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Problema con la luce VGA

Problema con la luce VGA

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IAmTurtle_
Junior Member
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04-01-2021, 08:39 PM
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i received a new affordable motherboard without any lights to test my cpu, but it stays on a black screen and doesn’t boot. I also experienced issues where my screen would go black, the keyboard and mouse lost power several times, and after four days it restarted and the VGA light turned back on. I tried a different GPU and also ran my old GPU on another system, which worked. I’m wondering if a faulty CPU could be causing the VGA light to appear on any system with those specs—Ryzen 1400, 32GB VRAM, RGB Pro DDR4 3600, Thermaltake TR2 600W, Windows 11 B350M, and BAZOOKA BIOS.
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IAmTurtle_
04-01-2021, 08:39 PM #1

i received a new affordable motherboard without any lights to test my cpu, but it stays on a black screen and doesn’t boot. I also experienced issues where my screen would go black, the keyboard and mouse lost power several times, and after four days it restarted and the VGA light turned back on. I tried a different GPU and also ran my old GPU on another system, which worked. I’m wondering if a faulty CPU could be causing the VGA light to appear on any system with those specs—Ryzen 1400, 32GB VRAM, RGB Pro DDR4 3600, Thermaltake TR2 600W, Windows 11 B350M, and BAZOOKA BIOS.

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Brudora
Senior Member
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04-02-2021, 01:11 AM
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Without post lights you’re likely using something else. Beep codes suggest you’ll need a speaker module. They’re inexpensive. The bazooka offered good VRM but could have a bios problem. Not having post lights on a bazooka feels unusual. It doesn’t seem like a cheap lowball board. You might just be missing the lights, thinking there aren’t any. First check power is reaching the board and it’s functioning properly. Then verify your bios compatibility, then consider CPU health.
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Brudora
04-02-2021, 01:11 AM #2

Without post lights you’re likely using something else. Beep codes suggest you’ll need a speaker module. They’re inexpensive. The bazooka offered good VRM but could have a bios problem. Not having post lights on a bazooka feels unusual. It doesn’t seem like a cheap lowball board. You might just be missing the lights, thinking there aren’t any. First check power is reaching the board and it’s functioning properly. Then verify your bios compatibility, then consider CPU health.