The issue might be with the power supply.
The issue might be with the power supply.
So here's the run down of the last 24 hours, I came home yesterday from doing errands and found time to play a bit of rust. Everything worked as it normally would, powered it down for the night then cut to this morning when I tried turning it on. Fans light up and I can hear components running but I am met with a "no signal" (pictured below) notification from my monitor. I did the basic stuff like switching from dp to hdmi, plugging in my switch which I did get going ruling out issues with the hdmi, powering down and unplugging pc and powering it back on with no progress. Then I do some of the more specific stuff like: -readjusting the ram -taking out the cmos battery (for 5 mins) -plugging in the hdmi to the motherboard -checking to see if any cables became loose While doing so I have noticed 2 things, 1. I notice that my water block is not lighting up (pictured below) and 2. My MoBo lights are also not lighting up (top left logo should light up as well as the bottom right logo) I have a feeling that the power supply could be the one at fault or maybe even the MoBo but has anyone else have a similar issue? Or is there anything else I should do that may resolve the issue? Please let me know I'll list my parts list below thank you in advance! -ryzen 5 3600 (x?) -aorus waterforce 240 -corsair cv550 -32gb corsair vengeance -msi grforce rtx 2060 ventus -500gb samsung 970 evo plus ssd -aorus b450 pro MoBo -cooler master TD-500 case
Your power supply has a low rating, which might be the issue. Do you have another system available to test it on?
Suggest testing it out. Confirm she's comfortable before proceeding.
I removed the power supply, connected it to the older setup, powered it up, and it started spinning right away. I’m not confident about the steps but I used the 24-pin connector and the PCIe cable.
Everything seems to function properly. If uncertain, run Prime95 and Furmark concurrently while monitoring temperatures; stability over 20 minutes indicates everything is operating correctly. Full system load typically isn’t encountered during gameplay.