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also if it matters, my mobo is a b550 gaming plus

Hello! Ok so let me start off and say i understand a pre built is not the same as building your own, however it doesnt matter to me really, my last pc i bought was a prebuilt for 400, i gutted it and rebuilt it lol. SOOO my question is, im going to sell my current pc which has a AMD Ryzen 7...

So all I did was plug both sata cables into the mobo. In the bios menu I see them both. I found the boot option and it let me re arrange them if that makes sense. But when I press save it just reboots into the bios again.

I would also like to mention the mobo is the latest bios

Hello! I just upgraded my system to a mpg MSI b550 gaming plus and a ryzen 7 3700x. Booted the pc up and I load straight into the bios menu. I’m not sure what to do next. I see both of my ram sticks. My 1tb hard drive which has the OS on it. And I see my 500gb ssd. I’m not sure what to do next.

Lmao I know I am. I second guess ALOT. Let me ask this for my final question then after I do everything I’ll come back and give a update. I’ll flip the psu switch in the back. Do I need to unplug the power cord or no? Then I’ll take the battery out. Wait 10 min then pop it back in WITH the ryzen...

ok. Another dumb question. What needs to be plugged in vs needs to be unplugged. I’m not taking the mobo out so wanted to make sure. I’ve seen people do it with the mobo still in the pc just not sure what needs to be plugged in.

Ok. I’ll do that. I’ll be home in a few. I’ll take the 2600 out. Install the 3700x. All while the pc is turned off. Dumb question. Is the battery like a little tiny circular thingy lmao. I know that’s a bad was to describe it.

Once I Ok. When I find the battery is it just a pull and plug back in type deal? Also when I do pull it out and put it back in. I’m assuming I use my old 2600 during this whole process. Do I need to re download the newish mobo bios then update again and put the new cpu in after all that’s done.

Just found it. So I don’t have a jumper and have no clue what that is. Do I need one? Or is there a different way.

yea it’s fully my fault not updating the bios. I realized I needed to. Took the new cpu out and out the old back in. Updated to latest version 7C02v1H5(Beta version) and still nothing. Cpu still didn’t load. All lights on. Fans running. No picture. Tried 2 different graphics cards and nothing...

#4 Ram: 16 gb Corsair ram SSD/HDD: 1tb HDD, 7tb hdd, 500gb ssd. GPU: Gtx 1660ti PSU: 600w. Forgot the brand but I’ve had it for about 2ish years with the build. Never had a problem with it. OS: windows 10 64 bit I ordered a replacement cpu. When I took the ryzen 2600 cpu fan out, the cpu was...

So I’m running a Msi b450 tomahawk mobo with a ryzen 5 2600, 16gb ram, and a 1660ti. I decided to upgrade to a ryzen 7 3700x. Got it yesterday and was so excited I put it straight in flipped the switch and boom. Nothing. All fans where running. RGB looking beautiful including the new cpu fan...

So the only other gpu I have is a 1050 lol. And it does not require a pci cable. I’m not really sure. Was you able to watch that YouTube video to see the exact same thing mine was doing?

I literally posted in the thread the exact model and the age. Please read a thread fully before commenting.