My PC will not post

[unskilledmoss]

My computer will not post unsure why

 

Ryzen 5 3600

16GB of g skill ram

550 watt power supply

GTX 1650 super GPU

Hyper 212 Evo CPU cooler

ASRock killer SLI motherboard updated to the latest bios

 

my computer will not post with the ryzen 5 in it though it does post with an older ryzen even after updating the BIOS to support the new ryzen

 

[TeaJayAye]

If you're positive the mobo has the proper bios to support that Ryzen 5 3600, you may have a bad component. Will it post if you run with onboard graphics? Do you have other DDR4 you can try?

[unskilledmoss]

1 minute ago, TeaJayAye said:

If you're positive the mobo has the proper bios to support that Ryzen 5 3600, you may have a bad component. Will it post if you run with onboard graphics? Do you have other DDR4 you can try?

Yes I check the motherboard website and made sure to get the proper bios for it. I don't believe this CPU has onboard graphics. And no I don't have any other ddr4

[TeaJayAye]

9 minutes ago, unskilledmoss said:

Yes I check the motherboard website and made sure to get the proper bios for it. I don't believe this CPU has onboard graphics. And no I don't have any other ddr4

Gotcha. Wasn't aware the new Ryzen chips didn't have onboard graphics. Make sure all the connections to your motherboard are correct. Make sure you haven't reversed the positive and negative connections for your front I/O.  Are the components getting power? Double check all connections. Rebuild the computer if you have to.

[unskilledmoss]

Everything is connected I just rebuilt the computer this morning everything has power there's no power cycling or any kind of errors I'm just not getting any video or post

[5x5]

19 minutes ago, unskilledmoss said:

My computer will not post unsure why

 

Ryzen 5 3600

16GB of g skill ram

550 watt power supply

GTX 1650 super GPU

Hyper 212 Evo CPU cooler

ASRock killer SLI motherboard updated to the latest bios

 

my computer will not post with the ryzen 5 in it though it does post with an older ryzen even after updating the BIOS to support the new ryzen

 

Did you update the BIOS through windows (the wrong way) or through ASRock's BIOS utility?

[unskilledmoss]

1 minute ago, 5x5 said:

Did you update the BIOS through windows (the wrong way) or through ASRock's BIOS utility?

I updated it through the BIOS utility I had to use an AMD boot kit to do so. 

[5x5]

1 minute ago, unskilledmoss said:

I updated it through the BIOS utility I had to use an AMD boot kit to do so. 

Are you sure the proper BIOS image was flashed? Or that the BIOS update went through?

[unskilledmoss]

Just now, 5x5 said:

Are you sure the proper BIOS image was flashed? Or that the BIOS update went through?

Yeah I checked it after the BIOS update it it was updated properly to the newest bios as soon as I put in the ryzen 5 I got no post.

[TeaJayAye]

1 minute ago, 5x5 said:

Are you sure the proper BIOS image was flashed? Or that the BIOS update went through?

Yeah, if you're sure everything is connected properly and the BIOS update was done correctly, it has to be a bad component. Dumb point, but be sure that your monitor is connected properly and is turned on.

[unskilledmoss]

Just now, TeaJayAye said:

Yeah, if you're sure everything is connected properly and the BIOS update was done correctly, it has to be a bad component. Dumb point, but be sure that your monitor is connected properly and is turned on.

The only component that I can think that is bad is the motherboard as I got a new ryzen 5 this morning just to make sure it's not the CPU. 

[TeaJayAye]

3 minutes ago, unskilledmoss said:

The only component that I can think that is bad is the motherboard as I got a new ryzen 5 this morning just to make sure it's not the CPU. 

Do you have a friend or family member who may have the ability to help you test the components piece by piece? Maybe a friend will let you load your GPU or RAM into his or her system to test that they work? I think the only way to determine it's your motherboard is to eliminate everything else. Start with the easy stuff like the RAM and GPU and then test the CPU. If all of those components work, it may just be the motherboard.

[unskilledmoss]

3 minutes ago, TeaJayAye said:

Do you have a friend or family member who may have the ability to help you test the components piece by piece? Maybe a friend will let you load your GPU or RAM into his or her system to test that they work? I think the only way to determine it's your motherboard is to eliminate everything else. Start with the easy stuff like the RAM and GPU and then test the CPU. If all of those components work, it may just be the motherboard.

I've used various parts from my brother's computer I have yet to get a post

[TeaJayAye]

2 hours ago, unskilledmoss said:

I've used various parts from my brother's computer I have yet to get a post

Put your parts in your brother's computer. Does his system boot with your Ram? What about with your GPU? If so, both components are fine. This will help you narrow it down.

[Dr.PC.Repair]

Are you sure you have a 3600 and not a 3600X? The 3600 is a 65w CPU and the 3600X is a 95w CPU. Your might not have a strong enough PSU to boot a 95w CPU where as your previous CPU that works might be only a 65w. Also online PSU wattage calculators are only estimates - and so are most PSU ratings printed on the sides of PSU's. One brands rated 500w may not be equal to another brands....If you have access to your brothers PC see if you can try his PSU in your PC and try to boot with it.