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Boot problems with Am5 devices.

Boot problems with Am5 devices.

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Jackaloops
Member
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08-23-2023, 09:58 AM
#1
You're seeing red and yellow lights on your motherboard and system, but the PC won't boot. After trying to re-seat the CPU multiple times, cleaning it, and reapplying thermal paste, nothing has resolved the issue. The BIOS was updated recently, and problems have been recurring since then. Your 7800X3D is still working intermittently until you change cables or cooling components. You're stuck with no clear solution.
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Jackaloops
08-23-2023, 09:58 AM #1

You're seeing red and yellow lights on your motherboard and system, but the PC won't boot. After trying to re-seat the CPU multiple times, cleaning it, and reapplying thermal paste, nothing has resolved the issue. The BIOS was updated recently, and problems have been recurring since then. Your 7800X3D is still working intermittently until you change cables or cooling components. You're stuck with no clear solution.

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Miyuumi
Senior Member
543
08-23-2023, 12:38 PM
#2
Is the RAM properly seated? If not, it could mean a broken component or a bent pin. Proceed with caution.
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Miyuumi
08-23-2023, 12:38 PM #2

Is the RAM properly seated? If not, it could mean a broken component or a bent pin. Proceed with caution.

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Texas1047
Posting Freak
889
09-13-2023, 11:41 AM
#3
It's been adjusted several times before, and I've looked for bent pins—nothing found.
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Texas1047
09-13-2023, 11:41 AM #3

It's been adjusted several times before, and I've looked for bent pins—nothing found.

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Anson1108
Member
102
09-18-2023, 12:32 AM
#4
He experienced the same problem five days ago after installing his new PC. We found it only occurred when EXPO was set to 5800Mhz or 6000Mhz. It didn’t happen with lower clocks or when EXPO was off. Switching RAM seemed to resolve the issue. His quick solution was flashing the BIOS to reset settings, though clearing the CMOS might also help. He turned OFF EXPO until he installed the new RAM. We believe the previous RAM wasn’t faulty—just the board’s software needed an update for that specific type, which he prefers not wait for a BIOS fix.
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Anson1108
09-18-2023, 12:32 AM #4

He experienced the same problem five days ago after installing his new PC. We found it only occurred when EXPO was set to 5800Mhz or 6000Mhz. It didn’t happen with lower clocks or when EXPO was off. Switching RAM seemed to resolve the issue. His quick solution was flashing the BIOS to reset settings, though clearing the CMOS might also help. He turned OFF EXPO until he installed the new RAM. We believe the previous RAM wasn’t faulty—just the board’s software needed an update for that specific type, which he prefers not wait for a BIOS fix.

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Stonic_Vllog
Junior Member
16
09-18-2023, 03:04 AM
#5
I was okay with the 6000mhz setting and Corsair Vengeance RGB was functioning properly. I believe the issue might be with the CPU or motherboard, though I haven’t found any other suggestions. I removed the CMOS multiple times without success—it doesn’t help. The lights still come on. I have the latest BIOS for the X3D chips, but my flash BIOS button won’t work when pressed, so updating it isn’t an option.
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Stonic_Vllog
09-18-2023, 03:04 AM #5

I was okay with the 6000mhz setting and Corsair Vengeance RGB was functioning properly. I believe the issue might be with the CPU or motherboard, though I haven’t found any other suggestions. I removed the CMOS multiple times without success—it doesn’t help. The lights still come on. I have the latest BIOS for the X3D chips, but my flash BIOS button won’t work when pressed, so updating it isn’t an option.