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Wasn't sure where to put this. Recently got my ram as the final part of my Ryzen build, and just tried to get things all together. What's in the build:

 

Ryzen 5 1600

Sapphire RX 570 Nitro+ 8GB

G.Skill 16GB 3000 ram

WD blue 1tb HDD

Biostar TB350-BTC

EVGA 430W psu

 

Problem:

As soon as I switch the power supply on, the PC automatically turns on. No display when it's on, power button doesn't work. I've made sure everything is plugged in, checked if front headers were properly arranged, etc etc. I'm stumped. I'm wondering if perhaps the psu isn't enough?

 

I've also rebuilt my old system to make sure it's not an issue with the gpu, hdd, or the psu as those are the components I've been using previously. Those work fine.

 

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I saw someone having a similar problem with their ryzen setup and the motherboard was dead. Sounds like tou may have a similar problem. Do you have another GPU for a quick test?

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9 hours ago, DragonTamer1 said:

I saw someone having a similar problem with their ryzen setup and the motherboard was dead. Sounds like tou may have a similar problem. Do you have another GPU for a quick test?

Yeah, I have a spare 1050ti. I did try testing it with this, and it didn't work.

 

Update: Oddly it took several tries, but after resetting the CMOS it finally booted.

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