[SOLVED] Upgraded parts, too many problems

[Willyboi2534]

So I had a rly crappy motherboard along with a low end amd processor, I had a gigabyte motherboard, along with g skill ddr3 ram, and evga power supply, and a harddrive, so I got a b450m steel legend mother board along with a amd ryzen 5 2600, and it’s all installed, and yes I’m now aware that ddr3 isn’t compatible with steel legend motherboard, anyway I turn my pc on, fans run fine, motherboard lights up, everything seems fine, but then my pc will run for a minutes turn off for like three seconds then repeat the process, and I don’t think my cpu is overheating because I felt the back of my case and it’s not even close to warm, I’m not sure if all my cables are in check either, what do you think is happening? Also my monitor says no signal.

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

If you are trying to use DDR3 on a DDR4 motherboard it simply will not work.

 

[WolfandTheJoker]

Try pcpartpicker.com and input what you currently have it will then let you select parts that are compatible.

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

Try pcpartpicker.com and input what you currently have it will then let you select parts that are compatible.

PCPartPicker isn't always correct.

Best thing to do is tell us exactly what parts you have.

 

[Willyboi2534]

PCPartPicker isn't always correct.

Best thing to do is tell us exactly what parts you have.

Okay I gave crappy information, my pc wont work with out at least one stick of ram correct? I’m going to Best Buy to get ddr4 tommorow. But is the reason it was shutting off by itself due to no ram in the pc?

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

Okay I gave crappy information, my pc wont work with out at least one stick of ram correct? I’m going to Best Buy to get ddr4 tommorow. But is the reason it was shutting off by itself due to no ram in the pc?

Yeah, if you don't have any RAM installed you can't expect the system to work.

 

[Willyboi2534]

Yeah, if you don't have any RAM installed you can't expect the system to work.

Okay that’s what I was thinking, thanks