Question CPU shut down immediately when RGB Fusion 2.0 app deleted completely

[DevilHermit28]

Not too long ago I assembled a new pc build , with The products
cpu:AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
GPU :Radeon RX 5700 XT motherboard: Gigabyte X570 Gaming X
SSD: Aorus NVMe Gen4 PCIe 1TB
RAM: G.skill ripjaws 8gb DDR4 ×2
It was all fine for 5-6 days, and I was just checking out RGBFusion 2.0 app. I deleted the app completely and the system shut down on its own immediately.
I did the paper clip test with the Corsair VS650 which is the psu I use and it was fine .... But I later couldn't figure out what to do ... I tried to clear and reset CMOS with a screw driver , but I couldn't find any ports for it or maybe I don't know what it looks like on this new motherboard. I double checked every cable connections and unfortunately , doesn't power on .
Hopefully it's just a minor tweak. Can anyone help me out here ?

 

[DSzymborski]

Paper clip test only means that it can start, not necessarily power the rig. I'd swap out the PSU in any circumstances; a Corsair VS is a frighteningly low quality PSU to use with this kind of build, so it's a problem even if it doesn't turn out to be the problem. As for deleting the software, it shouldn't have caused a crash like this unless, perhaps, you deleted it in a very odd way.

 

[DevilHermit28]

Paper clip test only means that it can start, not necessarily power the rig. I'd swap out the PSU in any circumstances; a Corsair VS is a frighteningly low quality PSU to use with this kind of build, so it's a problem even if it doesn't turn out to be the problem. As for deleting the software, it shouldn't have caused a crash like this unless, perhaps, you deleted it in a very odd way.

You sure ? Cause many websites and also Power supply calculaters suggested the Corsair VS 650 ...
So just to be sure before I replace it with a better one , wanna make sure the other components are all fine or complete the basic troubleshoot

 

[DSzymborski]

You sure ? Cause many websites and also Power supply calculaters suggested the Corsair VS 650 ...
So just to be sure before I replace it with a better one , wanna make sure the other components are all fine or complete the basic troubleshoot

If someone actually suggested you a VS PSU with this build, I'd recommend not listening to their advice ever again; you'll never see a basic PSU like this recommended by any serious hobbyist or expert. It's not that 650W isn't enough wattage, it's that this particular series is extremely entry-level in quality and unsuitable for parts like this. Especially if it's an older VS 650; you still wouldn't you a new VS 650 with gray and white letters in a build like this, but if the PSU has green or orange lettering, it's an even lower quality PSU making for a pretty gross pairing.

 

[DevilHermit28]

If someone actually suggested you a VS PSU with this build, I'd recommend not listening to their advice ever again; you'll never see a basic PSU like this recommended by any serious hobbyist or expert. It's not that 650W isn't enough wattage, it's that this particular series is extremely entry-level in quality and unsuitable for parts like this. Especially if it's an older VS 650; you still wouldn't you a new VS 650 with gray and white letters in a build like this, but if the PSU has green or orange lettering, it's an even lower quality PSU making for a pretty gross pairing.

So do you bet on replacing the PSU directly before testing the other components? Cause it worked perfectly for a week and now this shit happened.

 

[DSzymborski]

So do you bet on replacing the PSU directly before testing the other components? Cause it worked perfectly for a week and now this shit happened.

Since it's something that ought to be done anyway, it makes sense to do first. You can of course test other parts if you have another PC for testing in the meantime.