Are sure with my motherboard because after unplugging and plugging cable back,removing the Intel Core i7-3770K Ivy Bridge and placing it back in I will still get the same result. I decided to try my old Intel Core i5-2500K Sandy Bridge and it works out fine. I am pretty sure I was careful when placing the cpu into the motherboard.
Reading the comments on newegg and I saw this
Dear Valued Customer,
I apologize for the issue you had with the motherboard.
As of writing, we have released updated BIOS that support Ivy Bridge CPU's:
Core i7-3770 (3.4G,L3:8M,iGPU,4C,HT.VT-d,77W,rev.E1) and Core i7-3770K (3.5G,L3:8M,iGPU,4C,HT,77W,rev.E1). The motherboards that were purchased may have an older BIOS that did not have support for these CPU's.
If you have an older Intel CPU (see the motherboard's CPU Support List), you may use it to boot to UEFI and flash the new BIOS
Now is that case I would boot up my computer and download the update with my Intel I5-2500k Sandy Bridge.
Update: Fixed had to update the Bios for it to work with the Ivy Bridge cpu. Mad mission. lol sucks now I have to put back my H100 in pain in the butt.
