So. This is my very first build, and I’ve done it from scratch. Specs, if you’re concerned:
CPU:Ryzen 5 2600 non-x w/ stock cool
Mobo: Msi b450 a-pro
Gpu: gigabyte rx 570 gaming oc, second hand
Ram:g.skill sniper x ddr4 3200mhz
Psu: an old 1200w thermaltake thing. Found it second hand.
Ssd: 240gb patriot burst 32mb cache
Hdd: 1tb wd blue 7200rpm 64mb cache
Case: rosewill nautilus
So, the issue is that when I plug in the gpu and connect it to the power, the computer sometimes turns on for half a second, with all the lights and thingymajigs. And then it crashes. But when the gpu power connector is removed, the system turns on, and even the gpu rgb is on, since I assume it’s pulling the power from the mobo. It isn’t pcie connector on the motherboard, because the system boots fine when I plug in my old Radeon HD 5000 series card. The guy who sold the psu has tested it and I’ve seen it working in front on my eyes (for his system, that is). Please help i need all the support I can get. Thank you so much.
CPU:Ryzen 5 2600 non-x w/ stock cool
Mobo: Msi b450 a-pro
Gpu: gigabyte rx 570 gaming oc, second hand
Ram:g.skill sniper x ddr4 3200mhz
Psu: an old 1200w thermaltake thing. Found it second hand.
Ssd: 240gb patriot burst 32mb cache
Hdd: 1tb wd blue 7200rpm 64mb cache
Case: rosewill nautilus
So, the issue is that when I plug in the gpu and connect it to the power, the computer sometimes turns on for half a second, with all the lights and thingymajigs. And then it crashes. But when the gpu power connector is removed, the system turns on, and even the gpu rgb is on, since I assume it’s pulling the power from the mobo. It isn’t pcie connector on the motherboard, because the system boots fine when I plug in my old Radeon HD 5000 series card. The guy who sold the psu has tested it and I’ve seen it working in front on my eyes (for his system, that is). Please help i need all the support I can get. Thank you so much.