PC unable to POST

aikishi86

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hi all, just wondering what's wrong with my rig?

Its not able to POST 4/5 times. My monitor will continue to switch between analog and hdmi and eventually will show the "check signal cable" message on my monitor. The time when it's able to POST and boot, it will either hanged or black out again about 10sec into the process or when i managed to get into bios. No Beeping sound.

I removed all expansion cards, disk drive and only left my ssd plugged in for testing but issue persisted.

Any bros here got similar issue and manage to solve it? I got a rough idea could be cpu as it is able to boot for awhile, checked that i didnt have any bloated or leaked capacitor on my mothervoard. PSU also working.
 

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hi all, just wondering what's wrong with my rig?

Its not able to POST 4/5 times. My monitor will continue to switch between analog and hdmi and eventually will show the "check signal cable" message on my monitor. The time when it's able to POST and boot, it will either hanged or black out again about 10sec into the process or when i managed to get into bios. No Beeping sound.

I removed all expansion cards, disk drive and only left my ssd plugged in for testing but issue persisted.

Any bros here got similar issue and manage to solve it? I got a rough idea could be cpu as it is able to boot for awhile, checked that i didnt have any bloated or leaked capacitor on my mothervoard. PSU also working.

Try take out RAM, swap slots, single stick.

Use eraser rub the connector of the RAM. Rub dao shiny shiny~
 

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Try take out RAM, swap slots, single stick.

Use eraser rub the connector of the RAM. Rub dao shiny shiny~

already done so. Persisted.

Basically i tested using the following

1. Clear cmos
2. Removed to bare minimal, running onboard graphic
3. Clean ram and swap slot.
4. Reseated cpu
 

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already done so. Persisted.

Basically i tested using the following

1. Clear cmos
2. Removed to bare minimal, running onboard graphic
3. Clean ram and swap slot.
4. Reseated cpu

My friend always also kena this prob. Apparently swapping out his RAM for 1hr works. I don't understand why too. :s22: Maybe you should wait for more replies.
 

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My friend always also kena this prob. Apparently swapping out his RAM for 1hr works. I don't understand why too. :s22: Maybe you should wait for more replies.

It's ok i only have time to play with this this weekend. just wanna gather more opinions or whether i left out on anything
 

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As expected, my cpu is faulty. swap out with a friend 4570, load tested no issue for 3 hours. 4770K lasted 1 month plus nia, somemore not thoroughly used yet due to work and exam. bad luck
 
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2500k is 1155 form while 4770k is 1150, can just swap?

As expected, my cpu is faulty. swap out my old sandy bridge 2500K, load tested no issue for 3 hours. 4770K lasted 1 month plus nia, somemore not thoroughly used yet due to work and exam. bad luck
 

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2500k is 1155 form while 4770k is 1150, can just swap?

I think i mistyped the whole thing as i was kinda relieved that it was just the cpu faulty as i was using handphone to type. :s22:

Friend loaned me his 4570 and swapped, currently using 2500k on my secondary rig on a b75 mobo while calling up INTEL to RMA on monday. :s13::s13:

Typo there, edited the initial post :s13:
 
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