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Diagnosing My MSI Pro B650M-A WiFi Setup – Stuck at DRAM Light, Screen Displays No Signal

Diagnosing My MSI Pro B650M-A WiFi Setup – Stuck at DRAM Light, Screen Displays No Signal

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DoodleDad
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07-15-2023, 04:19 PM
#11
For a first attempt, it's best to opt for completely new parts. Although they might be pricier, you benefit from a warranty protection that covers any issues if something fails. Used computers are generally better suited for seasoned builders who can handle troubleshooting and hardware problems, as well as those new to the process. For beginners, using PCpp is advantageous because it offers numerous compatibility checks, such as pairing Intel CPUs with AMD MoBo or matching DDR4 RAM with DDR5 RAM MoBo. It also verifies clearances like CPU cooler space within the case.
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DoodleDad
07-15-2023, 04:19 PM #11

For a first attempt, it's best to opt for completely new parts. Although they might be pricier, you benefit from a warranty protection that covers any issues if something fails. Used computers are generally better suited for seasoned builders who can handle troubleshooting and hardware problems, as well as those new to the process. For beginners, using PCpp is advantageous because it offers numerous compatibility checks, such as pairing Intel CPUs with AMD MoBo or matching DDR4 RAM with DDR5 RAM MoBo. It also verifies clearances like CPU cooler space within the case.

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Kikors
Junior Member
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07-15-2023, 05:17 PM
#12
Absolutely, I completely understand your point! For a first build, using all brand-new parts would have been the more cautious choice. I chose to take a risk this time! 😅
You're right about the warranty protection—something I'm increasingly valuing as things go wrong.
Cheers!
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Kikors
07-15-2023, 05:17 PM #12

Absolutely, I completely understand your point! For a first build, using all brand-new parts would have been the more cautious choice. I chose to take a risk this time! 😅
You're right about the warranty protection—something I'm increasingly valuing as things go wrong.
Cheers!

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jerome71580
Junior Member
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07-15-2023, 11:40 PM
#13
I understand I'm a bit behind, but I fixed the issue. I was scammed on eBay with a faulty used mobo. I purchased an open box on Amazon, which resolved the problem. Thanks!
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jerome71580
07-15-2023, 11:40 PM #13

I understand I'm a bit behind, but I fixed the issue. I was scammed on eBay with a faulty used mobo. I purchased an open box on Amazon, which resolved the problem. Thanks!

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