Hello,
I've recently upgraded several of my components. In fact, I ended up keeping just the motherboard, a hdd and some fans.
Now I tried starting up the PC but got no screen, which in and of itself is not the most unique issues.
I put back the old CPU and updated the BIOS from p2.0 to p7.0 to p7.2.
I put in the new CPU but still got no screen.
Ive noticed that the USB devices don't get powered either, which leaves me to think its a problem with my cpu or its compatibility with the motherboard.
I had some trouble initially putting in the CPU (it was not sliding in as well), but eventually it did. I believe that one or more pins are bent. I'm thinking this might be the problem, but before I spend more money on a new cpu I was hoping someone might offer another possible reason.
I've already tried:
CPU: AMD ryzen 7 5800x 8core (new. old one was ryzen 3 2200)
GPU: RTX 3060 geforce 12gb (new)
RAM: 16gb (1x 8gb new, 1x 8gb old)
Power supply: 850
I'm afraid I already know the answer, but I'm hoping to get a new insight here
I've recently upgraded several of my components. In fact, I ended up keeping just the motherboard, a hdd and some fans.
Now I tried starting up the PC but got no screen, which in and of itself is not the most unique issues.
I put back the old CPU and updated the BIOS from p2.0 to p7.0 to p7.2.
I put in the new CPU but still got no screen.
Ive noticed that the USB devices don't get powered either, which leaves me to think its a problem with my cpu or its compatibility with the motherboard.
I had some trouble initially putting in the CPU (it was not sliding in as well), but eventually it did. I believe that one or more pins are bent. I'm thinking this might be the problem, but before I spend more money on a new cpu I was hoping someone might offer another possible reason.
I've already tried:
- CMOS battery reset
- Switching from GPU to motherboard
- Removing one of the RAM strips
CPU: AMD ryzen 7 5800x 8core (new. old one was ryzen 3 2200)
GPU: RTX 3060 geforce 12gb (new)
RAM: 16gb (1x 8gb new, 1x 8gb old)
Power supply: 850
I'm afraid I already know the answer, but I'm hoping to get a new insight here