Help with a issue

[DarkMan267]

I have a Rampage 5 extreme mainboard an I have been getting a strange issue with the board. The computer just turns off. It doesn't shutdown the power just drops out then the board powers back up it is very random I have had the PC running for 2 days an it doesn't do it then other times it will shut off an power back up 2 3 an even 4 times in a row. I have changed PSU mainboard RAM CPU I even checked my wall outlets an breakers in my home. Anyone else getting this r is it only me. My specs are below.


ASUS RAMPAGE V EXTREME, Extended ATX x99 Motherboard , LGA 2011-V3 Socket, DDR4 3300Mhz+(OC)
ASUS ROG POSEIDON-GTX780-P-3GD5 Graphics Card
Corsair DOMINATOR® Platinum Series 16GB (4 x 4GB) DDR4 3000 (PC4-24000) 3000MHz C15
Corsair Dominator Airflow Platinum LED Fan
Corsair AX1500i Digital ATX Power Supply
Corsair Commander Mini
Corsair Obsidian 900D Super Tower Case
Intel 730 SERIES 2.5-Inch 240 GB Internal Solid State Drive
Intel Core i7-5960X Haswell-E 8-Core 3.0GHz LGA 2011-v3 140W Desktop Processor
Intel Motherboard Liquid Cooler - BXTS13X
WD Green 6TB Desktop Hard Drive: 3.5-inch, SATA 6 Gb/s, IntelliPower, 64 MB Cache WD60EZRX

Logitech G430 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Dolby 7.1 Technology
Logitech G19s Gaming Keyboard with Color Game Panel Screen
Logitech G400s

[drop4205]

All the connectors are connected to board? 24 pin 8 and 4 pin? Is it over clocked? If so set to load optimized settings in bios and restart. What bios are you currently on?

[Chino]

Are you running the latest BIOS? If not, download it and extract the file to a freshly FAT32 formatted USB pendrive. Go into the BIOS and navigate to the EZ Flash Utility to flash your BIOS. The system will restart in the process. Use your system at stock defaults for a while and see if your problem still persists.

[DarkMan267]

I am running the newest bios that is out. all of the connectors are plugged in

[Chino]

Are you running your RAM at 2133MHz or at the XMP speed?

[DarkMan267]

I was running it at the XMP speed with strap of 125 I went an set the board to full auto an I have the same issues. As I said it is just something weird that happens. I went out got new surge strip I have changed all hardware that I can think of I talked to ASUS Will try a new mobo an see if it solves the issue.

[Chino]

Clear your CMOS using the button at the back of the motherboard. Do not make any changes in the BIOS. Use your system like that. Report back if you still get those random restarts.

[DarkMan267]

Ok I will do that tonight.

[DarkMan267]

I went into bios an set all the CPU an memory settings to auto since changing the bios to auto I have not gotten the reboot.

[Chino]

DarkMan267 wrote:
I went into bios an set all the CPU an memory settings to auto since changing the bios to auto I have not gotten the reboot.

I specifically told you to not make any changes in the BIOS after clearing your CMOS. What we want to do is test the system at stock defaults.