MSI P55-GD80 Wont start.

Hey there.
I just bought an i5 and MSI P55-GD80.
But i got a little problem.
My computer wont start?
specs;
Intel core i5 750
MSI P55-GD80
4890 Sapphire Vapor-X
G.skill ripjaw PC3-12800 1600mhz CL8
Samsung F1 Spinpoint 320GB 7200rpm
NorthQ Black magic flex 650Watts
First my computer startet but dident show any screen picture.
But now it wont start at all? I have tried the case button and the "START" Touch button on the motherboard.
I have also tried with a scredriver så the PWR pins.
Wont start?
What can the problem be?

DIMM 1 and 3 is the Black DIMM slots. so be sure to put your memory there.
hope it works with you.
Skaahr

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download the manual from msi site , then look at different light configuration and compare it to what you see on your board when it keeps rebooting, then from the manual you should see possible causes. i give you an example
i see red red blue red {each light can be blue or red or green,or off}.
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My computer was previously using the ASUS P7P55D EVO motherboard. I had no issues until I started receiving the IDE controller errors that would freeze up my computer endlessly.
So basically I swapped to the new MSI P55-GD80 motherboard on a freshly formatted SSD and am now encountering these strange POST issues.
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• Debug LED reads 05 for 1/8 second
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• Debug LED reads 0c for 3-5 minutes
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MSI P55-GD80 Benchies. Whooping i5 750 @ 4.8ghz on Dry Ice!!!

Below were shots taken from the Philippines Launch Event for MSI P55 Motherboards. My friend bartman1973 & I were invited by the local distro of MSI & got the privileged overclocking the MSI P55 GD-80 motherboard.
Here are some pictures we took on that event. Three MSI P55 motherboards were introduced and these were MSI P55-GD80 (High-End), MSI P55-GD65 (Mainstream) & MSI P55-CD53 (Entry)
MSI P55-GD80
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Motherboard: MSI P55-GD80 beta bios 1.51 I think
Processor: Intel i5 750 2.67 default clock
Memory: Team Xtreem Dark 2x1GB 1866
VC: MSI R4890 Cyclone Super Overclocked Edition (1ghz core damn!!! 1000mhz mems)
PSU: Acbel M8 670 Modular PSU
Harddisk: WD Raptor 150GB
Monitor: Hanns-G HH281 28" LCD
Cooler: Koolance
System Snapshot
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1. Lets start with stock settings
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Vista Ultimate SP1 32bit was used for the Operating System. No tweaks at all
2. OC Genie Enabled
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For this last overclock run we made. We didn't have the time anymore for checking the stability of the sytem. But we are still hoping to reach the 5ghz barrier for the next following days.
We will update you guys on this and post more benchies if ever.
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managed to get 4.9ghz already few clocks and would hit the 5 ghz barrier already. WAAAAHHHH!!!!!. Itch itch.......
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Serial Number of an MSI P55-GD80 That Uses a LOTES Socket
I bought my MSI P55-GD80 last October 26, 2009. I live in the Philippines
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S/N: 601-7581-010B0908684483
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In CellMenue:
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I was thinking of gettting the MSI P55-GD80 motherboard for my next build. However, I cam across this article today:
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The p55 stands for the chipset , so it's a p55 chipset and no x58 chipset ,.
The p55 is only compatible with cori i5 and core i7 starting with 8... ( 860 , 870) it support only dual channel memory and not triple like the core i7 9... (920 , 940 , 950 965 ,975).
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Model      LGA socket    Core/Thread    Clock    Turbo boost    L3 cache    TDP    Price
45nm
Bloomfield
Core i7 975    1366    4/8         3.33      3.60      8    130    999
Core i7 950    1366      4/8      3.06      3.46      8    130    562
Core i7 920    1366      4/8      2.66      2.93      8    130    284
45nm
Lynnfield
Core i7 870    1156     4/8      2.93      3.60      8    95    562
Core i7 860    1156      4/8      2.80      3.46      8    95    284
Core i 870s      1156      4/8      2.80      3.46      8    82    337
Core i5 750    1156      4/4      2.66      3.20      8    95    196
Core i5 750s    1156      4/4      2.66      3.20      8    82    259
32nm
Clarkdale
Core i5 670    1156      2/4      3.46      3.73      4    73    284
Core i5 661    1156      2/4      3.33      3.60      4    73    196
Core i5 660    1156      2/4      3.33      3.60      4    73    196
Core i5 650    1156      2/4      3.20      3.40      4    73    176
Core i5 540    1156      2/4      3.06      none      4    73    143
Core i5 530    1156      2/4      2.93      none      4    73    123
Pentium G9650    1156      2/2      2.80      none      4    73    8.
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Core i7 Lynnfield (4 cores) 860 , 870 = p55 chipset = Hyper-treathing = socket 1156.=dual channel memory DDR3
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