PC Restarts Repeatedly and No Post

[haashim]

Sorry if wrong category.

My PC worked for about a week but then one day it decided to restart repeatedly and there is no post.
But when I remove 2 sticks of any ram module (64GB Kingston HyperX Beast 2133MHz) It doesnt restart repeatedly but there is no signal to my monitor, I have given my GPU (GTX Titan) in for testing and the company (scan.co.uk) said they tested it and it was fine.
Any help?

 

[H4X3R]

Try to press the Clear CMOS (CLR CMOS) button on your motherboard.

 

[Vinster_Beta]

Did you build the PC yourself? If it isn't doing anything and there is no visual then it might prossibly be the motherboard PCI slot dead or the motherboard itself. Can I have some specs of your PC?

 

[haashim]

Try to press the Clear CMOS (CLR CMOS) button on your motherboard.

My motherboard is MSI Big Bang Xpower 2 Where would it be?

 

[haashim]

Did you build the PC yourself? If it isn't doing anything and there is no visual then it might prossibly be the motherboard PCI slot dead or the motherboard itself. Can I have some specs of your PC?

Yes i built it myself and PC SPECS:

M/B : MSI Big Bang Xpower 2
RAM: 64GB Kingston HyperX Beast 2133MHz
GPU: GTX TITAN
PSU: Corsair AX1200i

Anything else just ask.

 

[Vinster_Beta]

It might be the motherboard being an issue. It might be looping and trying to post, but something is preventing it in the motherboard. That's my suggestion. It might be the motherboard itself.

 

[haashim]

It might be the motherboard being an issue. It might be looping and trying to post, but something is preventing it in the motherboard. That's my suggestion. It might be the motherboard itself.

The pc is no longer rebooting repeatedly however there is nothing coming up on my monitor

 

[Vinster_Beta]

That is with your ram out? I believe it would still be the motherboard. My old one wouldn't display anything and sure enough it was dead. Its weird if the ram is causing it tho if that is the case.

 

[huilun02]

Here is a picture

http://tinyurl.com/m9cevhr

While your PC is off, press and hold the Reset button for a few seconds. Release and a wait a moment, then try booting again.

Edit: Heres another picture for those who wana see her up close and naked http://tinyurl.com/7bzjub2

 

[haashim]

That is with your ram out? I believe it would still be the motherboard. My old one wouldn't display anything and sure enough it was dead. Its weird if the ram is causing it tho if that is the case.

This is with two ram sticks out, but how can it be my motherboard if the leds are on?

 

[Vinster_Beta]

That's what I am trying to figure out. I do still think tho that it's the motherboard. Does it support that much ram? What is the max amount of ram the mobo can handle?

 

[haashim]

That's what I am trying to figure out. I do still think tho that it's the motherboard. Does it support that much ram? What is the max amount of ram the mobo can handle?

It supports up to 128GB and has 8 Slots.

 

[haashim]

Your psu seems to have gone bad. Check with another psu.

Would it be fine if I use a psu that has a lower voltage than my pc is recommended to have, just to see if the psu is the problem? Or would that even be possible?

 

[haashim]

You can give it a try. else you'll need at least recommended psu. Don't run pc on psu lower then recommended for too long, just use it for checking purpose only. Also disable intel speed step technology if it was enabled. This technology also creates such issues.

what do you mean by intel speed step technology, how do i stop it?