My specs:
Ryzen 7 5800X
ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PLUS
Gigabyte RTX3080 Gaming OC
Corsair RMx 850W 80 Plus Gold
PNY XLR8 32GB 3200MHz
Hi all,
I built this PC about one and a half year ago, and it ran well till recently. I had this problem twice, about a year ago, and then a week ago, but it was fixed by a few restarts. But yesterday it happened again, after launch computer was stuck in POST loop (mobo LED's were cycling through DRAM -> CPU -> VGA, every LED was on for 1-2 seconds). When the system starts, all the fans begin to spin (even fans on the GPU) and the RGB turns, but there is no video signal. Sometimes, instead of POST loop, only CPU LED might be always on. I've noticed, that after clearing CMOS (by taking out CMOS battery, using CLRTC and leaving computer disconnected from power source for half an hour) system starts fine, but as soon as I made any change in BIOS or just load Windows, after restart problem returns until next CMOS reset. What could be the reason for this?
What I've tried before I discovered this problem is related to CMOS:
Thanks in advance
Ryzen 7 5800X
ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PLUS
Gigabyte RTX3080 Gaming OC
Corsair RMx 850W 80 Plus Gold
PNY XLR8 32GB 3200MHz
Hi all,
I built this PC about one and a half year ago, and it ran well till recently. I had this problem twice, about a year ago, and then a week ago, but it was fixed by a few restarts. But yesterday it happened again, after launch computer was stuck in POST loop (mobo LED's were cycling through DRAM -> CPU -> VGA, every LED was on for 1-2 seconds). When the system starts, all the fans begin to spin (even fans on the GPU) and the RGB turns, but there is no video signal. Sometimes, instead of POST loop, only CPU LED might be always on. I've noticed, that after clearing CMOS (by taking out CMOS battery, using CLRTC and leaving computer disconnected from power source for half an hour) system starts fine, but as soon as I made any change in BIOS or just load Windows, after restart problem returns until next CMOS reset. What could be the reason for this?
What I've tried before I discovered this problem is related to CMOS:
- Start without RAM - DRAM LED is always on
- Swap RAM, run with only one memory installed on different slots, use memory from another computer, run without GPU, run without CMOS battery - always the same, POST LOOP or CPU LED lights
- Flashed different BIOS versions
- Checked the CPU for bent or damaged pins, and reapplied thermal paste
- Checked connection of all PSU cables
Thanks in advance