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10 minutes ago, Heartache said:

Just installed a ryzen 5700x3d to my MSI B550M-P gen 3 mobo. The pc turns on but doesn't post. The cpu debug light lights up for a few seconds, dram light flashes once and then nothing. I only have one ram stick in the 2nd slot. I've tried taking the cmos battery out and reseating power cables. Im running out of ideas 🥺

Is the BIOS updated to support the 5700X3D?

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Just installed a ryzen 5700x3d to my MSI B550M-P gen 3 mobo. The pc turns on but doesn't post. The cpu debug light lights up for a few seconds, dram light flashes once and then nothing. I only have one ram stick in the 2nd slot. I've tried taking the cmos battery out and reseating power cables. Im running out of ideas 🥺

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10 minutes ago, Heartache said:

Just installed a ryzen 5700x3d to my MSI B550M-P gen 3 mobo. The pc turns on but doesn't post. The cpu debug light lights up for a few seconds, dram light flashes once and then nothing. I only have one ram stick in the 2nd slot. I've tried taking the cmos battery out and reseating power cables. Im running out of ideas 🥺

Is the BIOS updated to support the 5700X3D?

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1 hour ago, Heartache said:

Just installed a ryzen 5700x3d to my MSI B550M-P gen 3 mobo. The pc turns on but doesn't post. The cpu debug light lights up for a few seconds, dram light flashes once and then nothing. I only have one ram stick in the 2nd slot. I've tried taking the cmos battery out and reseating power cables. Im running out of ideas 🥺

Move the RAM to a different slot in the motherboard. Reseat the CPU, and ensure all proper cable connections.

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