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Hey guys, I got a new CPU and MOBO for Christmas. Also a new case. I started my old computer in the morning and ran fine, later today I took the psu out and hard drive to build my new pc. I put everything in correctly but no signs of power, no lights, and the cpu fan moved a millimeter for the...

Did you change the refresh rate in windows? display settings>advanced display settings>display adapter properties for display x> Monitor

Any OC on the CPU

This sounds like a PSU problem, Not feeding you GPU enough power Like Justin said above. If you want you can test this bu putting your friends PSU in your PC and see if anything changes

You might not be able to upgrade your cpu, some Lenovo laptops have Soldered CPUs right into the Motherboard.

I’d recommend installing it and re running tests. Make sure Bios and other drivers are up to date.

I think it is outdated already, it will bottleneck every modern GPU but wont for some older ones. Just like Sizzling said just decrease CPYU workload and have the GPU work more

For a cryorig h7 that seems high for base clock, how are you getting your temperature readings?

Is there any overclock on your CPU? I have a cryorig h7 also and have to keep my 9700k at base clock so it doesn’t go over 80,its fine if it reaches 80 but for continuous use, mid 70s and below would be ideal.

What is the exact ASRock board

Reset CMOS and i suspect that the battery Has gone bad. To reset CMOS just take the silver circle battery out of the motherboard for 30-60 seconds and put it back in.

What is the version of your bios, should be F40<

Like John said if the curve for the fan is too low (Under 25%) it wont have enough power to turn and might not work properly, look and see if in the bios or in a program that the curve isn’t too low.

What are the specs of your PC? Also I recommend OC in the bios rather than a program in windows.

You should be able to plug it in and just mess around in disk manager, you probably just need to but a letter on it.