- Sep 25, 2018
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Hello, guys!
I'm needing some guidance here. I have the following set-up:
ASUS A320M-K
RYZEN 3 1300X
BALLISTIX DDR4 16GB 2400MHz
Hyper X DDR4 8GB 2400MHZ (reserve. I don't use it)
RADEON RX560
Recently my PC turned on, but there was no video. Keyboard lights were working and responding (num lock and caps lock) what made me think for a moment that it could be the monitor. Then I tested the monitor and cables with my laptop, and everything was fine with it, so the problem could be on computer side.
As my Ryzen does not have onboard GPU, I am short on possibilities (I'm unable to use onboard video)... so I started by replacing the memories: nothing. Removed everything, cleaned the contacts and put again: nothing. Removed all USB plugs and HDD: nothing. As It was late night, I decided to try again next day.
In the day after my PC worked as nothing has happened... It passed a week working perfectly (FPS stable during games, no freezing, no hanging... everything perfect!) until last wednesday, when the same problem appeared again. After a lot of workarounds (remove, cleaning, clear CMOS, changin the memories, disconnecting HDD, etc), I finally could see the POST screen, but for a short moment... it disappeared and then the problem returned. (The caps lock still blinking on my command).
As I had nothing else to try, I left my PSU, MOBO and GPU in the store that I bought them because these parts are still covered by local warranty. It passed a week and now they just called me and said that everything is OK. EVERYTHING... IS... OK!!!
On the other hand, they did not tested my HDD, memories and CPU, because I bought them on internet.
So, now I'm thinking about these scenarios:
1. The processor is not recognizing the graphics card (thus, a faulty CPU);
2. It is a MOBO-related issue (and the store's technical assistance is wrong in diagnostics; thus, a faulty MOBO);
3. It is a GPU-related issue (and the store's technical assistanc is wrong; thus, a faulty GPU);
4. The combo RYZEN 3 1300X + A320M-K + CRUCIAL BALLISTIX is unstable (in this case, which part should be replaced?);
Which one seems to be more plausible? Have you ever seen this?
Any help would be welcome.
Thanks in advance!
I'm needing some guidance here. I have the following set-up:
ASUS A320M-K
RYZEN 3 1300X
BALLISTIX DDR4 16GB 2400MHz
Hyper X DDR4 8GB 2400MHZ (reserve. I don't use it)
RADEON RX560
Recently my PC turned on, but there was no video. Keyboard lights were working and responding (num lock and caps lock) what made me think for a moment that it could be the monitor. Then I tested the monitor and cables with my laptop, and everything was fine with it, so the problem could be on computer side.
As my Ryzen does not have onboard GPU, I am short on possibilities (I'm unable to use onboard video)... so I started by replacing the memories: nothing. Removed everything, cleaned the contacts and put again: nothing. Removed all USB plugs and HDD: nothing. As It was late night, I decided to try again next day.
In the day after my PC worked as nothing has happened... It passed a week working perfectly (FPS stable during games, no freezing, no hanging... everything perfect!) until last wednesday, when the same problem appeared again. After a lot of workarounds (remove, cleaning, clear CMOS, changin the memories, disconnecting HDD, etc), I finally could see the POST screen, but for a short moment... it disappeared and then the problem returned. (The caps lock still blinking on my command).
As I had nothing else to try, I left my PSU, MOBO and GPU in the store that I bought them because these parts are still covered by local warranty. It passed a week and now they just called me and said that everything is OK. EVERYTHING... IS... OK!!!
On the other hand, they did not tested my HDD, memories and CPU, because I bought them on internet.
So, now I'm thinking about these scenarios:
1. The processor is not recognizing the graphics card (thus, a faulty CPU);
2. It is a MOBO-related issue (and the store's technical assistance is wrong in diagnostics; thus, a faulty MOBO);
3. It is a GPU-related issue (and the store's technical assistanc is wrong; thus, a faulty GPU);
4. The combo RYZEN 3 1300X + A320M-K + CRUCIAL BALLISTIX is unstable (in this case, which part should be replaced?);
Which one seems to be more plausible? Have you ever seen this?
Any help would be welcome.
Thanks in advance!
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