The post is not showing up for 3600 with a tomahawk max.
The post is not showing up for 3600 with a tomahawk max.
Did it blink once it was pressed? Yes, then once it stops blinking, take the USB stick out. Make sure it’s removed after it’s done.
The Tomahawk Max runs smoothly without updates. The CPU power cable is connected properly.
All systems are active and it doesn’t require another software upgrade... wow, MSDS really knows its stuff.
Do you have a case speaker? Reset it and press Delete until you notice something funny. Seriously, what’s going on? The debug LEDs usually light up and then fans adjust—usually they speed up, then slow down. Once they stop, you’ll hear a beep from the speaker, see the boot image, and if needed, press Delete a few times to enter BIOS. You might try starting the PC and pressing Delete just in case it boots into UEFI. Note: sometimes the default display appears on the motherboard instead of the GPU, especially with a 3600 chipset that lacks built-in graphics.