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It can never hurt if you try @Spectre73's suggestion, although I don't expect any miracles at this point.

If you're into tiny mobos, you can try the ASRock AB350 Gaming-ITX/ac. I've seen only 1 or 2 posts about this model here whatsoever. Plus, it heavily feature-packed. Heck, if you get a working one like yours it should also do the work.

If you have cash to burn, ASUS C6H is a very good choice. TBH, X370 Taichi is a decent mobo by itself, if you could deal with that mess ASRock calls UEFI.

You could keep the RAM and see if it works with your new mobo.

As a rule, always shop from decent sellers, even if the prices are tad higher. Boxes with stripped serials (for mail-ins) are to be returned immediately.

Best of luck!
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Last idea:

Start the mobo without any RAM installed and then do it again with RAM installed.
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I already have an old case and old GPU to use. I will not be using two GPU's or I am not a gamer or I would not overclock. Typical computer usage. I was intending to get full ATX motherboard.
 
What are your thoughts? Should I return AB350-Pro4 and get it replaced or get all together a new mobo? I have sent memories back, therefore I will also need a compatible RAM 2x8gig for the new mobo what I choose.
Options:
1) get new RAM and try with my existing mobo first,
2) replace this mobo with same,
3) replace this mobo with different mobo,

what is my best option here?
appreciated all your help.
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Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

Have you already got the board set up? What are your system specs? Do you have a graphics card or are you trying to use the onboard display out?

The onboard display out will not work with Ryzen CPUs, Ryzen 3/5/7 do not have integrated graphics. Only AMD APUs can be used with the onboard display ports. With Ryzen you MUST have a dedicated graphics card installed or you will not be able to use the system. 


OP has an old 460 geforce.
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Alas, reviews are worth little these days.

Do you insist on mini-ATX/ITX or full-blown ATX form factor?
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Have you already got the board set up? What are your system specs? Do you have a graphics card or are you trying to use the onboard display out?

The onboard display out will not work with Ryzen CPUs, Ryzen 3/5/7 do not have integrated graphics. Only AMD APUs can be used with the onboard display ports. With Ryzen you MUST have a dedicated graphics card installed or you will not be able to use the system. 
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Can you please advise which mobo is recommended? Newegg had lots of good reviews on this so I thought it must be good.
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Mobo is the base of operations for the entire PC. If mobo is working fine, its built-in mechanisms will tell you is some/any of the other components are misbehaving. Mobo should definitely POST in most cases. In extreme circumstances other bad components could cause a no POST at all.

Bad RAM, bad CPU,etc. all have their respective beep codes.

If swapping the mobo, do yourself a favor and get a decent one. Often people cheap out on the most important PC parts - mobo and PSU.
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I am sending RAM back.
Do you think I should try to RMA the MB as well? Should I get the same MOBO or try different and more expensive one?  Ironically, both Gigabyte and ASRock mobos I tried from newegg had mail-in rebates. I wonder if those with mail-in rebates are from some bad batches or older bios giving me some griefs. My usage is typical and not intending to do any gaming or overclocking.
What about CPU? what are the chances that I have bad CPU?
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'Luckily' for you, at least now you know where the issue is.

Hope you can do another RMA. If you look around here you'll see that this is rather common issue, what you're experiencing. All guys were fine after their RMA, however.

Get a new mobo and see if the RAM will work well with it. If not, I'm afraid you'll have to swap the RAM as well.

Best of luck! Keep us posted!
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