New Build P67A-C43 B3 shuts down in 2 sec

This is a new build: (all components new)
msi P67A-C43 (B3)- mainboard
Intel Core i5 quad processor
Diablotek 550ATX power supply
GE Force GT 520 Video
8 GB DDR3 RAM
When powered up runs about 1 sec and shuts off.
Tried several suggestions... disconnected everything except CPU and 1 memory stick
Took MainBoard out of the case (Same problem)
reset CMOS (same problem)
Any new suggestions HELP !!!!

Make sure that the 4/8-Pin +12V connector for the CPU is properly plugged in.
Please check the board's CPU socket for broken or bent CPU pins.
Make sure the CPU heatsink is not fastened to tight.
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Diablotek 550ATX power supply
That PSU is a piece of junk. Please try a better PSU:
http://www.amazon.com/Diablotek-550-Watt-Power-Supply-PHD550/dp/B001L0N1M2
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A deceptive and potentially dangerous product
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