AB350 Pro4 CPU Power Issue |
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seahawksfan
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Posted: 07 Sep 2017 at 9:50am |
I am being told it's the CPU, we shall see.
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Sorry I was so vague. I have cleared the CMOS, no difference.
I do not get video at all, even with an older card. The card I am trying to use is an ASUS Dual Radeon 580. I have the PCIE power into it, however the fan doesn't run...not sure if that's a function of my all around issue. I do have Win 10 installed on the hard drive, but I even tested without the hard drive plugged in and I get the same result. PSU is a Cooler Master Materwatt Lite, 500 watt, Full Range. Is it possible 500 watts is just not enough? Could that be why it's doing this?
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The test without the CPU power cable connected is not valid, since the CPU does not run at all. Have you cleared the UEFI/BIOS with the jumper on the board? So does the PC start at all, after the board starts, stops, and then starts again? Or does it continually repeat the start - stop cycle? Do you have an OS installed? Does the PC run normally after a start - stop - start cycle? What is the full model name/number of your PSU? What video card are you using? Sorry but not much detail in your description, difficult to know exactly what is happening. |
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Hi all, I'm having an odd issue. When I plug the CPU 8 pin power into the motherboard, ev. spins up fine and then the motherboard/computer shuts down and powers back up on it's own. When I boot up without the CPU power in it appears fine - although doesn't post.
I have everything imaginable including messing with the memory, removing the heatsink, removing the CPU and replacing it. The power supply is a Cooler Master 500w, Ryzen 3 and Corsair Dual 4GB Mem. Any ideas? Thanks.
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