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I just bought a b450 ds3h with a 3600x but i need to update the bios in order to use this cpu first. would a ryzen 3 3200g work for this or is it still to new?

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3 minutes ago, Zingogun said:

I just bought a b450 ds3h with a 3600x but i need to update the bios in order to use this cpu first. would a ryzen 3 3200g work for this or is it still to new?

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Is this image on the motherboard box?

If yes, then you can install the 3600x right away.

If no, the 3200G probably can't boot either. but worth a try I guess.

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so my motherboard box does have that on it but when i try to post all my fans start spinning and lights come on the motherboard but nothing displays on my monitor 

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If you can't boot with the 3600X, you won't be able to boot with the 3200G as BIOS doesn't support the 3000 series. 

 

You'd need to get hold of a 2000 series processor or get a PC shop to update it for you. 

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1 minute ago, Zingogun said:

so my motherboard box does have that on it but when i try to post all my fans start spinning and lights come on the motherboard but nothing displays on my monitor 

What videocard are you using and is your monitor plugged into there?

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5 minutes ago, minibois said:

What videocard are you using and is your monitor plugged into there?

ive got a 1660 ti and ive tried both directly to the mobo and then shut it all down and to the gpu

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1 minute ago, Zingogun said:

ive got a 1660 ti and ive tried both directly to the mobo and then shut it all down and to the gpu

Directly to the motherboard wouldn't work, so you don't need to try that again.

Make sure the videocard power is plugged in, your monitor is set to the right input too.

Also, check your cables. 24 pin, 8 pin EPS, GPU's PCIE 6+2 pin power at the very least.

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2 minutes ago, minibois said:

Directly to the motherboard wouldn't work, so you don't need to try that again.

Make sure the videocard power is plugged in, your monitor is set to the right input too.

Also, check your cables. 24 pin, 8 pin EPS, GPU's PCIE 6+2 pin power at the very least.

That worked thank you very much i thought i had a completely different promblem! you are awesome !!

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