Upgrade, No boot

[Waugie]

Upgraded computer with new mother board (Asus Prime B650 AM5) and new CPU (Ryzen 7 9700X) installed existing Ram and GPU from previous computer. 2x16 gb corsair vengeance 3600 ddr5 and a Nvdea 3060 8gb. The computer starts, gpu fans work, ram lights up. Have reseated both. Both should work because they did in previous PC. The computer won't display. What am I doing wrong. All connections seem to be set. Nothing out of place. It should be booting. Could it be a cpu problem 

[jaslion]

Board probably doesnt have the bios for a 9000 series yet. Itll need updating

[Waugie]

3 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Board probably doesnt have the bios for a 9000 series yet. Itll need updating

Would this really cause the computer to not display, and also how do I update the board so that the bios is compatible 

[Dreckssackblase]

4 hours ago, Waugie said:

Would this really cause the computer to not display, and also how do I update the board so that the bios is compatible 

Yes this would prevent the PC from booting.

AMD boards have a feature called BIOS flashback. There shoudl be a USB-Port with an Icon for it on the back panel.

Maybe check the manual but i would guess it might be the port right below the button for it.

You will need some other computer to prepare a USB-Flashdrive with the BIOS update file on it. Then simply press the BIOS flashback button and wait. The process should also be described in the manual.

[problemsolver]

On 12/29/2024 at 10:27 PM, Waugie said:

Upgraded computer with new mother board (Asus Prime B650 AM5) and new CPU (Ryzen 7 9700X) installed existing Ram and GPU from previous computer. 2x16 gb corsair vengeance 3600 ddr5 and a Nvdea 3060 8gb. The computer starts, gpu fans work, ram lights up. Have reseated both. Both should work because they did in previous PC. The computer won't display. What am I doing wrong. All connections seem to be set. Nothing out of place. It should be booting. Could it be a cpu problem 

Definitely do what the other posters have mentioned. However, you may also have a known Nvidia GPU issue with old firmware. If none of the other things work, might want to pop the GPU in a working computer and see if its firmware is old.
 RTX 3060 update: NVIDIA GPU Firmware Update Tool for DisplayID | NVIDIA (custhelp.com)