New Ryzen rig no ports working( no display and model keyboard not working and probably every other part on the mobile)

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nimitjogani62

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Mobo- Asus a320m (am4)
CPU - ryzen 3 1200
GPU - Rx 560
Psu - Corsair vs450
Ram - crucial 2133mhz 8gb

CPU fan turns on
GPU light turns on
No beeps
Tried resetting cmos
Tried removing/reinstalling ram
Tried removing/reconnecting all pins

Something is definitely faulty right?
 
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jr9
Try a different GPU. If you got through that entire list and still no video I'd suspect the motherboard or PSU is the issue. If you don't have spare parts and can't borrow any I'd recommend a local shop that can test all the parts with known working ones to determine which part is causing POST failure. This is better than buying parts and guessing.

You could blind RMA the motherboard in an effort to rule it out.

Installing a speaker could help immensely as it could tell you exactly which part is the issue as POST is failing before video loads.
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I am going to refer you to the general troubleshooting thread:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

Work through the list. WORK!, not just read!
If you still have issues, come back here with the results of EACH step in the list. Since we can neither see nor touch your PC, the results of each step gives us data to eliminate possible problems or common errors, and give you a reasoned diagnosis. Help us to help you!
 
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You need to install the system speaker, as sometimes the beep codes are the only thing that can tell us what's wrong.

 
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Try a different GPU. If you got through that entire list and still no video I'd suspect the motherboard or PSU is the issue. If you don't have spare parts and can't borrow any I'd recommend a local shop that can test all the parts with known working ones to determine which part is causing POST failure. This is better than buying parts and guessing.

You could blind RMA the motherboard in an effort to rule it out.

Installing a speaker could help immensely as it could tell you exactly which part is the issue as POST is failing before video loads.
 
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