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That CPU doesn't support onboard video so HDMI out of motherboard will never work. Try using only one stick of RAM if you haven't already. Try another GPU if possible. What kind of drive(s) are you using? What is the PSU and how old is it?
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Inzombiac posted:Edit2: I can get it to the desktop but ONLY with one stick of RAM in the 4 slot. Man, Ryzen is picky as hell. You mean only one specific stick of RAM or any single stick? There's always a chance some RAM stick has an issue.
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So you were on the latest motherboard BIOS when this issue came back? What kind of drive(s) are you using? Is the RAM all identical? Sometimes there can be an issue even if the RAM is very similar and should work etc. Do you have any older peripherals attached? Old keyboard/mice (anything) could potentially cause POSTing issues. Other possibilities: It's possible it's some odd CPU issue. Even if it seems to be working okay. It's possible the PSU is failing despite being newer. And if it's failing it could be slowly damaging hardware. And it's always possible the new motherboard has an issue. edit: Also the GPU and/or case could be an issue too. You may get to the point where you want to take the motherboard out of the case and use a key/paper clip to bridge the power pins on the motherboard to start it. That would eliminate the case as being an issue. Hopefully you can figure out the issue before having to switch out lots of components. Zogo fucked around with this message at 19:59 on May 30, 2022 |
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May 30, 2022 19:54
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Inzombiac posted:Drive as in hard drive? I have three SSDs. Yeah. Since they're SSDs they're probably okay but you could run hdsentinel (if you get into the OS again) and see if it finds anything: https://www.hdsentinel.com/download.php
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