Ok i just saw what u have for specs for this rig if im right this is it


So if this is Right this might be your problem here

1. Crucial 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3 1333MHz/PC3-10600 Memory Kit CL9 1.5V ( manufacturer #: CT2KIT25664BA1339 )

is not supported by your board ref from your manual found here in a pdf and you will see all the ram that is supported for that board
http://www.gigabyte.us/FileList/MemorySupport/mb_memory_ga-770t-usb3.pdf
but this is just what rams that they have tested your board with
if not if the this is in a case do this unplug from board

1. CD Rom & Burners & DVD Rom
   
2. All Hard Drives
   
3. Floppy ( if have one )
   
4. Sound card ( if have one )
   

Try booting to your bios this way if u get in and it runs. Shut down plug one thing in at a time and start up and go to your bios. as soon as u plug one in and it does not go to your bios you a problem of what ever it is conflicting or it just broke

instead of just editing it again
foyleman writes...
I would do what foyleman said if yea don't wanna wait send your board back cuz im pretty shere if its not that ram problem its that board. as for the cpu it rar but more commen with the boards. or i would get the ram that they have posted that they have tested it on

What a pain this has been, had to send the mobo and gfx card back for replacements (both faulty) then i had to also send the replacement mobo back again. Now im sending back the cpu because i believe to be faulty as i get no display when using it but i do with another processor.

Such a stressful week. I should be back to posting properly again soon.

Also sorry for any pm's i havn't answered, its a long process typing on with a ps3 controller and i also dont have any way to send/check any files until my pc is back in action.

I'm sorry to read that it's been such an awful experience for you. I know that can be frustrating, especially when you need to use the machine. I really hope you can get the next batch of parts running otherwise we might see if we can put together a parts fund for you. lol. Maybe we can donate something from our closets since you help out so much around here. It wouldn't be a great new machine... but a machine at least.

Hey foyle, well i do apologise for being away so long and appreciate the kind thought. After spending so much i just want it too work now as you could imagine, it's bad that now because the delivery guy has been round everyday this week we talk to each other like old school chums .

I was all hyped up this morning as another processor i brought arrived. stuck it in, same problem, no display at all.. So it can't be a faulty processor for them both to behave the exact same way

I have no idea the cause as the single core work fine, the board support 6 core am3 so it should work, now i have 12 cores of processor sitting there not working. I'm getting no responses from forums and am desperate for help at this time

If you get the time today please rack your brain for any ideas you can think of, i would be in your debt buddy

Forgot to add my hardware;

mother board - Gigabyte 870a
processor - AMD Phenom II 1055t

Are all the symptoms the same as before?
(wondering if you still have freezing at the same point or if things have changed in any way)

If you unplug the hard drive and everything else you can. The only things plugged in are the psu, one stick of memory, cpu, video card, keyboard (no mouse). Can you now get to the bios without issue?
(you used to freeze trying to get to the bios)

Are you using the same old or new memory?
(I still don't trust the memory compatibility with the motherboard. I've been burned on this before.)

Have you replaced the PSU yet?
(psu could be putting out faulty voltage on one rail after being moved around so much)

I've had some of the strangest issues come up as a result of bad memory and bad voltage. Things I would have never thought could be caused by these. Therefore I am quick to blame these two components. To avoid these, I always replace a power supply when I change the motherboard. Yes, I have extra power supplies in the closet as a result that may or may not be good. Even one still in the box.
For memory, which is the toughest to comply with, I only go for manufacturer recommended memory because I don't want the headaches later. If I can't find the recommended memory, I buy a different motherboard. I had a beast of a machine (at work) sit for a year - not working - for what I believe was a memory compatibility issue. A few months ago, I gave up and tossed the guts and bought new parts. A real waste of a processor, motherboard and memory... but I have a working machine now. This machine is what settled my opinion of which memory to buy.

I think Stryder had a heck of a time with a new build earlier this year. He ended up taking it to a shop and had them debug it. You might consider that.

I wish I was more than just a hobbyist and could really just tell you what's wrong.

Foyle you have no idea how much your last post helped. I went out a brought a new PSU just to test as it was a cheap brand but 800w, either way the same problem so i took it back for a refund.

Then i read through what you wrote a few times and talking of memory made me look further into what i had. I brought two new DDR3 sticks but havn't really took much notice of them until because i didn't expect them to cause the error i was having. I took one stick out of the first slot, same problem so put it back, took the stick from slot two and bang fired up

So bad memory stick i figured, but tried my luck at putting both sticks in the 3rd and 4th slots and fired up again. So for some reason it won't boot from slot 2..

Either way im happy now, got it to start with 6 cores, 4gb or ddr3 and a hd 5830 i don't know what to do first hehe Only problem is it all working on a bench test (well box under my work bench) as soo as i transfer to case, nothing works, still working on that but untill then ill just have to be careful where i put my feet.

Thanks for the help foyle, very greatful you helped me sort it, im a man of my word though and am now in your debt

Rasta
sorry i have been away for a few weeks i came to see how it was going. i see that u have found the problem and did do the rundown of what i said. I hope that you will not have any more problems cuz as a computer tech myself it can be a bit of a pain in the butt.enjoy your new rig and have fun gamming

Hi killer. Thanks very much for the help

Well i thought was all sorted but the memory stick i said failed in slot two does indeed fail in every slot giving me constant bsod everytime i use it so it's on the way for a replacement leaving me with only one stick to to do a little surfing.

The case problem i can't solve so i decided to use my trade skills and build a new wooden one. May sound strange but it's actually very good, blends with the furnture in my home and i have organised exactly how i like inside. Not quite finished yet but i hope it will go well.