⟐ Answered mayo 06, 2026 at 9:51 GMT-7

He gastado unos 1,000 dolares en mi primer PC Build y no logro que funcione.

• CPU AMD Ryzen 5 2600X Processor
• GPU Sapphire Radeon Nitro+ RX 590 8GB 1560Mhz
• RAM Corsair 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz RAM
• SSD Crucial BX500 480GB SSD
• PSU Corsair CX Series 550 Watt 80 Plus Bronze Certified Modular Power Supply
• MOBO Gigabyte AORUS B450 M
• CASE Phanteks Eclipse P400 Steel Mid Tower Tempered Glass PC Case
  

La he armado y desarmado unas 3 veces tratando de solucionar el problema. Inicialmente tenia otro Motherboard, el MSI B450M VDH M-ATX pero al conectar todo, solo prendieron los abanicos por un segundo y se apago todo. Asustado, lleve mi computadora donde un amigo de la empresa donde laboramos que trabaja en el departamento de Tecnologia. El mismo me dijo que podría ser tanto el PSU como el Motherboard pero que me recomendaba que devolviera ambos. Luego compre el otro Motherboard, el AORUS y otro PSU, resulta que conecte todo de nuevo y ahora nisiquiera prende los abanicos. La unica señal de vida que obtengo es en mi Teclado RGB que una vez encendido el PSU, prende la luz intermintentemente el Teclado. Luego intente el Breadboarding (Testear todo fuera del case) y nada.

• Intente revisar todas las conexiones de power 24pin and 8pin de CPU, un ram stick, dos ram sticks, tarjeta de video, cpu, cpu fan, en fin, intente todo. Probe el PSU con el clip test y funciona. Lo próximo que intente fue clear el CMOS y tampoco. Entonces estoy a punto de llevar todo a donde un Técnico pero quisiera ver si alguien tiene alguna otra idea que pueda probar?

⟐ Commented octubre 12, 2019 at 8:36 GMT-7

AMD FX-8150.

⟐ Commented julio 04, 2021 at 20:14 GMT-7

⟐ Answer accepted noviembre 01, 2024 at 2:36 GMT-7

So, it starts out with my prebuilt dell computer that I got when Etherium had jacked up the prices to basically the maximum.

Here are the stock specs for it:

Ryzen 5 1400

8gb ram

RX570

450 watt cheap Chinese PSU

cheap Chinese mobo

I decided that I would do a major overhaul recently. This is what I got:

ASUS X570 pro4 mobo

Asus Tuf gaming RTX2060

Corsair CM650X PSU

16gb ram @3000mhz (G.Skill)

Upon getting the new parts, I gutted my old PC. I then realized that my mobo wouldn’t fit in the stupid dell proprietary case, so I decided to set it up on my desk with some foam underneath because I don’t have a test bench. I installed all of the new components and tried to boot it up.

I shorted the power pins, and the fans started spinning. The CPU and DRAM lights mounted to the mobo turned on, and after 5-10 seconds it shut off, restarted, and repeated. I reseated the cpu, applied more thermal compound. I'm not sure what exactly I did, but it eventually booted to windows

After 10-15 minutes of windows I got the Video_DXGKRNL_FATAL_ERROR blue screen. I rebooted and the same thing happened. After a while of this happening, I reinstalled my old graphics card and it didn't happen. I re downloaded and reinstalled the Nvidea drivers. I shut down, put in the RTX2060, booted up and everything was ok.

I decided to try and play Fallout: New Vegas. I had just downloaded it and have never played it before. I did the DirectX fix so that I could get in game, only to find that I was getting 5-10 fps. I restarted the game to no avail. I then looked in Task Manager, and I noticed that my GPU was not showing up in the performance tab. (yes, I did scroll all the way down).

I gathered that my drivers must have still been behaving oddly, so I looked up the issue that was making me crash before. On the web it said that a BIOS update might fix it. I decided to do that. I formatted a flash drive to FAT32, put the image file (blanking on the type), and did a flash update. All was successful, so I pressed enter to reboot. Then, the original problem of the computer turning on, and turning off 5-10 seconds later came back. I don’t know what to do at this point and I am frustrated beyond belief. I’m beginning to think that my mobo is a lemon or something because as far as I know that should not happen. I could use any advice I can get because I can’t think of anything else.

⟐ Answer accepted septiembre 17, 2019 at 8:23 GMT-7

⟐ Commented mayo 13, 2026 at 10:49 GMT-7

I have an ROG Strix motherboard with RGB lighting, and I would like to swap the LED's under located in this screenshot with RGBW LED's if possible. If an RGBW diode will not work with the guts underneath - I would settle with swapping it for a different RGB diode that emits a cleaner white.

I guess I just have no idea where to start with the disassembly, the areas I need to access do not appear to be accessible (no screws).

Is this something I'll need to carefully detatch with a heatgun or am I missing something obvious? Picture is below.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/doQoy9pzpyfT6L...

Thanks.

⟐ Edited agosto 29, 2019 at 20:51 GMT-7