Computer won't start, and I have error codes on the LED debugger

[Cocoj2001]

Hello,

I have the following configuration:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600X

Motherboard: MSI MAG B650M MORTAR WIFI

RAM: G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo DDR5 2x16GB 5600 MHz

SSD: WD_BLACK SN850X 1TB

GPU: ASRock Radeon RX 6800 XT Phantom Gaming

Cooling: NZXT Kraken 240mm

Power Supply: DeepCool 850W PM850D

Here is my problem: My computer suddenly shut down. I restarted it, but after more than a minute, there was still no display. I then checked if there was an error code on my motherboard. I noticed that the LED for RAM and CPU was lit (see photo 1).

In the documentation, it indicates (see photo 2) that one of the components has a problem. Initially, I performed a Clear CMOS and then restarted. After that, still no display, but only the error code for RAM. To be sure, I restarted again, and this time the CPU + RAM code is back.

 

This is where I am currently. I don't know what else to test at the moment before starting RMA for the RAM, CPU, or motherboard. Of course, the BIOS is up to date, as is Windows.

[bmx6454]

trying re-seating the ram sticks, and trying with just one stick at a time(trying both individually).

[Levent]

Remove your CPU cooler, reseat your CPU and try without the CPU cooler mounted.

[SpookyCitrus]

The most common cause for this same error in the past for me has been faulty ram. Try booting with just a single stick of ram installed at a time. That will let you know if one of the sticks are bad, if neither post, if possible try a completely separate kit for ram. If you still aren't getting a post after that, then motherboard would be the next most likely. A failing CPU is less likely than either MB or Ram which is why I always have people test them first.

[SansVarnic]

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If you are unwilling to provide helpful commentary then please move on.

[Cocoj2001]

I will check after work to test, initially, the RAM, following the suggestion to install one memory module at a time in different slots.

[Cocoj2001]

14 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

The most common cause for this same error in the past for me has been faulty ram. Try booting with just a single stick of ram installed at a time. That will let you know if one of the sticks are bad, if neither post, if possible try a completely separate kit for ram. If you still aren't getting a post after that, then motherboard would be the next most likely. A failing CPU is less likely than either MB or Ram which is why I always have people test them first.

I will check after work to test, initially, the RAM, following the suggestion to install one memory module at a time in different slots.

[NumLock21]

Unplug cord from your PSU wait a bit then then try again.

[Cocoj2001]

Great news! After changing the position of each RAM module several times, ensuring that each one was functional beforehand, I managed to successfully start my PC with both modules. I reinstalled the latest BIOS update to be certain. I conducted some checks with HWinfo and CPUZ, but found nothing abnormal, and I regained the same performance as when I initially installed them. So, I want to thank you for your advice that helped me solve my problem!!!!