This device is a QA-GPU model featuring the A320M-A16 chip paired with an AMD RYZEN 2600 graphics card.
This device is a QA-GPU model featuring the A320M-A16 chip paired with an AMD RYZEN 2600 graphics card.
I swapped the processor to an AMD Ryzen 5 2600 on a GA-A320M-S2H motherboard with BIOS F52. After setting up the used chip, the screen remained blank, but when I used my previous model, the AMD Ryzen 3 2200G booted up and showed up on the display until the BIOS loaded.
The issue lies in requiring a discrete graphics card with the 2600, as it lacks integrated graphics within the CPU. Your 2200G has graphics built directly into the CPU.
Sadly, this motherboard lacks any LED indicators for troubleshooting boot issues. You're limited to standard diagnostics like power, fans, and the front panel. It seems the problem might lie with the CPU itself—was the 2600 model bought used?
yap is the second processor, but the seller mentioned it was still working during his last transaction.
Does it appear there are faulty pins on the CPU? When exchanging the CPUs, was the motherboard BIOS reinitialized?