PC Constant Restart: AMD FX 6100 CPU, Gigabyte 970A-DS3P Motherboard, GTX 960 GPU, RAM Issues

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Hello, he has a problem with the computer. The computer turns on beeps and a window appears (photo number 1) then a second window (photo number 2) and restart and so on and on. I took out the RAM, it was replaced, it didn't do anything. Another graphics card was connected, still nothing. The...

DriverMSG · Accepted Answer

Exactly as 310artur wrote - please follow the procedure.
We only connect:
- Motherboard without housing and unnecessary cables, cards, etc.
- 100% efficient power supply.
- Processor with cooling.
- System speaker - buzzer.
- Good BIOS battery.
We reset the BIOS with a jumper (or otherwise as described by the manufacturer)

We start the set by shorting the appropriate jumpers. The system speaker must inform us about the lack of memory or graphics card.
If it does not, we replace one of the above-mentioned elements. And so on.

konmaj · Answer

I would take out the processor and check it - maybe it does not fit well in the socket or a pin is broken.

dedito · Answer

On the first screen, press DEL to enter the BIOS.
In 'BIOS features' turn off 'Full Screen Logo Show'.
Save and restart the system.
After restarting, messages should appear instead of the logo from the first picture, post them here.

hgjlbdiil · Answer

Hello, only today I could check the rest. And so: I was checking the processor. The only thing I could check was this: it fits well in the socket and no leg is bent or broken. I am unable to check another processor Unfortunately, the PC does not respond to any command on the first screen, it only shows the second screen and another restart. The strange thing is that on the new motherboard there is no image and no startup beep through the speaker. I also read on the manufacturer's website: Only to update the BIOS, I need to have a processor inserted into the motherboard or is there any other method?

BloodyWampire · Answer

I think your CPU is down.
Since the pc does not show signs of life on the second motherboard, there is no point in bothering with the bios.
I suspect the source of your problem could be TACENS RADIX VI 650

hgjlbdiil · Answer

Unfortunately the computer is a friend. It was equipped with a box cooling system, so it could overheat because the damage to others is not visible on it.

hgjlbdiil · Answer

Well, I'm in the black d .... New processor and the same symptom on two motherboards: /

Łukasz.K · Answer

It now only has to check the keyboard and the hard drive .

hgjlbdiil · Answer

Unplugging the disk and keyboard gives the same.

konmaj · Answer

Maybe there is something wrong with the electricity in your home or some other connected device is faulty? I used to have a computer crash due to a refrigerator that was not working properly

Łukasz.K · Answer

The keyboard must rather be connected because the computer will not start. Since everything was checked and still does not work, it means that something was not checked or both elements replaced and the one for which it was replaced are out of order or some element damages the new one and therefore it is still the same. Maybe you could connect the motherboard - processor - operating memory - graphics card to a working set of other elements and then replace them one by one with those that were in your board to find out which one is damaged. Because maybe, for example, the graphics card damages the motherboard and that's why this is the situation. Since all elements were checked by replacing them with functional ones, it seems that some element damages another element. in this case, it is best to replace the set of motherboard - processor - operating memory - graphics card, unless you have how to check on cheap elements which of them is damaged, risking their damage.

Wiech26 · Answer

Check if you have blocked RESET or POWER button on the housing. I had a similar problem and found that the RESET button was pressed and stuck. Disconnect it from the motherboard and start the computer. Repeat the same with the POWER button. After booting up the computer, disconnect from the disc.

310artur · Answer

As for me, the first disc is damaged. The second one does not support processors because the BIOS is too old. In fact, the methodology adopted is strange here. Strange subject. It was enough to read instead of assuming the topic because the problem is known and frequent at its root.
First motherboard CPU configuration + Cooling + speaker - squeaks?
The second board has a sticker with the BIOS version? The board itself to be checked with the CPU supported in the installed BIOS version. If you do not know the BIOS version, install a CPU supported from the first version.
Both discs should only be started with the CPU speaker until they squeak. You put 1 RAM chip in the slot indicated by the motherboard manufacturer and again, when it squeals, you add the GPU. It's a good idea to reset the BIOS after each attempt. It is foolish to put it together.

hgjlbdiil · Answer

The RAM memory proved to be a problem!

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