You're feeling puzzled. Let me help clarify.
You're feeling puzzled. Let me help clarify.
I'm unsure exactly what's going wrong with your PC, but it seems like the monitor might not be receiving power properly. When you turn it on, the CPU works fine, but the monitor shows low power mode and turns off with a red light. Removing the HDMI cable causes no signal, even though other devices like headphones, keyboard, and mouse function correctly. The CPU still makes a sound when Windows opens, but the display stays black and red. You might want to check the monitor's power connection and cables to rule out that issue.
From the outside it seems your graphics card isn’t holding up, but another issue might be at play. Sharing your hardware details would really help identify the problem.
Can you confirm if your changes are visible? I've updated the file, but I'm still not seeing them in your section. Let me know if you need more help!
I have a hypothesis here... What stands out is an A320 board with a 3000-series Ryzen and an RX6400 GPU. I've noticed before that updates to the 3000-series sometimes remove PCIe device support on certain A320 models, leading to issues with GPUs and similar components. Not implying this is your case, but it seems probable. I've also read elsewhere that the RX6400 struggles even with PCIe3 and likely needs PCIe4 for optimal performance, which an A320 board probably doesn't support. This suggests you might face two challenges—one of which could persist even if you manage to get it running. I can't boot an H61 board with a GTX1650, assuming similar constraints (the card requires PCIe3 while the board is PCIe1). PCIe compatibility isn't guaranteed in all scenarios. The RX6400 appears to be a clear example of that. Edited September 28, 2022 by An0maly_76 Revised, more info