[SOLVED] PC build red cpu light red no boot

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Just finished my pc build No Boot, No screen connection fans turn on everything seems to work don’t know what’s wrong please help

Ryzen 2600
B450 Adrus Pro Wifi
 
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Yes the board has integrated graphics aswell yesterday before I had the gpu installed I tried to boot to install windows 10 and no signal aswell (also power button won’t turn off)
 
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The ram are in correct spots the only thing I’m not sure about is the 4x8 connectors it took me about an hour to plug those in with no space in my case is it worth it to unplug.
 
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Your board doesn't have integrated graphics, it has monitor connections the CPU can use if IT has integrated graphics which the 2600 does not.

If the 4x8 connectors didn't have to be forced in then they are probably ok, the only similar connectors you could confuse them with are for the graphics card and they are not the same and won't plug in.

You didn't answer about where the monitor is plugged in and if the GPU power cables are connected?
 
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The gpu cables are plugged in to the power supply and their is a hdmi cord coming from monitor to graphics card maybe the line plug thing in the gpu that plugs into the motherboard isn’t put in correctly I had trouble fitting the gpu in case.
 
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Not it doesn't. The board has video ports, but they only work when an APU(CPU+GPU) like the 2200g or 2400g is installed. The 2600 you have is just a CPU it has not built in GPU making the ports on the motherboard useless.



4x8 connectors? The motherboard you listed only has 1 8-pin eps power connector and the 24-pin ATX power connector. The GTX 1070 Ti uses 1 8-pin(6+2) PCI-e power connector(not the same as the 8-pin EPS connector)
 
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A bit late now but a good idea when building a PC is to assemble the basics just sitting on the motherboard box (not installed into the case) and power it up to check before going ahead and assembling everything. Looks a bit dodgy but is safe enough if you are careful and can save a lot of grief later.

If you think the graphics card may not be in it's pcie slot properly that could definitely be an issue, but it's not going to be an easy one to fix by the sound of it. Is this a small case or something? the trouble with removing the graphics card is you have to release the latch on the end of the slot underneath it. On the other hand if it just comes up easily it wasn't in right.
 
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I meant that their is two plugs that have 4 connectors they attach and plug into the mobo the 24 pin is attached and so is the 6+2 connector to the graphics card (does the pc not powering of when I press the power button not matter)
 
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Dugimodo the gpu has trouble with fitting in the case it’s a H500i NZXT but the slots where the hdmi,dvi etc plugs are had a overhand that gives support and almost tong like thinks at the back that stick out it took me a while to get them to place properly into the slot
 
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Question from macsansbury1 : "Pc build failed need new parts"









Actually, the red CPU debug LED means that MoBo can't use the CPU. Either the EPS12V power connector isn't connected (as suggested above), CPU has bent/broken pin or CPU itself is dead.
 
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make sure you use the proper cpu power connector from the psu, and it will only plug in one way (check the pin shapes). you should feel a click when it's ok and the latch (plastic latch used to open back up) will lock on

did you align the cpu corner? there's a marked corner with a golden arrow on it that needs to match the correct corner on the cpu socket

did you secure the cpu cooler with the latch? did it latch on correctly?
 
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