what if changing the mobo doesn't fix the problem ? Please HELP !!

[moodyzxy]

so i just built a new pc.first it start giving this error on xfx pro XXX series v650 semi modular psu, i replaced it with a cougar 1050w gold 80+, as i connected it and turned the pc on , after half and hour it restarted again. my brother then connect two separate wires of pcie from the psu to the gpu ,it worked like a charm.after one month ,i replaced the hdd with a sdd , everything was fine,after 4 days from the installation of ssd i didnt turn on the computer for two days, as i was busy , and the third day this problem started again.now from that time i have formatted the pc,installed windows several times,done memtest ,and every thing is fine. as i uninstall the gpu driver i don't receive any error and the system doesn't restarts. i connected the hdd again , that was having the old windows and drivers already installed, but nothing changed.
then i posted it here in the forum and @i7baby told me to check the post/beep of the mobo. when i connected the speaker it gave me a short single beep which in hte AMI BIOS means DRAM FAILURE.memtest of these rams was done a week earlier and was positive.then i chexked the rams by putting them one by one in all of the 4 slots of the mobo bt the beep was still there in the startup. Now im goin to change my mobo,bt im curious if that too dosent fix hte problem then what? :/ please HELP !!

my specs are
fx8320
asus mobo
128gb hyperx ssd
4 gb kingston hyperx ram
r9 290 windforce oc
cougar 1050 w gold 80+

 

[quandao93]

I have you tried taking off the cmos battery? its on the board. unplug it for 10 seconds put it back in and see if it works.

 

[Ra_V_en]

when i connected the speaker it gave me a short single beep which in hte AMI BIOS means DRAM FAILURE.

I'm not sure where did you get this info, single short beep means POST successful, anybody who has a PC and beeper connected can confirm this without even digging the documentation.

 

[Wayfur]

If that doesn't fix the problem then it's likely you have bad memory modules, in fact, you should probably try a different module first.

 

[moodyzxy]

I have you tried taking off the cmos battery? its on the board. unplug it for 10 seconds put it back in and see if it works.

I have rest have rest the bios , and it is updated to its newest version

 

[moodyzxy]

when i connected the speaker it gave me a short single beep which in hte AMI BIOS means DRAM FAILURE.

I'm not sure where did you get this info, single short beep means POST successful, anybody who has a PC and beeper connected can confirm this without even digging the documentation.

i found this on the everywhere on the internet :/ http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

 

[mamasan2000]

Why would changing motherboard help anything if it's the memory?

Check your manual, make sure the RAM is in the right slots. Check BIOS and make sure the RAM has correct settings. Timings and MHz. Run a memtest again. 1 stick at a time. Should take up to an hour per stick. But if theres errors, probably that should show up within minutes.

 

[moodyzxy]

Why would changing motherboard help anything if it's the memory?

Check your manual, make sure the RAM is in the right slots. Check BIOS and make sure the RAM has correct settings. Timings and MHz. Run a memtest again. 1 stick at a time. Should take up to an hour per stick. But if theres errors, probably that should show up within minutes.

alright i'll do it again and post the results

 

[moodyzxy]

where can i find more ram settings in the bios ?

 

[mamasan2000]

You didnt mention what mobo you have but usually you have to enable ADVANCED somethingsomething.

 

[Aristotelian]

There is another thread on a problem with R9 285 causing freezes and crashes. Appears to be a conflict between the video card and the motherboard and/or PSU. You might try testing another video card or playing with BIOS settings. You can try memory sticks one at a time to rule that out.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2564156/system-freezing-constantly.html