Looking for some help

[Robin1235]

My new rig
Intel Pentium 7th gen g4560
8gb ddr4 ram
Gigabyte H110M-S2 mobo
Corsair vs 550 PSU
Gpu MSI nvidia gtx 1050 2 GB gaming x series
Are all this compatible with each other?

 

[helpstar]

It´s compatible if the motherboard has been updated before installing the G4560 CPU. Otherwise it won´t boot or post. Some shops are providing this service for you, but they want money for it, like 10$ for an update.

You should get a B250m board

the vs series of corsair is of low quality, wouldn´t get it.

The 1050"TI" would be the minimum I would choose.

 

[the nerd 389]

That motherboard will require a BIOS update to work with that processor. In order to do that update, you'll need a Skylake processor. If you have one on hand, that's fine. If not, you won't be able to get the update installed. I'll assume you don't have a Skylake sitting around, so I've changed the motherboard to one that doesn't need it.

The PSU is not good at all, though. I've put a much better one in the build.

At that price, the better GPU is the RX460. I didn't change this, but be aware that the normal 1050 is not a good buy.

Lastly, you don't have a storage device or case listed. I'll assume you have both already, but be aware that the case is a common source of compatibility issues.

Here's the list with the changes I mentioned:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xpfdWX

 

[Robin1235]

It´s compatible if the motherboard has been updated before installing the G4560 CPU. Otherwise it won´t boot or post. Some shops are providing this service for you, but they want money for it, like 10$ for an update.

You should get a B250m board

the vs series of corsair is of low quality, wouldn´t get it.

The 1050"TI" would be the minimum I would choose.

 

[Robin1235]

My PC just won't boot with the 550 w PSU then i removed my gpu and tried rebooting with my old PSU and it works fine is their any compatibility issues

 

[the nerd 389]

Like we have already pointed out, the PSU is not good at all.

If replacing the PSU allowed you to boot, it is almost certainly faulty. I'm not at all surprised with that model either.

 

[Robin1235]

Like we have already pointed out, the PSU is not good at all.

If replacing the PSU allowed you to boot, it is almost certainly faulty. I'm not at all surprised with that model either.

 

[Robin1235]

My PSU isn't faulty tho it works fine with my previous setup should I get a new one I just can't figure out what's the problem my old PSU works with my new setup but it is not good enough for my gpu

 

[the nerd 389]

What is your other PSU?

 

[Robin1235]

What is your other PSU?

 

[Robin1235]

The old one is the one which was with my old frontech case 230v that's all the info I have

 

[the nerd 389]

I suspect that your PSU is indeed faulty. It is unable to deliver it's rated power. Sometimes, even faulty PSUs will boot if you're under the rated power by a large amount.

 

[Robin1235]

I suspect that your PSU is indeed faulty. It is unable to deliver it's rated power. Sometimes, even faulty PSUs will boot if you're under the rated power by a large amount.

 

[Robin1235]

So changing my PSU will solve the problem??

 

[the nerd 389]

So changing my PSU will solve the problem??

I would be shocked if it didn't. Consider getting an S12G 550 or an EVGA 550 G2.

 

[helpstar]

Did you plug the 6Pin PCIe power plug into the graphics card?

Did you update your BIOS yet? Which version is it? Maybe your graphics card is not compatible with your current BIOS version.

reset your BIOS (clear cmos by jumper)