New build issue

Just had a look at CPU compatibility list and the Ryzen 7600 is supported from bios 0602, there is no bios 0602. :confused:

Hope the new board works out for you. Did you order the same one?
 
Tested with new mobo and same issue..

New mobo has LED indicators and getting nothing on them either so must be the psu then.
Just tried jump start on the psu with the paperclip and again nothing from the psu, no fan spinning or the slightest hum
 
djc_2005 said:
Just tried jump start on the psu with the paperclip and again nothing from the psu, no fan spinning or the slightest hum
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if you have the right 2 cables and get nothing its dead.
for poo and giggles you have the switch on the psu to on right... i ones did that and it about an hour of messing till i noticed :cry:

at least the PSU will have warranty.
 
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yeah I checked that a few times just to check! Amount of times I have made mistakes like that! It's just surprising that I was able to flashback the bios using that PSU yet I can't get anything from it at all!
 
All tested outside the case and tested without the CPU present too which I would expect the PSU to fire up case fans etc when connected but still no dice
 
djc_2005 said:
All tested outside the case and tested without the CPU present too which I would expect the PSU to fire up case fans etc when connected but still no dice
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no if there is no CPU at all you get nothing, its not like ram where you get an error message on screen.

djc_2005 said:
yeah I checked that a few times just to check! Amount of times I have made mistakes like that! It's just surprising that I was able to flashback the bios using that PSU yet I can't get anything from it at all!
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it would use standby voltage for flash back... but yer you would think dead is dead...
check all cables are seated right on the PSU side, and that EPS is in the right socket
 
Well this new mobo has led indicators to show CPU, ram, VGA or boot fault and none light up either. I would hope this would detect CPU if the CPU was at fault
 
so update on this issue...
new PSU has arrived and there is now power and fans spin up etc but still doesnt boot...
odd thing is it will power on by pressing power button but holding it down wont turn off the power so have a feeling something else is up
tried with one stick of ram etc
onboard gpu
flashed bios again
maybe it was the mobo as well or could this be something else!

any help appreciated
 
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so update on this issue...
new PSU has arrived and there is now power and fans spin up etc but still doesnt boot...
odd thing is it will power on by pressing power button but holding it down wont turn off the power so have a feeling something else is up
tried with one stick of ram etc
onboard gpu
flashed bios again
maybe it was the mobo as well or could this be something else!

any help appreciated
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So, are you using the new mobo and power supply or are you using the new PSU with the original mobo?

Do you still have the new mobo to swap in and see if it boots? If it still does not with a new PSU and mobo then it could be the CPU
 
Tested with the new PSU and original mobo.
The replacement mobo was already sent back which I now wish I hadn't!
Just really not having much luck with this
 
djc_2005 said:
so update on this issue...
new PSU has arrived and there is now power and fans spin up etc but still doesnt boot...
odd thing is it will power on by pressing power button but holding it down wont turn off the power so have a feeling something else is up
tried with one stick of ram etc
onboard gpu
flashed bios again
maybe it was the mobo as well or could this be something else!

any help appreciated
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didn't you have anew mobo?
you know the 1st time you boot it up, you may have blank screen etc for 5/10mins as the system does memory training(only the once). after that will boot normally. Any you've got all cable plugged in, including the cpu one top left corner of the mobo? can be easy to forget when fault finding and swapping stuff around. 2 mobo and 2 psu, you're down to cpu/ram...and you haven't plugged in gpu...you don't need to atm so don't...take that out the equation
 
The new mobo went straight back as thought it was the psu. Which it kinda proves it was as we are now a step further but could it be that both the PSU and mobo went at the same time????
Triple checked all cables to ensure not missed anything as well.
So both mobo power is connected
Wish I had kept the other mobo now to be able to test but feel like I need.to reorder but can't believe that both a PSU and mobo failed together
 
djc_2005 said:
The new mobo went straight back as thought it was the psu. Which it kinda proves it was as we are now a step further but could it be that both the PSU and mobo went at the same time????
Triple checked all cables to ensure not missed anything as well.
So both mobo power is connected
Wish I had kept the other mobo now to be able to test but feel like I need.to reorder but can't believe that both a PSU and mobo failed together
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It's looking like it was a PSU and motherboard failure.

It could have been the PSU all along but it took out the board with it as well.

What processor do you have?
 
ED209 said:
It's looking like it was a PSU and motherboard failure.

It could have been the PSU all along but it took out the board with it as well.

What processor do you have?
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Ryzen 5 7600 CPU

looks like another board will have to be ordered again to see if thats now gone too
picking up a 4 pin speaker for the board later just in case that gives any clues as well when booting
 
so tested with a speaker connected and mobo not giving out any beeps at all

has raised an rma to ocuk so will see what they say next
 
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