That motherboard needs bios F61 or later to run that processor. No way that board shipped with that late a bios. Did you have the bios flashed for you prior to installing the processor?
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Red light on motherboard
I mounted it, connected everything correctly, and it turns on, but it doesn't give video, all the components, but a red LED is on on the motherboard indicating that the dram is defective or poorly connected, but I've already tried to put it again, cleaned it, changed the slot , but nothing worked. I tested with other cables but there was no video.
Motherboard: B450 aorus m
Video card: rtx 3060.
Processor: ryzen 5 5600G.
RAM: (1x8)DDR4 3200 TEAM GROUP.
Motherboard: B450 aorus m
Video card: rtx 3060.
Processor: ryzen 5 5600G.
RAM: (1x8)DDR4 3200 TEAM GROUP.
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I checked the support page for your board. While many gigabyte boards support qflash plus so you can update a bios without even having a processor installed, your board does not support qflash plus.
BTW you do not need a poll. Unless you had the bios flashed prior to installing your processor OR you used an older processor to flash the bios, you have your answer.
Would that solve the problem with dram?BTW you do not need a poll. Unless you had the bios flashed prior to installing your processor OR you used an older processor to flash the bios, you have your answer.
If you check the memory support tabs here you will note that there is nothing specific to the Cezanne CPU that you have but perhaps more importantly only the earlier CPUs support one stick of RAM at a time populating the MB.a red LED is on on the motherboard indicating that the dram is defective or poorly connected,
You are not understanding. You are focused on ram when the processor is almost assuredly not supported with the current bios. What you are missing here is the memory controller is part of the processor.
Most likely that motherboard ended production in 2019; then production shifted to the 5xx chipsets.
If this board was used, there is a chance the bios was updated. If the board was new, then it will not have that late of a bios.
AMD had a loaner program where they would ship you an old processor to use to flash your board. I am not sure if AMD is still doing this however it does not hurt to check. Note this link was for the 3xxx series of processors however the same issues exist for the 5xxx processors.
Unable to Boot New Desktop System Configured with AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen™ Desktop Processor, and AMD Socket AM4 400-Series Motherboard | AMD
Most likely that motherboard ended production in 2019; then production shifted to the 5xx chipsets.
If this board was used, there is a chance the bios was updated. If the board was new, then it will not have that late of a bios.
AMD had a loaner program where they would ship you an old processor to use to flash your board. I am not sure if AMD is still doing this however it does not hurt to check. Note this link was for the 3xxx series of processors however the same issues exist for the 5xxx processors.
Unable to Boot New Desktop System Configured with AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen™ Desktop Processor, and AMD Socket AM4 400-Series Motherboard | AMD
Você não está entendendo. Você está focado na ram quando o processador quase certamente não é suportado com o BIOS atual. O que está faltando aqui é que o controlador de memória faz parte do processador .
Muito provavelmente essa placa-mãe encerrou a produção em 2019; então a produção mudou para os chipsets 5xx.
Se esta placa foi usada, há uma chance de a bios ter sido atualizada. Se a placa era nova, então não terá uma bios tão atrasada.
A AMD tinha um programa de reconhecimento onde eles enviaram para você um processador antigo para usar para atualizar sua placa. Não tenho certeza se a AMD ainda está fazendo isso, mas não tenho certeza. Observe que este link foi apresentado para a série de anunciada 33, os problemas existem para os mesmos, mas para os mesmos 5xxx.
Não é possível inicializar o novo sistema de desktop configurado com o processador de desktop AMD Ryzen™ de 3ª geração e placa-mãe AMD Socket AM4 série 400 | AMD
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entendi, obrigado, eu sou bem leigo com essas coisas, se a AMD não tiver mais isso aí que você falou eu vou pegar entendi, obrigado, eu sou bem leigo com essas coisas, se a AMD não tiver isso aí que você falou que vou levar em um técnico de informática, quanto ele cobraria pra atualizar a BIO
I understand, A computer technician charges a lot to do this update?You are not understanding. You are focused on ram when the processor is almost assuredly not supported with the current bios. What you are missing here is the memory controller is part of the processor.
Most likely that motherboard ended production in 2019; then production shifted to the 5xx chipsets.
If this board was used, there is a chance the bios was updated. If the board was new, then it will not have that late of a bios.
AMD had a loaner program where they would ship you an old processor to use to flash your board. I am not sure if AMD is still doing this however it does not hurt to check. Note this link was for the 3xxx series of processors however the same issues exist for the 5xxx processors.
Unable to Boot New Desktop System Configured with AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen™ Desktop Processor, and AMD Socket AM4 400-Series Motherboard | AMD
It is really not possible to answer you. Labor rates vary greatly by location. Get an estimate as to how much a shop will charge. By shop, I mean just that; a real shop that does builds, installs networks, etc NOT a chain store.I understand, A computer technician charges a lot to do this update?
For future reference, the very first thing you do when you decide to do a build is check parts compatibility. Every motherboard mfg has a list of what cpus are supported and what bios is necessary for said support. In addition, there are lists for tested ram, tested M.2 drives, etc. If you want to be sure a build works, you use parts from these lists.
Note just because a brand of ram does not appear on the list does not mean it will not work. What it means is the ram was never tested and found to work.
Note just because a brand of ram does not appear on the list does not mean it will not work. What it means is the ram was never tested and found to work.
One last thing. At just about any shop, a bios update is done at the customers risk and NOT the shop's risk. What this means is that IF the update gets corrupted, it is your problem and not the shop's problem.
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