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Tested with the two kits separately, it doesn't fix the issue. Attempting to install BIOS from within BIOS using the flash utility seems to just freeze the machine, looks like another thing to troubleshoot.

Removed PSU is a Rosewill Photon 750 W 80+ Gold, replacement PSU is a Corsair RM750 80+ Gold. I'll reinstall BIOS and see if that helps. RAM is 2 kits of 2. I'll test them.

(Posting in "Power Supplies" because Event ID 41 makes reference to the system losing power, but in reality I have no idea since I replaced my PSU and still have had issues) every time my computer wakes up from one of these, I check the Windows 10 Event Viewer and it's listed as a critical...

Btw, spare motherboard is a Gigabyte B550 Gaming X, thoughts?

Thank you all for your assistance, you've been a solid help! Got some great news, I got a couple of PSUs and used them to breadboard my previous builds (making quite sure not to mix the cables, haha). Both turned on successfully, and I tested the components with OCCT. During a CPU stress test...

Wonderful, looks like I own a Zen 💯

Well, that's something to be optimistic about :) If it's toast, I'll take the L, but if it's still good, I'll save a few bucks. Thanks for the reply.

Got any good videos on that? Sounds pretty straightforward, but I don't want to take any risks at this point.

I'm not using a Zen, it's a Ryzen 9.

Solid, I appreciate the response. Got a fresh PSU flying in and I've got another AM4 motherboard just laying around, so I'm good and ready to give it another go.

So you're saying the PSU + motherboard are toast? Or just the motherboard?

My goal was to remove my Rosewill 750 W PSU from an existing build (Build A) and replace it with my Corsair 650 W from another build (Build B). Both builds powered on and ran prior to this (Story spoiler: they don't anymore). I plugged a CPU 8 pin cord from my 750 into my 650, which I later...