F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The PC remains unresponsive until the CMOS is refreshed.

The PC remains unresponsive until the CMOS is refreshed.

The PC remains unresponsive until the CMOS is refreshed.

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01-08-2018, 08:45 AM
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Greetings, in general I am new to forums this type. I ran into an issue with new setup i just made. Problem is after I put new parts into PC (CPU, MoBo, RAM), PC wont boot. It turns up, RGB from MoBo and RAM works, but no boot screen. Any help welcome Big Grin Currently in PC: CPU Ryzen 7 2700 MoBo Aorus x470 ultra gaming PSU Chieftec eco series 700 RAM HyperX predator 1x8gb 2933 (currently until new arrive)
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01-08-2018, 08:45 AM #1

Greetings, in general I am new to forums this type. I ran into an issue with new setup i just made. Problem is after I put new parts into PC (CPU, MoBo, RAM), PC wont boot. It turns up, RGB from MoBo and RAM works, but no boot screen. Any help welcome Big Grin Currently in PC: CPU Ryzen 7 2700 MoBo Aorus x470 ultra gaming PSU Chieftec eco series 700 RAM HyperX predator 1x8gb 2933 (currently until new arrive)

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01-08-2018, 09:30 AM
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Initially when you attempted to boot, nothing appeared. You cleared the CMOS and it worked. After turning it off, posting stopped again, so you removed the CMOS and it resumed. This process seems to repeat. Your single stick of RAM is likely in the DDR4_1 slot with only one available.
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01-08-2018, 09:30 AM #2

Initially when you attempted to boot, nothing appeared. You cleared the CMOS and it worked. After turning it off, posting stopped again, so you removed the CMOS and it resumed. This process seems to repeat. Your single stick of RAM is likely in the DDR4_1 slot with only one available.

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01-08-2018, 11:21 PM
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Similar issue, but it began when I attempted to adjust RGB Fusion and RAM speed directly from the BIOS, since the RAM operates at 2400Mhz and I used an XMP profile of 1 on 2933Mhz. After saving and exiting, it didn’t work. When I normally power down the PC and restart it, it restarts again, but if I leave it open for a few minutes it fails to start. Currently it functions with the most recent CMOS reset, without modifying any BIOS settings at all.
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01-08-2018, 11:21 PM #3

Similar issue, but it began when I attempted to adjust RGB Fusion and RAM speed directly from the BIOS, since the RAM operates at 2400Mhz and I used an XMP profile of 1 on 2933Mhz. After saving and exiting, it didn’t work. When I normally power down the PC and restart it, it restarts again, but if I leave it open for a few minutes it fails to start. Currently it functions with the most recent CMOS reset, without modifying any BIOS settings at all.

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