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TUF B365m Plus Gaming won't boot with Constant Red Light

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I built this about a week ago and it was working properly until just now. The board is a TUF B365M-PLUS GAMING board as mentioned in the title. I tried to turn it on just now but theres no video output after the startup bios screen. The liquid cooler fans and the lights of the ram turned on but not the 4 casing fans. I used the fan's controller to turn it on and they did turned on but they shut off the stuff that was initially on. I pressed the power button for a few seconds to shut it off and it stayed like this until now. The led light should should be cycling through the colours when nothing is wrong. I searched the whole Internet but I can't find anything related to this problem in this board. I really hope u guys can help me ??

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10 minutes ago, HamsterTom said:

The board is a TUF B360M-PLUS GAMING board as mentioned in the title.

The title actually says B365m, which is not the same thing. What CPU and motherboard are you using?

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9 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

The title actually says B365m, which is not the same thing. What CPU and motherboard are you using?

Opps sorry? it's a TUF B365M Plus Gaming with i3-9100f

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I think the red light is the default RGB color.

 

What PSU are you using?

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3 minutes ago, Plutosaurus said:

I think the red light is the default RGB color.

 

What PSU are you using?

I don't think so, default should be colour cycle. 

I'm using cooler master mwe 550w white psu. 

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2 minutes ago, HamsterTom said:

I don't think so, default should be colour cycle. 

I'm using cooler master mwe 550w white psu. 

I don't think the RGB color would have any indication of error codes though.

 

Might just be a symptom of motherboard failure?

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31 minutes ago, HamsterTom said:

Opps sorry? it's a TUF B365M Plus Gaming with i3-9100f

Since it's an F SKU CPU, you are using a graphics card right? And also you're not using any motherboard ports for video?

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Draws 400 watts under max load, for reference.

 

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14 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

Since it's an F SKU CPU, you are using a graphics card right? And also you're not using any motherboard ports for video?

Sorry that I didn't mention it earlier, I'm using a rx580 and yes Im not using motherboard ports 

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19 minutes ago, HamsterTom said:

Sorry that I didn't mention it earlier, I'm using a rx580 and yes Im not using motherboard ports 

I would check and make sure if things like power cables and ram are seated properly. Sometimes I find that the 24 pin for the motherboard can be tricky

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Draws 400 watts under max load, for reference.

 

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39 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

I would check and make sure if things like power cables and ram are seated properly. Sometimes I find that the 24 pin for the motherboard can be tricky

It was working properly yesterday and I didnt even touch anything. Anyways, I will check the cables and thanks for your suggestion. 

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9 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

I would check and make sure if things like power cables and ram are seated properly. Sometimes I find that the 24 pin for the motherboard can be tricky

I checked the cables but I saw nothing wrong. Do u think resetting the CMOS will help? 

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2 hours ago, HamsterTom said:

I checked the cables but I saw nothing wrong. Do u think resetting the CMOS will help? 

It may help, that's an easy troubleshooting step so I think you should try it.

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Draws 400 watts under max load, for reference.

 

How many watts do I need? ATX 3.0 & PCIe 5.0 spec, PSU misconceptions, protections explained, group reg is bad

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Welp, bad luck for me. I reseted the CMOS by taking out the battery but it still didn't work. Really need to know what the red light means tho. Does it mean a hardware is faulty or something is not correctly installed? 

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