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Help when I power my pc fans spin for a while then nothing

Whenever I turn on my PC, my fans spin for a good 20-25 seconds with no video output and then they shut off for 2 or so seconds then the process repeats.

specs: 

cpu:ryzen 5 2600

gpu: rtx 2060

mobo: ASRock b250m pro4

ram:16 gb 8x2 (usually running dual channel) 
Solutions i have tried:

replacing mobo (inspected cpu)

trying turning it on with every possible ram position including with no ram

making sure everything is plugged in everywhere

turning on without gpu, ssd, ram

I have not been able to verify that my ram works still but I want to see if its a likely candidate before buying more. 

right before this happened i got the error 0xe0434352 at location 0x00000000775546d2  when shutting my pc down. When I powered it back on I found out that only 8 gb of my ram was being shown so I shut down made sure both sticks of ram were installed, when I turned it on only the fans spun.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

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This is gonna sound kinda dickish, but have you tried a different cord..... My trusty faithful HDMI quit on me about a month back without any warning. Mind you, it's like 8-10 years old at the time. The other thing to consider: are you overocking? What speed is your memory running at? I've gotten overocks that don't crash the system, but also don't give display output.

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25 minutes ago, BiotechBen said:

This is gonna sound kinda dickish, but have you tried a different cord..... My trusty faithful HDMI quit on me about a month back without any warning. Mind you, it's like 8-10 years old at the time. The other thing to consider: are you overocking? What speed is your memory running at? I've gotten overocks that don't crash the system, but also don't give display output.

i have tried different coords and the memory speed is 2400.

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I would recommend clearing CMOS (take out button cell battery for a few seconds, then put it back in) and having it try to post running bare bone stock settings... If still nothing happens, then it might be the RAM. I would suggest then running it with each stick separately to see if you have a bad stick. If both sticks work, try re-seating the CPU.

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5 hours ago, BiotechBen said:

I would recommend clearing CMOS (take out button cell battery for a few seconds, then put it back in) and having it try to post running bare bone stock settings... If still nothing happens, then it might be the RAM. I would suggest then running it with each stick separately to see if you have a bad stick. If both sticks work, try re-seating the CPU.

i have tried the one stick test to no avail, when i switched the mobo I also reseated the cpu and mostly everything but i will try the battery. 

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Both sticks on their own didn't have it POST? Did you try them in different RAM slots systematically to see if a RAM slot wasn't working?

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1 minute ago, BiotechBen said:

Both sticks on their own didn't have it POST? Did you try them in different RAM slots systematically to see if a RAM slot wasn't working?

i tried every possible configuration of ram without POST.

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Just now, BiotechBen said:

Have you tried re-seating the CPU? (Taking out and putting back in)

yes i swapped mobo in the process i did reseat my cpu

 

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20 minutes ago, BiotechBen said:

and none of the things fixed it?

 

no the only difference between tests were the color of the rgb fans i have but they seem toi have no corolation with anything

 

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I used an identicle motherboard (ASRock b450m pro4) for my build and to troubleshoot, ill will thoroughly inspect my cpu again.

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Whenever I turn on my PC, my fans spin for a good 20-25 seconds with no video output and then they shut off for 2 or so seconds then the process repeats.

specs: 

cpu:ryzen 5 2600

gpu: rtx 2060

mobo: ASRock b250m pro4

ram:16 gb 8x2 (usually running dual channel) 
Solutions i have tried:

replacing mobo (inspected cpu)

trying turning it on with every possible ram position including with no ram

making sure everything is plugged in everywhere

turning on without gpu, ssd, ram

tried with a verified working stick of ram

Resetting CMOS

reseating everything

right before this happened i got the error 0xe0434352 at location 0x00000000775546d2  when shutting my pc down. When I powered it back on I found out that only 8 gb of my ram was being shown so I shut down made sure both sticks of ram were installed, when I turned it on only the fans spun and it was bootlooping after 20 or so seconds.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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22 minutes ago, PastorMilk said:

Whenever I turn on my PC, my fans spin for a good 20-25 seconds with no video output and then they shut off for 2 or so seconds then the process repeats.

specs: 

cpu:ryzen 5 2600

gpu: rtx 2060

mobo: ASRock b250m pro4

ram:16 gb 8x2 (usually running dual channel) 
Solutions i have tried:

replacing mobo (inspected cpu)

trying turning it on with every possible ram position including with no ram

making sure everything is plugged in everywhere

turning on without gpu, ssd, ram

tried with a verified working stick of ram

Resetting CMOS

reseating everything

right before this happened i got the error 0xe0434352 at location 0x00000000775546d2  when shutting my pc down. When I powered it back on I found out that only 8 gb of my ram was being shown so I shut down made sure both sticks of ram were installed, when I turned it on only the fans spun and it was bootlooping after 20 or so seconds.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Which motherboard did you test?

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