MSI Z77-GD65 - 0.00 GHz in BIOS - boot looping

Hello, I have motherboard MSI Z77-GD65, CPU i5 3570K, 12GB KIT Corsair Venegeance.
1. I turned on PC by poweron button, PC starting 1-2 seconds, than power off and after again it power on and normaly starting to Windows 7 x64. This happens with every start PC.
2. In BIOS show Current CPU Frequency 0.00 GHz (34 x 0 MHz). In Control Center iis also 0.00 GHz and 0 MHz BCLK. Why? What is problem?

Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 14-October-12, 16:55:57
Typo error?
12GB KIT (3 x 4 GB), One stick of Kit shows errors tested in Memtest86+ v4.2. This one I disposed, but problem is still
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 14-October-12, 16:55:57
Have you tested with just RAM stick in the primary DIMM slot? Tested each stick individually?
I tested each stick individually. Each in DIMM 1.
Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 14-October-12, 16:55:57
Double check the PSU 8-pin CPU power and the mainboard 24-pin power cords are secure to the board.
I checked, Its Ok.

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