[SOLVED] PC doesn't boot it only reboots

[BreezyBob]

Hello,
I have the strangest problem. I built a computer for a friend. It was a big struggle to get it to boot. However I managed it by swapping his cpu with mine. It then bootet and everything worked perfectly fine. So I put his CPU back in and it also worked fine after the first boot. I restarted the pc a couple times and it seemed to work just perfect but wenn I now turn it off and then try to boot it it doesn't boot . The system starts idling but no signal on the monitor. The only way to get it booted again is like I said above swapping the CPU and after booting with mine swapping it back to his cpu and it'll boot fine. Like I said restart/ reboot works but it doesn't boot up again after shutting it down
Hope someone can help me fix it.

Thanks!

 

[CountMike]

Hello,
I have the strangest problem. I built a computer for a friend. It was a big struggle to get it to boot. However I managed it by swapping his cpu with mine. It then bootet and everything worked perfectly fine. So I put his CPU back in and it also worked fine after the first boot. I restarted the pc a couple times and it seemed to work just perfect but wenn I now turn it off and then try to boot it it doesn't boot . The system starts idling but no signal on the monitor. The only way to get it booted again is like I said above swapping the CPU and after booting with mine swapping it back to his cpu and it'll boot fine. Like I said restart/ reboot works but it doesn't boot up again after shutting it down
Hope someone can help me fix it.

Thanks!

And affected parts are ???

 

[BreezyBob]

And affected parts are ???

I have no idea

 

[CountMike]

I have no idea

Well, you better get an idea because without knowing which parts are involved there's no way to answer your query . Maybe parts are not compatible.

 

[BreezyBob]

And affected parts are ???

Sry you meant what parts are used right?
CPU : Intel i5 4460
GPU : MSI R9 280x
RAM : 2x8 GB Kingston KVR16N11H (DDR3-1600MHz PC3-12800U)
Mainboard : GIGABYTE GA-H81M-D2W
PSU : Corsair VS450
SSD : 180GB Intel Pro 2500 (SSDSC2BF180A5L)

Ps. : Every part is used

 

[Mr.Spock]

you can start by replacing the coin battery - may be you're losing the CMOS settings after power off

 

[BreezyBob]

you can start by replacing the coin battery - may be you're losing the CMOS settings after power off

Ok thank you. I replaced the battery with a new one but still the same problem :/

 

[BreezyBob]

I found a new way to get the PC to boot. Instead of changing the cpu it also works , if I change the RAM configuration from one to two or from two to one. That means I take one ram out and it will boot one time; after shutting it down and turning it on for the second time it´ll only idles with no signal on the srceen. Now if I put the RAM stick back in it boots no problem but only one time again XD If I try to start it a secon time it again starts idling. Unless I take one out again... Hope you undrstand what I´m trying to explane

 

[Calvin7]

System does not meet the published requirements for recommended power supply by MSI needed to run that video card.
https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/R9-280X-GAMING-3G/Specification

 

[BreezyBob]

I flashed the Bios everything works just fine now . I wanted to do that before but the mainboard has no support so I found no BIOS updates. But after reading through thousend of forums I found somone who shares the new BIOS So thank you all non the less !