New build help
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Whats up? Any post lights on mobo?
Soldato
You'll be better off giving a bit more info as to what's actually happening! What specs the system has? Without anything to work with no one can really help you bud 
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I have a ASUS B650E with VENGEANCE® 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 DRAM 5600MHz C36 and have not had any RAM issues.
I updated the BIOS using Flashback button to 821 (new one for yours will be 823) before booting the PC for the first time.
You could also try removing the GPU and use the iGPU, One less thing to test. Also, the first power on takes a long time on AM5, should have some LED's to indicate its doing something but its different for each MB.
I updated the BIOS using Flashback button to 821 (new one for yours will be 823) before booting the PC for the first time.
You could also try removing the GPU and use the iGPU, One less thing to test. Also, the first power on takes a long time on AM5, should have some LED's to indicate its doing something but its different for each MB.
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The better info you provide the easier it is to help.
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Do you mean that when you press the button nothing happens AT ALL? i.e. completely dead
If so, I'd check:
- the PSU rear switch is in the ON position
- the 24 / 8 pin connectors are all plugged in and firmly seated
- the (case to board) front panel connectors are connected properly
- the power switch is functional and the wire up to the front panel and the motherboard is alright
So the fans are running?
How long do you wait for it? First boot on AM5 can be very long (talking in minutes here sometimes)
Have you tried HDMI instead of DP?
Have you tried the IGP (motherboard connectors) instead of the graphics card?