Long story short: Motherboard boots into bios goes to boot into windows, freezes, resets.
I originally put this down to the delivery man chucking my parcel over a 6 foot fence and sent them back. They tested and said the voltage controllers on the board were fried.
They have now sent out a replacement board and the same cpu and ram.

Installed it all and still getting the same error.

Updated bios, tried different memory configs with both dual and single lane. Tried 2 differnt operating systems of both a SSD and HDD in sata 3.0 and 6.0. Nowt seems to fix ought. IF anyone has any ideas ?
The stuff in question is Corsair 1600MHz RAM 1.5V rated Intel 2600k cpu and Asus P8Z68-V LX. Im literally trying to get it to boot nothing fancy like

An incompatible, faulty or incorrectly connected PSU (maybe) could have caused your old board's voltage controllers to be fried.

Worth double checking that I guess.

I'm using the psu now so its not particularly faulty And I'm just not sure whether thats really the actual problem :s

I miss pilsy .......

Reseat everything try and guess boot with the min plug in.

Not sure exactly what the scenario is. Did you have a working PC running Windows, and then installed a new and different motherboard, and then tried to boot the existing Windows install? If so, then that is the problem. You are going to need to install Windows again.

In the absence of Bedizen on this topic I suggest you hit it with a stick.

Him and hes stick will be back.