[SOLVED] hardware issue mobo?

[zachlittle7]

changed to new case lian li air. switched everything over, it will run for 5 seconds and turn itself off. if i take the psu cable out for a while then put it back in it will boot up and i can get into windows and everythings fine.

i assumed it was the psu or mobo. ive tried a different psu the exact same thing happens. do you guys think it could be the motherboard? could have damaged something when changing over.

pc specs

Processor AMD Ryzen 7 1700X Eight-Core Processor, 3400 Mhz
gpu - rtx 2070
16gm ram
mobo - asus strix something i forget (come in a bundle with ram and cpu)
psu - corsair hx 850 wat (had it for 6 years)

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Usually when the mobo is moved and then refuses to work, thats the issue. Make sure all of you cables are connected and try reseating your ram. I suspect your mobo is dead.

 

[zachlittle7]

Usually when the mobo is moved and then refuses to work, thats the issue. Make sure all of you cables are connected and try reseating your ram. I suspect your mobo is dead.

yea ive tried all that ram slot change cmos reset etc. must be mobo :,(


what mobo would you recommend for the hardware i have? budget is around $150 usd

 

[NightHawkRMX]

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813145060 Solid board. Supports 2000series out of the box, good looking mobo, the VRM and VRM heatsyncs look high end.

 

[zachlittle7]

Yea looks good thanks I'll most likely get it! Is it worth spending extra money for a high end board or is there no point, im not overclocking

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Higher end boards are nicer and more featured, but a lower end board will work just as well unless your overclock ing.