PC Acting Funny

[V3ptur]

Hi there,

I recently added some new hardware to my PC however I'm getting loads of issues that I've never had before. I went from a i7-6800k & X99 motherboard to a ryzen 9 3900x and x570 motherboard and for some reason it doesnt boot up sometimes, I get the odd flickr on the screen or when I restart the PC the fans crank up but doesn't post and the fans just constantly keep on spinning and last but not least is that I have to do a hard shutdown a few times then the fans start going then they stop and the pc resets then turns back on and actually boots up. 

 

• I've done a clean install of windows
• I've done a updated the BIOS to the second most recent as the most recent one just wont allow me to boot up the system to OS
• I've done a clean install of the GPU drivers
• I've even swapped my GPU but same issue

I'm currently at the stage now where I don't really know what to do. Any solutions or advice would be highly appreciated.

 

Also I seem to be getting an issue where my GPU cranks up to 100% when a game is running and then crashes. It also cranks up to 100% when no programs are open sometimes and then blue screens. Same thing happens when I plug in my GTX 1060 as well. Does this seem like a faulty motherboard?

 

My PC Specs:

• Ryzen 9 3900x
• Gigabyte Aorus Elite X570
• Corsair Vegance RAM 3000Mhz 16GB (2x8gb)
• Windows 10 64bit Pro
• Samsung Evo 850 SSD 1TB
• RTX 2070 Super Founders Edition
• Corsair HX850i

[NotSoEpicMods]

Are you able to get or have a mobo speaker? and are there any beep codes when this issue comes up?

[V3ptur]

No beeping or post code indicator I'm afraid.

Does it seem most likley the motherboard is at fault?

[Mark Kaine]

Lol people keep forgetting to post their PSU all the time... 

You might not think it's important, but maybe you have a 250w knockoff PSU in there and it *is* important, you know. 

 

This is not a rant,  just saying.  

[V3ptur]

On 11/29/2019 at 9:48 AM, Mark Kaine said:

Lol people keep forgetting to post their PSU all the time... 

You might not think it's important, but maybe you have a 250w knockoff PSU in there and it *is* important, you know. 

 

This is not a rant,  just saying.  

Yeh my bad sorry I always forget. 

 

My PSU is a Corsair HX850i Platinum