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Specs:

cpu: ryzen 3 3200g/ ryzen 5 3600

mobo: b450 tomahawk

ram: 2x8 gb hyperx fury 2666

gpu: 1050/1070 

 

hi guys, I was trying to upgrade my pc today 3200g to 3600 and then 1050 to 1070 but after changing the parts the pc won’t post.

 

it will power on and all fans will spin but cpu led light stays on (white)

 

I’ve tried the old cpu back in but still nothing. LED is still white on Mobo 

 

any help will be much appreciated 

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12 minutes ago, hamstuss said:

Specs:

cpu: ryzen 3 3200g/ ryzen 5 3600

mobo: b450 tomahawk

ram: 2x8 gb hyperx fury 2666

gpu: 1050/1070 

 

hi guys, I was trying to upgrade my pc today 3200g to 3600 and then 1050 to 1070 but after changing the parts the pc won’t post.

 

it will power on and all fans will spin but cpu led light stays on (white)

 

I’ve tried the old cpu back in but still nothing. LED is still white on Mobo 

 

any help will be much appreciated 

The PC has to go through RAM training and MSi motherboards tend to be a bit slow through that process. You will have a blank monitor screen for awhile. You'll probably have to update the BIOS. 

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40 minutes ago, hamstuss said:

Specs:

cpu: ryzen 3 3200g/ ryzen 5 3600

mobo: b450 tomahawk

ram: 2x8 gb hyperx fury 2666

gpu: 1050/1070 

 

hi guys, I was trying to upgrade my pc today 3200g to 3600 and then 1050 to 1070 but after changing the parts the pc won’t post.

 

it will power on and all fans will spin but cpu led light stays on (white)

 

I’ve tried the old cpu back in but still nothing. LED is still white on Mobo 

 

any help will be much appreciated 

Reset the bios by removing the CMOS battery. The PC after installing a newer CPU from a different generation needs to go through a fresh Memory training as highlighted above. It will take some time but should work in the end. 

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51 minutes ago, BillBill said:

The PC has to go through RAM training and MSi motherboards tend to be a bit slow through that process. You will have a blank monitor screen for awhile. You'll probably have to update the BIOS. 

yeh... but one thing  both my msi b350m / b550m mortar actually say "memory training in progress..." or something like that, idk how people could miss that...  

if it doesn't boot *at all* that's probably something else then... BIOS update couldn't hurt tho that's true (as long its compatible with cpu)

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8 minutes ago, Mark Kaine said:

yeh... but one thing  both my msi b350m / b550m mortar actually say "memory training in progress..." or something like that, idk how people could miss that...  

if it doesn't boot *at all* that's probably something else then... BIOS update couldn't hurt tho that's true (as long its compatible with cpu)

Some motherboards will not output anything saying "memory training is progress" Because most of the time the monitor screen is blank. While being connected to a dedicated GPU. 

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