Hey guys. sux for my first post to be with an issue. but im on my back leg here and i could really use some help!
 
Recently after upgrading my p55 sli's ram to 2x 4gig corsair vengeance, and my cpu cooler to a corsair h60, i've noticed strange behavior with my computer. once it boots, the post LED shows 94; which i'm pretty sure has no mention in the user's manual; and the board only stays running for around 10 minutes before it shuts off. 
 
I learned about the shutdown issue the hard way whilst trying to flash my bios in hopes of fixing the mystery 94 code and the flash was put to an unexpected halt when the computer decided to randomly turn off. After spending a couple hours scratching my head, knowing this can't be good, and trying to figure how i was going to try to get a boot out of this thing. i realized i could used the bios_sel jumper to choose a possibly saved bios. When I did this, I managed to get a boot once more after selecting the second bios. i started up in safe mode just to see if i could get any stability out of my machine and sure enough it shut down after around 10 minutes....and here we are
 
if i start up in my primary bios the system powers up, fans running. HDD's active. no display though. And 1 beep spaced around 5 to 8 seconds apart from eachother
 
I personally have no idea what the issue is, but im guessing it could be from some sort of cpu issue. but i cant tell if temps are off from the post code error. also there is an orangish LED lit near my ram that usually isnt on iirc.
previous to these symptoms I upgraded from 32 bit ultimate to 64 with the knowledge im going to be using more RAM
 
Any suggestions of what this error code 94 might be? or how i can get my system to start acting normal again?
 
no overclocking. ram is running at correct voltages.
 
thanks for any help

I ran core temp on it and it read 99 degrees c on all cores.
incredibly high to me. and ive reseated my h60 about 4 times now

also the post led monitor seems to have shut off or disabled, so now im not really sure what to use to gauge any further issues. but at this point. it just seems to be heating.
 
at this point would it be better to just try my stock cpu cooler and try to point out an issue with this h60?

oh yea the pump is definately plugged :D i was curious when first installing it if it needed to be plugged into a specific header, but ive got it plugged into a jpwer_fan head now.

I'm having an issue booting my system atm actually. im not sure if that last run actually just burnt out my cpu, but everything starts up minus my post code LED

alright, will do. should i take out the radiator as welll when i put in the stock cpu? i could easily but it'd save me some time if i can let it run and just let the pump hang freely

just took out my mobo's battery and still nada when i boot up. LED's stiil inactive and the yellow/orange led is still on, i looked at the light a little closer and it's labeled led 2. not sure what it means but i think it might have lit up when temperatures started running high after initial installation of the cooler, late friday. only being bootable 6ish times when i tried fixing it over the last couple days

its an ocz fatality 550w

could it be that my computer doesnt have an active bios anymore? when i flashed earlier it shut down mid flash, and im pretty sure thats not good at all. But now it really seems like everything's running ok, and wouldnt a botched bios stop a computer from booting up period? thus stopping the post LED from working?

 
@Baturen,
 
Let us know how things go. Please post back again. Thanks!

 
Are you able to try and update the Bios again?

For BIOS, Try from a Flash memory stick as below
Can you use your other computer to download these items
 
INSTRUCTIONS: BIOS updating can be accomplished VIA the below method:

• Download the following .zip file: E657_A74.zip
• Go into the folder where you unzipped this package and run the appropriate batch file.
• For Windows XP, Vista or 7 32Bit: AFUWIN32.BAT
• For Windows XP, Vista or 7 64Bit: AFUWIN64.BAT
• Press Y in CAPITAL LETTERS.
• DO NOT TURN OFF POWER OR RESET DURING THE FLASH PROCESS
• After the flashing is finished, shut down the computer. Then power on again and go into BIOS, Load Defaults, Save and Exit

Warning:
**Do not restart or interrupt your PC while the flash is ongoing
**Do not Flash BIOS on overclocked settings
**It is always recommended to power-down after flash
Legacy BIOS:
E657_A74.zip
E657_A72.zip
from a search engine: "hp usb disk storage format tool"  
Then use the Tool to format a USB Flash drive and copy zip files to it and use the DOS .bat file.   Now all that may be bull .... as you say you cannot get any post even into BIOS so that you can  use USB for boot..   
  Can you borrow a i7/i5 CPU chip to try?  GOOD LUCK .