ryzen Ryzen build issue

[sahlhrahou]

i recently finishef building a ryzen gaming pc but when i finished putting everything in place and i turn it on the fan spin and case led lights is on but no display.

MOBO: MSI A320M PRO-VH PLUS

CPU: Ryzen 5 1600

RAM: Crucial DDR4 8GB 2133MHZ

GPU: GIGABYTE AORUS GTX 1660 TI 6GB

PSU: SMART POWER 400W 8+ BRONZE

CASE: Cooler Master MB520 RGB

Ps: when i turn the pc on the ez debug led indicate solid white in dram and i tried turning on the pc without ram but nothing changed still solid white in dram debug Led

please help

[Skiiwee29]

how many sticks and in which slot did you put it in?

[sahlhrahou]

i have 1 8gb stick and the mobo have 2 slots and i tried it in both slots

[Adsome2007]

Did you plug the monitors cable into your the gpu or the motherboard

[DoctorNick]

Try moving the memory stick to the other port. Check power cables and put a little pressure on each to check if they click. Alternatively try booting without the graphics card installed. 

[Caennanu]

Right so, it turns on but nothing happens.

It doesn't even power cycle a couple times, as in it turns itsself off a couple of times?

 

Next to the memory slots and 24 pin powerconnector is a debug led. Can you tell us which leds are burning?

[sahlhrahou]

27 minutes ago, Adsome2007 said:

Did you plug the monitors cable into your the gpu or the motherboard

i pluged it in both

[sahlhrahou]

27 minutes ago, Caennanu said:

Right so, it turns on but nothing happens.

It doesn't even power cycle a couple times, as in it turns itsself off a couple of times?

 

Next to the memory slots and 24 pin powerconnector is a debug led. Can you tell us which leds are burning?

the dram light is on all te time even when i booted without ram 

[Caennanu]

Sounds like a defective RAM stick, or not properly plugged in. either or.

Do you have the option to test with another stick? Any size (capacity, not generation) will do.

[sahlhrahou]

35 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Try moving the memory stick to the other port. Check power cables and put a little pressure on each to check if they click. Alternatively try booting without the graphics card installed. 

the cpu doesn't have onboard gpu but just to make sure i tried that but nothing happend the dram debug led is continuously on

[Caennanu]

2 minutes ago, sahlhrahou said:

the cpu doesn't have onboard gpu but just to make sure i tried that but nothing happend the dram debug led is continuously on

 

Can we see the top too? meaning the top of the mainboard.

[Caennanu]

To add. Have you tried to let the computer try to 'learn' the memory? It can take a while.

Just leave the computer on and do its thing, think maybe 10 minutes should do the trick?

[sahlhrahou]

11 minutes ago, Caennanu said:

Can we see the top too? meaning the top of the mainboard.

 

[Caennanu]

11 minutes ago, sahlhrahou said:

 

 

Thank you, everything looks connected properly, so only conclusions i can make are defective memory module, memory slot or simply the mainboard takes a long time to learn the memory. 

I think 'default' setting for a ryzen cpu is that it expects 2333mhz memory?

[sahlhrahou]

11 minutes ago, Caennanu said:

Thank you, everything looks connected properly, so only conclusions i can make are defective memory module, memory slot or simply the mainboard takes a long time to learn the memory. 

I think 'default' setting for a ryzen cpu is that it expects 2333mhz memory?

the ram is 8gb DDR4 2133MHZ

[Caennanu]

3 minutes ago, sahlhrahou said:

the ram is 8gb DDR4 2133MHZ

yeah, should learn it automatically and boot anyway.

When you first powered it on, did it powercycle on itsself? as in, turn itsself on and off a couple of times?

[Caennanu]

10 minutes ago, sahlhrahou said:

the ram is 8gb DDR4 2133MHZ

In case you do not have an extra stick to test with. Try resetting the bios.

Either take the battery out after unplugging the power cable, put it back in after a minute, followed by the power cable. Or put a jumper on the 2 pins jsut above the i of MSI (in picture its titled JBAT1)

[sahlhrahou]

5 hours ago, Caennanu said:

In case you do not have an extra stick to test with. Try resetting the bios.

Either take the battery out after unplugging the power cable, put it back in after a minute, followed by the power cable. Or put a jumper on the 2 pins jsut above the i of MSI (in picture its titled JBAT1)

i tried that nothing changed

[Caennanu]

11 hours ago, sahlhrahou said:

i tried that nothing changed

So then either a defective board, defective ram stick or defective powersupply.

[sahlhrahou]

On 7/2/2019 at 8:50 AM, Caennanu said:

So then either a defective board, defective ram stick or defective powersupply.

the problem was with the ram stick , I replaced it and problem solved

The thing is i have a little doubt about my PSU it's a 400w 80+ bronze and its running just fine with no problem, but in the long term will it cause a problem or fry other component??

please help!

[Caennanu]

6 hours ago, sahlhrahou said:

the problem was with the ram stick , I replaced it and problem solved

The thing is i have a little doubt about my PSU it's a 400w 80+ bronze and its running just fine with no problem, but in the long term will it cause a problem or fry other component??

please help!

this is hard to answer, as you never have a certainty.

in my life thus far, both using a brand as psu's that came with cases, i've had only 1 psu that malfunctioned in its lifespan. And even then it didn't fry anything else in the case.

The one you have should in theory be able to keep your system up and running without frying anything.

 

If you do decide to replace it, check this post for advice:

if you really want to spend money tho, i would rather recommend you spend it on a 2nd ram stick for dual channelling.

[sahlhrahou]

7 hours ago, Caennanu said:

this is hard to answer, as you never have a certainty.

in my life thus far, both using a brand as psu's that came with cases, i've had only 1 psu that malfunctioned in its lifespan. And even then it didn't fry anything else in the case.

The one you have should in theory be able to keep your system up and running without frying anything.

 

If you do decide to replace it, check this post for advice:

if you really want to spend money tho, i would rather recommend you spend it on a 2nd ram stick for dual channelling.

Since i wanted to replace the ram stick i bought a corsair vengeance DDR4 16gb (8gbx2) 2400mhz