Ryzen 3 no post

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

Hi guys!

I'am currently building a new PC for myself, but the little boy just wont post. I connected the 24 pin to the motherboard, installed, the double stick 4fb ddr4 memory, installed my ryzen 3 1200, 1050 TI, then I start the thing, everything is lighting up, turning, no smoke...but no image on monitor as well.

Any suggestions? Im strarting to freak out.

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

What about the 8 pin cpu power connector?

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

The supply has a 4 pin, a 6+2 pin and is 400 watts. I pluged the 4 pin in, same results, they said it should work fine. (I'm kinda new to PC building).

vapour · Sep 23, 2017

1. Please post all specs, especially MB, do not do 4 pin only if 8 pin is also available ! Could damage your MB.
2. Try pulling out 1050 ti and try onboard gpu to boot first

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

Make and model of the psu and motherboard?

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

Vapour, with a ryzen 3 that system will have no igpu.

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

vapour :

I have pluged in only the 4 pin, cause there is no 8 pin, and the 6+2 pin isn't "shape compatible".

Specs:
Ryzen 3 1200,
GTX 1050 TI
2*4gb DDR4 (the 2133MHZ)
Gigabyte K320M-Ds2
Chieftec 400Watt psu
I tried every method expect the full 8 pin connected in (because i can't.....)

vapour · Sep 23, 2017

bignastyid :

Please tell us about the following:

1. Motherboard model
2. PSU model
3. RAM model

vapour · Sep 23, 2017

Can't find your MB model anywhere, not listed in Gigabyte AM4 MB list:
http://www.gigabyte.us/Motherboard/AMD-Socket-AM4

Your MB may be incompatible, can you double check the MB model?

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

Please double check that motherboard model as the model you posted doesn't exist. Also the majority of cheiftecs psus are garbage.

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

vapour :

I did listed the specs above

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

vapour :

Yeah A320m-ds2, not K320M.....
gigabyte A320m-Ds2

vapour · Sep 23, 2017

1. Make sure your gpu is plugged in fully
2. Check hdmi/vga/dvi cable connection is secured
3. check the cable
4. check the monitor
5. try boot with only 1 ram in the slot, change slot/ram next time
6. reset cmos battery

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

But I think I'm going out buying a Removed PSU that has a decent 8 pin for the CPU and shove this one down the throat of the shoopkeeper.

How much watts do I need guys?

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

Judging by the manual you are going to need a psu with an 8-pin eps/cpu power connector. The manual makes no mention of working with only a 4-pin. 8 pin eps connectors are standard on the majority of decent quality psus.

vapour · Sep 23, 2017

try seasonic 520w 80+

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

Thank you guys both for the solution. It saturday night here, so I will go whatever I can pick up at my local bestbyte. And hove I wont leave my salary there for a PSU.

Really thx for ur time and help again. I will give u feedbeck about the process.

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

A good quality 400w or larger unit will be fine.

Please watch the language, the use of profanity is not allowed in this forum.

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

At my local best buy the only decent units they sell are the new Corsair CXm series and a CX450m would be plenty gor your specs. Avoid the Dynex, rocketfish and thermaltake tr2s they sell.

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

They dont have any 8pin cpu psu under 650watts, also the guy said again, that -it should work with 4pin

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

Usually if a 4-pin will work the manual will.show which side of the 8-pin plug to use the 4-pin in. The manual for your board states no such thing. Which leads me to believe it requires all 8 pins.

If he is so sure take the system there and plug in a psu with an 8-pin connector and see if the system works.

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

Also at first I tried to post without the gpu. Is it possible, that the mobo stuck in a loop? Should I reset it somehow?

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

It wasn't going to post without a gpu. It's highly unlikly thats the problem but it will cost nothing but time the reset the bios with the clr cmos jumper. Instructions on doing so are on page 17 of the manual.

urquhart6 · Sep 23, 2017

I works! Reseted the bios pluged the for pin in, got the post. Best community ever, really thank you for all the help

bignastyid · Sep 23, 2017

Odd, but glad it's up and going.

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