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I have updated the bios to the last one from the MSI's website, I was working fine with a Ryzen 5 5500, but after some tests I turned off the PC and tried to turn it back a few days later and its not working at all. PC was sitting in a shel for like 4 days, I havent turned it on or anything, it was inside the box which came with the PC case

 

The boot sequence stops at CPU LED

 

I tried to reset the CMOS, tried to use different CPU, different PSU, different ram stick, single stick, tried to boot it with only the cpu - nothing else installed but its not working.

 

I tried to touch the cpu, but its not even getting warm If I try to boot, is the mobo dead? Or can I somehow reverse the bios to an older version? 

 

 

Specs:

 

MSI A320M Gaming Pro / Ryzen 5 5500 / 2x8gb Kingston Savage DDR4 2800Mhz / EVGA Supernova 750W Gold
 

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1 hour ago, damian61 said:

I have updated the bios to the last one from the MSI's website, I was working fine with a Ryzen 5 5500, but after some tests I turned off the PC and tried to turn it back a few days later and its not working at all. PC was sitting in a shel for like 4 days, I havent turned it on or anything, it was inside the box which came with the PC case

 

The boot sequence stops at CPU LED

 

I tried to reset the CMOS, tried to use different CPU, different PSU, different ram stick, single stick, tried to boot it with only the cpu - nothing else installed but its not working.

 

I tried to touch the cpu, but its not even getting warm If I try to boot, is the mobo dead? Or can I somehow reverse the bios to an older version? 

 

 

Specs:

 

MSI A320M Gaming Pro / Ryzen 5 5500 / 2x8gb Kingston Savage DDR4 2800Mhz / EVGA Supernova 750W Gold
 

Try m-flashing the bios to the older one, you never want to get the beta versions because stuff like this can happen.

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5 hours ago, strange13930 said:

Try m-flashing the bios to the older one, you never want to get the beta versions because stuff like this can happen.

Unfortunatelly I can't even get post to bios with the old CPU as well, so I can't flash it back

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7 hours ago, damian61 said:

Unfortunatelly I can't even get post to bios with the old CPU as well, so I can't flash it back

how long did you let your pc sit after taking out the cmos battery?

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2 minutes ago, strange13930 said:

is your motherboard new/ still under warranty or used?

used, I picked it up locally on marketplace. it really bothers me that it worked in the begining, and now it can't boot. 

 

it is a bios or vrm issue? what do you think? 

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1 minute ago, damian61 said:

used, I picked it up locally on marketplace. it really bothers me that it worked in the begining, and now it can't boot. 

 

it is a bios or vrm issue? what do you think? 

almost definitely a bios issue, because it worked before the bios update

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8 minutes ago, strange13930 said:

almost definitely a bios issue, because it worked before the bios update

Now I tried a few more things, then I found out that the CPU only gets warm if the ram is on the left dimm slot, If I put the ram on the right slot the cpu remains cold

 

but still no display, or boot. 

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3 minutes ago, damian61 said:

Now I tried a few more things, then I found out that the CPU only gets warm if the ram is on the left dimm slot, If I put the ram on the right slot the cpu remains cold

 

but still no display, or boot. 

try boot into bios with the cpu in place.

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4 minutes ago, damian61 said:

Unfortunately I cant get a post, therefore I can't reach bios, there is no signal out on the GPU.

I should have said post not boot, does someone you know have a pc you can test the gpu in? and were the components in the motherboard when you did the bios update.

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