R9 5900x P.O.S.T issue

[Vital07]

Hi there, I'm having issue with my x570 Pro Wifi motherboard with AMD R9 5900x, Wanted to know what is actually happening before i would send it for warranty.

 

Recently there was power cut and it came back, And power setting on my motherboard was on "Always On". And this is happening in following video.

 

It is not posting and screen is black, I can see DRAM light is constant ON and it switches back to CPU for a second then comes back to DRAM on. What possible issue is there,

 

And also "PLEASE IGNORE RAM ON A1 Slot in VIDEO, I changed it to A2 but SAME RESULTS"

 

 

 

 

I removed the CPU and GPU  and installed it again, Same results
I reset the BIOS and Updated it, Same results

GPU is attached, PC has been working for 1 month then this is happening after power loss and back.
I put the ram on A2 slot but same results.

PC SPECS:-

 

MOTHERBOARD: GIGABYTE X570 AORUS PRO WIFI

CPU: AMD Ryzen™ 9 5900X

COOLER: iCUE H100i ELITE CAPELLIX Liquid CPU Cooler

GRAPHICS: ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX™ 3080 Ti OC Edition

RAM: 32GB ADATA XPG D30 3200mhz

PSU: ANTECH HCG GOLD 850 watt

[Frizz]

11 minutes ago, Vital07 said:

Hi there, I'm having issue with my x570 Pro Wifi motherboard with AMD R9 5900x, Wanted to know what is actually happening before i would send it for warranty.

 

Recently there was power cut and it came back, And power setting on my motherboard was on "Always On". And this is happening in following video.

 

It is not posting and screen is black, I can see DRAM light is constant ON and it switches back to CPU for a second then comes back to DRAM on. What possible issue is there,

 

And also "PLEASE IGNORE RAM ON A1 Slot in VIDEO, I changed it to A2 but SAME RESULTS"

 

 

 

 

I removed the CPU and installed it again, Same results
I reset the BIOS and Updated it, Same results

Most likely bad RAM or CPU.

Try another RAM and each slot one at a time with the power cable pulled out each time.

Slowly remove one other part at a time. The GPU and any add in card. 

If nothing works then if you can borrow a CPU then that would verify if then the CPU or MB is failing

[Vital07]

1 minute ago, Frizz said:

Most likely bad RAM or CPU.

Try another RAM and each slot one at a time with the power cable pulled out each time.

Slowly remove one other part at a time. The GPU and any add in card. 

If nothing works then if you can borrow a CPU then that would verify if then the CPU or MB is failing

Yeah, I'm pretty sure this could be CPU, I have checked the RAM on other PC it is working fine, Unfortunately i don't have Am4 motherboard that i would check on, Otherwise this is possible bad CPU or Motherboard, Thanks for reply i will send it back for warranty. PC only works for 1 month, Strange xD