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Ldhm
Journeyman III

Pc not posting

Hi. My pc is not posting and after being turned on, the red (cpu) and yellow (dram) debug lights stay on indefinitely. (The pc has been working for months without issue). xmp was enabled and I believe this caused the first crash. However I did clear the cmos, inspect the cpu socket (all pins were fine) and remount the cooler and the pc started to work for a week until it crashed again (XMP was not enabled). I managed to get it to work again by having one stick of ram (the original Corsair ram) after clearing the cmos, but within a few hours it had crashed again. I have stripped out everything leaving only the cpu, ram and obviously the psu, but I have had no luck even with leaving it on for over half an hour. I did the flash the bios on multiple occasions to no avail. Currently it is on 7D78v17. I have tried about every variation and solution on every forum that I could find on the issue and nothing has worked. At this point I can only assume it is a cpu or mobo issue. Any ideas on a solution would be greatly appreciated. 

The specs are:

mobo: msi pro b650-p WiFi,

cpu: ryzen 7 5600,

ram: corsair vengeance 2x16gb 5200mt/s (currently using Kingston fury 2x16gb that is on the qvl list),

gpu: msi rx 6800 gaming z trio,

psu: seasonic focus gx 750, Samsung 990pro as the boot drive, 970 evo plus for storage and a 3tb wd hdd.

 

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your pc cannot post without the gpu beacause the 5 5600 dosent have integrated graphics but after what you said it might be caused either by the ram that giving that reseating the cpu didnt work 
but i suggest moving the ram to another socket plug in your gpu and check the cables 
also if it shuts down by itself during stress it may be caused by your psu since it cannot handle the power needed 
for now check the cables move the ram make sure to plug in your gpu and uppdate the bios

campionisimo
Journeyman III

I have almost the same config, just different PSU and nvme and CPU is 7600. Did you figure out what was causing the problem? My machine does not crash, but will only post after 10-15 forced shutdowns.

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If you have only the CPU, PSU, RAM, & Windows Drive installed and you still get the CPU and DRAM Motherboard Trouble LED light indicates either a CPU or RAM Memory issue.

 

Does BIOS show your Processor temperature overheating by any chance? 

 

First thing I would do is run MEMTEST86 to see if your RAM isn't defective with the RAM listed on the QVL List.

 

Also I would open a AMD SUPPORT - WARRANTY ticket to see if they believe your AMD processor might be defective and needs to be RMAed to be replaced.

 

I would also open a MSI SUPPORT ticket to see if your Motherboard might be defective or needs to be RMAed to be checked or replaced.

 

EDIT: Went to MSI and I don't see any AMD processors listed for the 5000 series processors. Either you misprinted the AMD processor and you actually have a AMD 5 -7600 processor and not a AMD 5600 processor.

 

Note: Found this current AMD Forum Thread also using a MSI Motherboard (not the same as yours) but with the same AMD processor also having Post issues after working: https://community.amd.com/t5/pc-processors/broken-ryzen-7600/m-p/664747#M58191

 

Personally sounds like a MSI Motherboard issue with the 7600 processor installed.

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