Dead CPU?

[ItsClapps]

Is my cpu dead? If not what could be the problem?

 

Specs:

AsRock B450M-Pro4

Corisair RM650

Ryzen 7 3800X (Facebook Marketplace Find ~$100)

ID-Cooling-SE-214

Corisair TM30 Thermal Paste

SilverStone Fara H1M

Corsair iCue SP120 RGB

RTX 2060 6GB (Asus Dual Fan)

Corsiar Vengence (8GBx4) 

 

I really haven’t done anything to troubleshoot besides take out the CMOS battery for 5 minutes and disconnect from all power.

 

Known working parts: Mobo (known working with Ryzen 5 2600), PSU, GPU, RAM

Before I put the CPU in I did check for bent pins which I did not find any.

 

Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MxOgFcjxdDFerWabeGHVhVZqZji1tfeJ/view?usp=drivesdk (Larger than 20MB)

 

 

EDIT: Problem Solved, the culprit was the ram not installed properly. Thanks everyone for the help!!

Edited January 14, 2023 by ItsClapps

[191x7]

Is that a new CPU or did it work in the board before?

[ItsClapps]

Just now, 191x7 said:

Is that a new CPU or did it work in the board before?

The CPU is known to previously work but got hot (60C Idle 80C Gaming) so I took it out pretty quickly (when I had a stock Ryzen 5 cooler in the system)

[Coaxialgamer]

Your computer seems to be boot-looping. Usually boards have error LEDs on them that can be used to infer what is causing the error.

If you still have the 2600, can you test if the pc still boots with it?

Also, does your board have the latest BIOS installed with support for 3rd gen chips?

[ItsClapps]

1 minute ago, Coaxialgamer said:

Your computer seems to be boot-looping. Usually boards have error LEDs on them that can be used to infer what is causing the error.

If you still have the 2600, can you test if the pc still boots with it?

Also, does your board have the latest BIOS installed with support for 3rd gen chips?

Yes, I do have the latest BIOS installed. At first I didn’t know what the issue was so I asked a friend and he said to try and undervolt it (which I haven’t done) but unfortunately I can’t put the 2600 in it because I have to go to school and then work right when I get back home. But I’ll keep this post updated as much as possible.

[CompMakesMeCry]

ryzen cpu are known to take alot of time booting for the first time in a new system and since u removed the cpu and placed it back this wel happen again. If you havent dont it yet i recommend turning it on and letting it do its thing for 15 minutes.

 

Hope this helps!

[ItsClapps]

2 minutes ago, CompMakesMeCry said:

ryzen cpu are known to take alot of time booting for the first time in a new system and since u removed the cpu and placed it back this wel happen again. If you havent dont it yet i recommend turning it on and letting it do its thing for 15 minutes.

 

Hope this helps!

Will do, I’ll try it later today after I get home from work!

[ItsClapps]

15 hours ago, CompMakesMeCry said:

ryzen cpu are known to take alot of time booting for the first time in a new system and since u removed the cpu and placed it back this wel happen again. If you havent dont it yet i recommend turning it on and letting it do its thing for 15 minutes.

 

Hope this helps!

Yeah, no luck with that I’ve been letting it do it’s thing for about 20 minutes

[ItsClapps]

15 hours ago, Coaxialgamer said:

Your computer seems to be boot-looping. Usually boards have error LEDs on them that can be used to infer what is causing the error.

If you still have the 2600, can you test if the pc still boots with it?

Also, does your board have the latest BIOS installed with support for 3rd gen chips?

There isn’t any LED lights on my motherboard and yes the board does boot with the 2600

[Coaxialgamer]

9 hours ago, ItsClapps said:

There isn’t any LED lights on my motherboard and yes the board does boot with the 2600

Does your board have the newest revision of it's bios installed (one that supports Ryzen 3000)? Are your bios settings at stock?