My pc would not post

[Remi.Aruni]

My pc specs are:

ASRock B650M PG Riptide

Ryzen 57600X

ASRock Challenger RX 6700 XT

2x8 Kingston DDR5 6000MHz

Corsair CX650F RGB

 

I was tweaking the bios and exited then I was met with and error on the status light indicating the error was on the CPU and RAM. I tried jumping the jumper pins with a screwdriver for 10 sec ---> hours and would still not post. I have reseated the ram from A2 -> A1, B2- B1; only B2; only A2; reseated the CPU and the GPU but still could not post.

[StickyPC]

Unplug your PC from the wall. Take out CMOS battery. Wait 1 min. Put CMOS battery back in and plug in PC, see if it posts.

 

 

Looks like you may have touched the overclock settings and put an unstable overclock

[Remi.Aruni]

Just now, StickyPC said:

Unplug your PC from the wall. Take out CMOS battery. Wait 1 min. Put CMOS battery back in and plug in PC, see if it posts.

 

 

Looks like you may have touched the overclock settings and put an unstable overclock

There's no visable CMOS battery so I just jump the CMOS jumper. I unplug my pc from the wall everytime.

[StickyPC]

It is strange that there is no cmos battery. Make sure you are shorting the correct 2 pins with something that is conductive. Have you looked for the  cmos under the gpu or above the ram?

[Remi.Aruni]

11 minutes ago, StickyPC said:

It is strange that there is no cmos battery. Make sure you are shorting the correct 2 pins with something that is conductive. Have you looked for the  cmos under the gpu or above the ram?

I've disassemble everything at one point and no visable CMOS battery, could it be on the back of the board?

[StickyPC]

Just now, Remi.Aruni said:

I've disassemble everything at one point and no visable CMOS battery, could it be on the back pf the board?

very possible. Taking out the board though is extremely difficult i will try to find where the cmos battery is on your board. 

[StickyPC]

[StickyPC]

Is this your board?

 

[Remi.Aruni]

4 minutes ago, StickyPC said:

Is this your board?

 

yes

[StickyPC]

Hi, I have found the solution

 

Go to pages 35, 49, 50

 

When shorting the pins make sure that you are using the jumper.

 

there is also a bios flashback feature

B650M PG Riptide_English.pdf

[Remi.Aruni]

3 minutes ago, StickyPC said:

Hi, I have found the solution

 

Go to pages 35, 49, 50

 

When shorting the pins make sure that you are using the jumper.

 

there is also a bios flashback feature

B650M PG Riptide_English.pdf 4.99 MB · 0 downloads

There isn't any jumper included so my solution was using a screwdriver but it did not work. About the BIOS flashback, so basically I just update/downgrade my BIOS?

 

Idk my BIOS ver.

[StickyPC]

20 minutes ago, Remi.Aruni said:

There isn't any jumper included so my solution was using a screwdriver but it did not work. About the BIOS flashback, so basically I just update/downgrade my BIOS?

 

Idk my BIOS ver.

yep you update bios i think via flashback make sure you follow instructions

[Remi.Aruni]

21 minutes ago, StickyPC said:

yep you update bios i think via flashback make sure you follow instructions

I'm updating it rn.

[Remi.Aruni]

32 minutes ago, StickyPC said:

yep you update bios i think via flashback make sure you follow instructions

Got it working with the BIOS Flashback. Thanks for helping me out!