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AMD Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) - *** NO COMPETITOR HINTING ***

Haby birtdoy said:
Was being a bit odd after updating it. Not restarting properly, no bios screen. I then powered it down using the power button, and nothing since.

When I switch off from the mains, then switch on, the lights on the mobo and cooler flash for a millisecond but do nothing. Then my RGB ram lights up, but still completely dead when I switch on. Only if I switch off and on from the mains do I get that brief flash of light. Also, when I switch on for the first time, the psu makes a loud clicking noise. I've cleared CMOS using battery method and jumper, but still no luck.
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Leave the battery out for 10 mins or longer. Few of us on the (unofficial) OcUK discord were having the same issue.
 
Dervious said:
My EVGA PSU clicks every time I turn my PC on or off. It'll be a relay.
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A loud audible click? I’d not be having that. Never heard a healthy psu click in my life. Not saying there’s anything actually wrong with yours but I’d not be happy with that at all. I could be wrong but I’d be surprised to find a relay large enough to be audible inside a psu.
 
Thekwango said:
A loud audible click? I’d not be having that. Never heard a healthy psu click in my life. Not saying there’s anything actually wrong with yours but I’d not be happy with that at all. I could be wrong but I’d be surprised to find a relay large enough to be audible inside a psu.
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My Superflower has a soft click when it powers on or off :)
 
esoteric said:
My cheap Taichi has been despatched
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I cancelled mine. Was umming and ahhing for ages so I ended up flipping a coin :P At best I save myself £250 to spend on something else, at worst I can simply spend £200 on a 3600 which will actually most of what I need to do. I will do a proper upgrade when the next AMD chips come out unless I see a nice deal.

The chipset fans/temps kind of threw me off a bit which is what made start re-thinking if I wanted to keep it.
 
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