avoid frying the components on the motherboard. So I grounded myself opened the box and transferred everything from my old build (the broken Z170) to my new build MSI Z270 Gaming M5 motherboard and plugged it up and started it up where to my surprise it would not boot. So I opened the case and pop out the CMOS battery and reset the motherboard and it started but this time with no video and the fans that are connected to the motherboard are not spinning and the system shutdown anywhere between 1-3 min. Ok so I went a pop out the battery again and reset the CMOS and put my video card in (R9 390) and this time the computer would not even post. So I took it out and started switching the memory around and no posting. So I have come to the end of my limited knowledge and have come here looking for what you guys may know and can help me with.

 

[bmockeg]

Whats your CPU and,RAM?

 

[DDP2020]

Whats your CPU and,RAM?

6600k
CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16GB (4 x 4GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2800 (PC4 22400) Desktop Memory Model CMK16GX4M4A2800C16

 

[bmockeg]

4 sticks of RAM is probably an issue, have you tried booting with 1?

 

[DDP2020]

Yes and still boot issues , I am about to go back to Gigabyte motherboards

 

[bmockeg]

Haha although I used an MSI without issue as well as a gigabyte and Asus my last 3 and my next board will be Asrock

 

[DDP2020]

What do you think the problem may be? Also I just noticed a white light by a printed word DRAM on the side of my Mobo. In the manual it is saying that it is not detected or failed. How is it that the memory is not being detected?

 

[bmockeg]

If it isn't comoatible with the motherboard. You should try all 4 sticks 1 at a time and,see if any boot.

 

[DDP2020]

When I looked them up on mai website they was under the qvl

 

[bmockeg]

Yeah but most motherboards hate 4 sticks of,ram