PC Boot Loop

[zabymantsh]

Hello, I am buliding a new PC and I have bought all the parts but its in a boot loop. Everytime I turn it on it turns on then off over and over again and it's really annoying. My motherboard (B250 DS3H)
has a 24 pin and 8 pin slot but my PSU only has a 24 pin and a 4 pin connector so I bought a 4 pin to 8 pin convertor hoping it would work but still the same thing. I get no image on my monitor either so I'm completely stuck. I will list my parts below to see if you can figure out whats wrong.

B250-DS3H Motherboard
Intel Pentium G4600
Asus Exedition GTX 1050Ti
Ace A-700BR PSU
1x Crucial 8gb DDR4-2400

 

[rocktalkrock]

1. A 4-pin CPU power connector should provide enough power for an Intel Pentium G4600.
2. Is the single stick of Crucial RAM located in memory slot DIMM_A2?
3. Try booting without the graphics card installed, just using the internal graphics provided by the CPU.

 

[zabymantsh]

1. A 4-pin CPU power connector should provide enough power for an Intel Pentium G4600.
2. Is the single stick of Crucial RAM located in memory slot DIMM_A2?
3. Try booting without the graphics card installed, just using the internal graphics provided by the CPU.

None of that worked. Got any other suggestions to fix or find the problem

 

[rocktalkrock]

1. A 4-pin CPU power connector should provide enough power for an Intel Pentium G4600.
2. Is the single stick of Crucial RAM located in memory slot DIMM_A2?
3. Try booting without the graphics card installed, just using the internal graphics provided by the CPU.

None of that worked. Got any other suggestions to fix or find the problem

I can't say for sure what the problem is but i would be suspicious of your power supply. All the other parts in your system are from trusted name brands, Gigabyte, Intel, Asus, Crucial. The quality of an Ace power supply is questionable.

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1984270/hear-ace-power-psu.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/358804-31-750w

 

[zabymantsh]

1. A 4-pin CPU power connector should provide enough power for an Intel Pentium G4600.
2. Is the single stick of Crucial RAM located in memory slot DIMM_A2?
3. Try booting without the graphics card installed, just using the internal graphics provided by the CPU.

None of that worked. Got any other suggestions to fix or find the problem

I can't say for sure what the problem is but i would be suspicious of your power supply. All the other parts in your system are from trusted name brands, Gigabyte, Intel, Asus, Crucial. The quality of an Ace power supply is questionable.

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1984270/hear-ace-power-psu.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/358804-31-750w

Ok thanks for your help