Put the 3900X back into the system and update the motherboard BIOS to the latest version, then install the 5900X.Hi,
I have an Asus ws x570 motherboard wich I used with my 3900x now I have upgraded to an 5900x and It doesn't boot anymore.
The dram led Is Forever on with fan spinning.
Should I reset the BIOS? Could be an xmp issue?
Source of the 5900X ?
Any beep codes or lit LED's?
Update your post to include full system hardware specs and OS information.
PSU: make, model, wattage, age, condition?
Try reseating all connectors, cards, RAM, and jumpers to ensure that all are fully and firmly in place.
Give the 5900X one more try and doublecheck installation and configuration.
If possible try the 5900X in another known working system.
If not possible return/RMA the 5900X.
That chip is only supported with BIOS 2311 or newer. And yes you should reset the BIOS when upgrading CPUs.
Update BIOS, First boot VGa and Boot led were stuck, then I shutted the PC off, booted again normally into Windows and now seems to work fine.That chip is only supported with BIOS 2311 or newer. And yes you should reset the BIOS when upgrading CPUs.
@dorsai
Reference: "That chip is only supported with BIOS 2311 or newer "
Source?
I was looking at 2802 per the following link:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-check-if-you-have-latest-motherboard-bios-amd-ryzen-5000-cpus
2311 for "Crosshair/Strix" as I understood the requirements.
No disagreement - just compelled to ask when things do not seem to match up. Thanks.
May be moot as appears to be "overtaken by events".
@NiaD - just for the record, what BIOS is now in place?
@dorsai
Reference: "That chip is only supported with BIOS 2311 or newer "
Source?
I was looking at 2802 per the following link:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-check-if-you-have-latest-motherboard-bios-amd-ryzen-5000-cpus
2311 for "Crosshair/Strix" as I understood the requirements.
No disagreement - just compelled to ask when things do not seem to match up. Thanks.
May be moot as appears to be "overtaken by events".
@NiaD - just for the record, what BIOS is now in place?
@dorsai
Reference: "That chip is only supported with BIOS 2311 or newer "
Source?
I was looking at 2802 per the following link:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-check-if-you-have-latest-motherboard-bios-amd-ryzen-5000-cpus
2311 for "Crosshair/Strix" as I understood the requirements.
No disagreement - just compelled to ask when things do not seem to match up. Thanks.
May be moot as appears to be "overtaken by events".
@NiaD - just for the record, what BIOS is now in place?
Put the 3900X back into the system and update the motherboard BIOS to the latest version, then install the 5900X.Hi,
I have an Asus ws x570 motherboard wich I used with my 3900x now I have upgraded to an 5900x and It doesn't boot anymore.
The dram led Is Forever on with fan spinning.
Should I reset the BIOS? Could be an xmp issue?
Put the 3900X back into the system and update the motherboard BIOS to the latest version, then install the 5900X.
First, determine the BIOS version you have. Note that there are versions with notes about performing chipset driver updates prior to installing. Take this into account.
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Or, you could likely skip to the new version if you plan to fully (clean) install Windows after changing to the 5900X.
Good motherboard by the way.