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New PC same HDD's, Pc won't boot when 1 particular HDD is plugged in power

Flitser

Hi,

 

So today i got my new pc:

ryzen 2600x

b450 tomahawk

300mhz vengeance

2700 rtx

corsair 750rx

 

Now Everything was working fine on old PC, I installed everything SSD first to make sure it works. Installed windows etc now when i try to put in my old HDD's (1 Tb and 1 3TB) the 1tb works fine. Now when i plug in the power to my newest HDD the 3TB one, the motherboards makes beeping sounds (long beeps then 2 short beeps repeated), the LED for VGA is red.

 

Is there something that this HDD is doing to my new gpu preventing it from booting when it get's power. The HDD is a WD 3TB green. Not sure what could be the problem here. The sata cable is not even plugged in so i'm at loss at to why my very old 1tb works and the newer one isn't (wich ofc has all my backups on it)

 

Any ideas?

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Try different SATA ports, try with fewer RAM sticks plugged in. Try getting to the BIOS with just the trouble drive. Try booting without the 1TB.

Try swapping RAM positions. You could also just let it sit and see if the error goes away. 

 

It could be a power supply issue, where the PSU can't handle the 3 drives + the CPU and GPU. I would call it faulty at that point, since a 750W PSU can handle on OC 2600x + OC 2070 in terms of load wattage. I run a 750W on a 2600x, 1070, 32GB RAM (3000MHz Vengeance), a sound card, a Hue+, a riser card for an M.2 SSD, a SATA SSD, 3 SATA HDDs, a DVD drive, a 2 fan CPU cooler, and a fan controller with 6 fans hooked up. My load wattage is approx 587W.

 

I'm not sure if beep codes mean much these days. I decided to be bold with my RAM upgrade the other day (for looks, though it should've worked) and got this:
3 short beeps, reset (according to google, this means NO memory detected. I had all 4 slots populated with identical RAM, minus heat spreader color. Asus also didn't even include beep codes in the manual)

after the first reset, 3 short beeps and another reset

after second reset, 1 long beep and hang, followed by reset (long beep means NO VGA. My 1070 was reseated prior to RAM install; hard to navigate when you have a massive GPU and CPU cooler, I made sure to hook up the monitor before I powered on).

long hang, and then clear POST

F1 for "new config" 

If I don't save changes and exit I clear POST and get to Windows. If I save changes and exit I get the same trail of beeps; rinse repeat.

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Well The problem is happening even with no SATA ports connected, I tried different PSU cables. The PSU is 2 weeks old and was working fine in previous build. (gtx 970 I54660 etc)

 

It should be able to handle almost everything and it happens when only that HDD is plugged in and the other HDD and SSD are left without power. So there is something going on between that particular HDD and my Motherboard/Graphics card. No boot or bios to check what's going on tho.

 

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