Bought Pentium G4560 + Gigabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

Cyborg Agent
I have bought Intel Pentium G4560 and Gigabyte GA-B250-D3H motherboard and 4 GB DDR4 RAM, using it with existing cabinet and HP Compaq 300w power supply,

Motherboard has 20 or 24 pin and one additional 8 pin power connector, i attached 24 pin to motherboard, however motherboard power supply has one extra 4 pin power connextor, so i attached it, now out of 8 pin only 4 pin are connected,

The system started with Linux mint with USB boot

But booting from pen drive for windows 10 and 7 takes way too long.

Do I need to buy new power supply, why system is not able to boot, it recognises setup goes into process but keeps there for long, I tried this usb drive in laptop it works fine.

Please help, what I need to do.

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bssunilreddy

bssunilreddy

Chosen of the Omnissiah
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

1st of all change that poer supply to anything better.

HP is an OEM PSU and prone to damage.

So,
Antec VP450P or

Best PSU ever,
Seasonic S12II 520w.

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Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

Cyborg Agent
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

Ok thanks that will take some time may be a month as tight on money, but please tell me is it ok to run like this and why not able to get windows setup run completely, i can get the boot bios setting but does not setup windows, just takes forever to load, linus live usb works fine but that too with slow

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bssunilreddy

bssunilreddy

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Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

Skyh3ck said:
Ok thanks that will take some time may be a month as tight on money, but please tell me is it ok to run like this and why not able to get windows setup run completely, i can get the boot bios setting but does not setup windows, just takes forever to load, linus live usb works fune but that too with slow

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If you can add an SSD just for the booting it will increase your performance 10 fold.

Like a 120GB is enough.

I suggest either Crucial MX300 series or Samsung 850 Evo series SSDs.

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Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

Cyborg Agent
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

As i said the harddisk was working all good, no problem with it, what am i doing wrong

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bssunilreddy

bssunilreddy

Chosen of the Omnissiah
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

Skyh3ck said:
As i said the harddisk was working all good, no problem with it, what am i doing wrong

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Since you bought a new PC, just check in the BIOS whether it is set to run even non-GUI OS also like Linux.

Check whether your HDD has any bad sectors.

Run checkdisk once.

Are you going to run Dual OS.

1st of all test by installing on a VM then you can find out about installing directly.

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TheSloth

TheSloth

The Slowest One
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

VM installation and OS start on this system will take forever. Check what type is your MBR as Win supports GPT and linux has different format(or vice-versa), and your harddisk partition where you are tryiong to install Win is formatted as NTFS. I am not sure if this will work though.
 
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Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

Cyborg Agent
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

New update, now no output on Screen, motherboard working, fan working, but no output on monitor, checked all connection several time, I can see lights and fan on motherboard and processor working, do I need to change my power supply now, except power supply and HDD all new parts,

What could be the problem guys, please help

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nac

nac

Aspiring Novelist
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

Skyh3ck said:
New update, now no output on Screen, motherboard working, fan working, but no output on monitor, checked all connection several time, I can see lights and fan on motherboard and processor working, do I need to change my power supply now, except power supply and HDD all new parts,

What could be the problem guys, please help
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Do you hear the beep sound? If not, unplug and replug power connectors in the motherboard. Could be loose connection. It was the case for me last week when I bought a new motherboard. Everything was working but not POSTing. If still not working, google for more troubleshoot options.
 
bssunilreddy

bssunilreddy

Chosen of the Omnissiah
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

Skyh3ck said:
New update, now no output on Screen, motherboard working, fan working, but no output on monitor, checked all connection several time, I can see lights and fan on motherboard and processor working, do I need to change my power supply now, except power supply and HDD all new parts,

What could be the problem guys, please help

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Check the 8(4+4) pin EPS power connector, 24 pin power connector and all front panel connectors.

If all are connected but still problem persists then it's your PSU.

1st of all change that power supply to anything better.

HP is an OEM PSU and prone to damage all components in the cabinet or even start a fire inside cabinet. Don't use it anymore.

So get either,
Antec VP550P @ 4K or

Seasonic S12II 520w @ 5.5k

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ankush28

ankush28

Bazinga
Are you booting from USB3? or may be port on your cabinet? try plugging it directly into motherboard ports.
 
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Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

Cyborg Agent
Tried all USB, not getting any output on monitor, though I used to get earlier but not now

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Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

Cyborg Agent
Re: Bought Pentium G4560 + Gugabyte B250 D3H + 4 Gb DDR 4 Ram, setup from Usb takes long

bssunilreddy said:
Check the 8(4+4) pin EPS power connector, 24 pin power connector and all front panel connectors.

If all are connected but still problem persists then it's your PSU.

1st of all change that power supply to anything better.

HP is an OEM PSU and prone to damage all components in the cabinet or even start a fire inside cabinet. Don't use it anymore.

So get either,
Antec VP550P @ 4K or

Seasonic S12II 520w @ 5.5k

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I only have 4 pin connector so attached that on motherboard it requires 4 + 4 I used one part only, I do not have spare connector

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TigerKing

TigerKing

Wise Old Owl
OP listen to others, change Power supply.
I also faced many problems due to power supply VIP brand.
Changed motherboard 3 times, repaired CRT monitor (difficult to repair), also repaired power supply 1 time and replaced 1 time. In 10 years I spent over 10k for 30k computer.
Power supply caused problem in CRT monitor, altered display and display showing yellow Color effect.
Another problem was power point connection was interchanged by electrician. Meaning neutral and live was interchanged. It can damage motherboard, specifically RAM.
BSOD, blue screen of death was common problem for me.
Many problems I faced in those 10 years.

Please change Power supply and save your computer.
 
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Skyh3ck

Skyh3ck

Cyborg Agent
OK going to lamington road now to buy a new poerw supply, please suggest good one I m interested in Corsair vs 550, but also check antec and seasonic, how good all that is please suggest budget 2 to 4 thousand

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