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Hey so I upgraded my pc with new power supply and graphics cards. Been fine for a couple days now I have zero graphical output. All fans spinning GPU fans spinning and lit up Tried both PCIE ports. Disconnected all hard drives Unplugged all periferals except display port/hdmi Connected to motherboards Hdmi (although my cpu is AMD. No on board graphics I belive) No post codes on the mother board on start up PC doesn't switch off with one quick click of the power button leading me to belive it is posting and loading. As when it doesn't post it turns off with one quick click. Tried every port on the gpu. Tried my old graphics card I know is working (still no joy) Really out of ideas at this point. Rog 850w gold PS 3070TI GPU RYZEN 7 3700x
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It might stem from a CPU-motherboard mismatch due to BIOS version. If the system won’t boot, simply remove the AIO and check its model. Using new thermal paste can help.
Amazon stepped in with a Ryzen 7 3700x. I also tested it without the GPU riser. Not so great.
Consider reinstalling the RAM. It may require two clicks, but it might not fit correctly.
I have prior experience with compatibility issues with an MSI mobo. Mine was also a B450, and refused to work with a GTX1650S I installed. Booted with the original GT1030, but the new GTX1650 gave a VGA light. Finally it shut down for good and required an RMA. So, to review... MSI B450M Tomahawk MAX mobo Ryzen 3700X 3070ti, unknown ROG 850W PSU (presumably Asus) RAM unknown (specifics here would be good) Some other specifics and specs would help here, RAM, RAM speed for instance. As your 3700X does not have iGPU, the motherboard video port is useless here. Not much to go on here, but with no video, I would check: PCIe 6 or 6+2 power to the GPU CPU 4 / 8 pin power to motherboard and other connections. Make sure RAM is seated properly BIOS version / update The BIOS is likely because even though the B450 should support a 3700X out of the box, it isn't guaranteed. Even brand-new boards that say "5000 Ryzen ready" are sometimes requiring an update before a Zen3 will boot. Find out your BIOS version and see if you can find out whether it supports the 3700X or if you need an update. Mfr website should be helpful. Though I think it's a little early to point the finger at the RAM yet, you should also look up the following to confirm any discrepancies: Max supported RAM speed for motherboard. Max supported RAM speed for CPU Your RAM's max speed, default speed, and what it is OC'd to. Also find out whether your RAM has been mfr tested on this board. I am in a situation where the board manufacturer has not certified my RAM kit, but the RAM manufacturer says it is compatible. Motherboard began acting stupid after a couple months, so who's right? Edited August 3, 2022 by An0maly_76 Revised, more info