[SOLVED] I just built a new PC but I am encountering a VGA error ?

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I built my pc with integrated graphic due to the current market. It's built with a Ryzen 5 5600G paired with an Asrock Phantom Gaming 4. It posts with 3000 and 4000 CPUs but not the 5600G. I made sure the BIOS is up to date but the VGA error still shows up on the board with no video output. Does anybody have any solutions?

Specs:
5600G
Asrock Phanton Gaming 4
Silicon Power 16GB 3200
EVGA 500W 80+ Gold

Solution: New mobo. The asrock board was broken and I now have a TUF Gaming B550-Plus which I picked up for $120
 
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Remove all devices except the CPU, GPU, and a single stick of memory (no storage devices). In this state, are you able to access the BIOS?
No. Though I'm thinking of going for for the Asus B550-Plus. It has BIOS flashback in case I need it and I can get one for ~$120 at Microcenter.

Edit: Got the board, works like a charm
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You have BIOS version 1.80 or newer installed? Just verifying.

https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/B550 Phantom Gaming 4/#CPU

After installing the new CPU, did you manually reset the BIOS (jumper or remove battery method)?

Also, what cable type/connection and you using to connect to your display?
I do have 1.8 installed. I have not reset the BIOS, I've heard doing this after a BIOS installed can wipe the new install. I've used HDMI and USB 3 to DVI to HMDI. The port does work, the people at Microcenter got it to post with different CPUs.
 

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At this point, it seems that the issue must be one of these two things.

Either the motherboard is not running the correct BIOS, or the CPU in not actually a 5600G (possibly a 5600X for example).

Do you have access to an older, compatible CPU to ensure the BIOS version is correct?
 
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At this point, it seems that the issue must be one of these two things.

Either the motherboard is not running the correct BIOS, or the CPU in not actually a 5600G (possibly a 5600X for example).

Do you have access to an older, compatible CPU to ensure the BIOS version is correct?
I do not. However I went out and bought a GPU and I'm now facing a BOOT light on my mobo
 
Oct 21, 2021
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Remove all devices except the CPU, GPU, and a single stick of memory (no storage devices). In this state, are you able to access the BIOS?
No. Though I'm thinking of going for for the Asus B550-Plus. It has BIOS flashback in case I need it and I can get one for ~$120 at Microcenter.

Edit: Got the board, works like a charm
 
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