Joakm89

So update! We try a new cpu and we still have the same senario. We are pretty sure we have a broken board

So my friend just built a new pc. We put it all together and prest start. The computer started at first but shortly shutdown and refused to start aging, no fan spinning, nothing. So going through the steps and we found that one of the CPU pins (AMD Ryzen 5) was bent. We bent it back and plug it back in to try agin, nothing. Later on we found that the PC starts (fan spining and lights) when we un plug the CPU Power. So now the question is, do we have a dead cpu or motherboard. Or can it be the PSU?

ok, thanks a lot!

i'm having a hard time finding motherboards that have the new 2000 chipset. Do anyone know what i'm to look for or have any recommendation? PS i'm not upgrading from Ryzen

ok nice to know. i'll probably do that

i know :^) and isn't it like one of the top AMD CPU's? i know that ryzen is out but it's the best of AM-3 but it's the best i can get to my motherboard (i think?)

AMD FX-6350 for now. But i'll upgrade to FX-8370E... one day and i'm swedish : )

Not in my region. unfortunately some pc parts are more expensive here. : ( they are about 110$ here.

BitFenix something. don't remember the rest.

my chassi only supports 120mm, and don't want to buy a new one if i really don't have to but will keep it in mind. thx! : )

Corsair Hydro H80i for 97$ or Corsair Hydro H60 for 94$ i'm not on a super small budget but would like the someone's opinion? edit: my chassi only supports a one (120mm) fan radiator (H60- and H80i V2)

i'll probably overclock it first, but thanks for the advice!

Am i getting bottlenecked? I just upgraded my GPU to gtx 1060 and i can say it performs better. But i am not getting up in 100% GPU usage and i'm suspecting bottlenecking. Specs: CPU: AMD FX-6350 /6 core/~3,5ghz (not overclocked) GPU: GTX 1060 3 GB RAM: 16,0 GB (2, 8GBs) PSU: EVGA 650 G2 - 650W 1 HDD