MINI ITX Build VERY Strange problems

Already tryed it multiple times and still no luck

Did you change the motherboard with the new cpu?
Did you try what I suggested before? Put the old cpu back in.
Also start from basic again and check all connection again; including the cpu power connection.
Did you update the motherboard bios?

I do not believe that changing the temp settings caused this problem.

Layback Bear said:

Did you change the motherboard with the new cpu?
Did you try what I suggested before? Put the old cpu back in.
Also start from basic again and check all connection again; including the cpu power connection.
Did you update the motherboard bios?

I do not believe that changing the temp settings caused this problem.

The old cpu thing is completely useless to do becouse its a cpu that WONT work unless you update the bios. Wich i cant do becouse i need to do it with a cpu like the one we have now..
And yes the Bios thing i did should not have anything to do with this.
I checked the power connections multiple times
No i didnt even have a chance to update the bios.
I havent tryed to build it up from scratch again..

Sisrace I notice from your specs you are running 8.1?? So just what are you trying to get going in the machine? Maybe worth a post in the 8 form mate to see if anyone else has had a similar problem.

I suppose you have tried (cos I haven't had time to read completely) a safe mode star and run SFC and chkdsk.

I may even be the drive mate.

Now you got me going in circles.
Your telling me the old cpu will not work on the old motherboard without a bios update. Is that correct?
Tell us exactly what hardware you have changed.
From what to what.
Things are not adding up.

Layback Bear said:

Now you got me going in circles.
Your telling me the old cpu will not work on the old motherboard without a bios update. Is that correct?
Tell us exactly what hardware you have changed.
From what to what.
Things are not adding up.

Well Layback you have taken the words out of my mouth now because I was wondering just that when I posted what I did as I did get to wondering which CPU was on what board and if this was perhaps a glitch with the Windows 8.1 as I get the impression this machine isn't getting 7 installed on it and why I thought maybe it would be better off posted in the 8 forum.

I admit, I'm also lost. Old CPU, New board, new CPU, old board, and repeat.

Old cpu: Amd A10 7700KNew cpu: Amd A10 6800K
Motherboard unchanged
Operating system we were going to install: windows 7 but we had no chance to install becouse the computer stopped responding to anything.


We first installed the " old cpu " but we had this problem with no video signal. we sent the old cpu back and got the new cpu that was compatible with the bios. everything worked. then after restart it stoped giving video signals. there!

sisrace said:

Old cpu: Amd A10 7700KNew cpu: Amd A10 6800K
Motherboard unchanged
Operating system we were going to install: windows 7 but we had no chance to install becouse the computer stopped responding to anything.


We first installed the " old cpu " but we had this problem with no video signal. we sent the old cpu back and got the new cpu that was compatible with the bios. everything worked. then after restart it stoped giving video signals. there!

No need for being rude.

If you eliminate the impossible whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
Therefore I believe you installed the "new" CPU improperly somehow, or bent the pins. You said you didn't restart from scratch, I think it's time you did, carefully examining the CPU pins, reattaching all the power connectors, RAM, GPU, etc. The CPU should fall into its socket with no pressure at all.

The 6800K should work with any BIOS for the board, see snip.



What BIOS version do you have now?

Look I could be way off course here but going through the compatibility ofthat CPU I cannot find a board that comes close to the one in the specs for Sisrace's system
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