Question Problem with GIGABYTE X570 aorus master v1.1.

[krystianros]

Hello,

I wanted to turn of my computer which hasn't been turned on for last 2 years.
When I turn it on, there was no signal on the screen. I thought that it can be because of the graphic card.

However, I checked the graphic card on another computer and it works.

The battery on the motherboard died, I exchanged it and the newer should work.

I unplugged everything (Graphic Card, RAM, SDD, HDD) but still the computer cannot go through POST.

I flashed the newest BIOS (even after removal the processor) but nothing helped.
I see the BIOS codes 41 (with the backup BIOS) and 61 (with the newer version of BIOS). As 2 BIOS are active it looks like never ending loop.

According to the manual of Gigabyte x570, both bios codes are reserved. I check all components putting them to another computer and everything works. The exception is: Motherboard and processor.

This is my setup:

AMDRyzen 9 3950X/GIGABYTE X570 AORUS MASTER/4x16gb/SSD2TB+HDD8TB/NVIDIA® Quadro P4000

I will be very grateful for your help!

Thanks in advance,
Krystian

 

[In2Photos]

Try using just 1 RAM stick in the slot furthest from the CPU.

 

[krystianros]

Hi, I tried, but it didn't help.
I also tried to use the RAM that works in the another computer.

 

[AnitaPeterson]

How can you determine that there's no POST without a graphic card? Your CPU doesn't have a video output. And when you say "I flashed the newest BIOS (even after removal the processor)" it makes no sense.
Basically, troubleshooting this requires stripping down the computer to the bare minimum - just CPU + Mobo + RAM + GPU - and take it from there. It won't POST without Memory or CPU, and you need the graphics output, one way or another.

I would try another CPU in the board, a single stick of RAM, and a different GPU. A G-series Ryzen processor would be helpful here, since it has integrated graphics.

 

[DAPUNISHER]

How can you determine that there's no POST without a graphic card? Your CPU doesn't have a video output. And when you say "I flashed the newest BIOS (even after removal the processor)" it makes no sense.
Basically, troubleshooting this requires stripping down the computer to the bare minimum - just CPU + Mobo + RAM + GPU - and take it from there. It won't POST without Memory or CPU, and you need the graphics output, one way or another.

I would try another CPU in the board, a single stick of RAM, and a different GPU. A G-series Ryzen processors would be helpful here.

Bios flashback.

Language barrier not withstanding, I don't know why OP thought they could post without ram and gpu. There has been no mention of the PSU, and its sitting for 2 years can be bad juju. If it was not swapped, that's where I'd start. Having enough juice for bios flashback does not certify it as working.

 

[daveybrat]

Sometimes resetting the CMOS can resolve boot issues. Locate the CMOS reset jumper on your motherboard or remove the CMOS battery for a few minutes to reset BIOS settings to default.

If you read the OP's original post you'd see that he's already done that and even replaced the battery.