PCI Express power connectors should not be plugged directly into the motherboard(I’ve seen people do that).īIOS flashback can help in many cases where things have become corrupted. Make sure these also are plugged into the power supply properly. Make sure you have plugged in, not just the main 24 pin power to the motherboard, but also the supplemental 8 pin, or 8+4, or 8+8 power connectors. If you install a video card, you need to connect the monitor to the video card since in most cases, that will disable the integrated graphics. So, basic issue: Not all Intel chips have integrated graphics. Make sure to use a USB 2.0 flash drive, USB 3.0 may have problems with BIOS flashback, even if you have it formatted FAT32 and even if the flashback process seems to work. This means that you MUST use a video card if you want to get anything to show up on your monitor.
AMD Ryzen desktop chips with a G at the end(5300G or 5600G for example) or any of the new Ryzen 7000 desktop chips(Zen4) will have graphics built in(not needing a video card), but the rest of the Ryzen chips do NOT have graphics built into them, even if your motherboard has the connection.
While the majority of Intel processors have graphics built into them(F at the end of the name means no graphics), the majority of AMD desktop chips don’t have graphics. Flashback will work without it, but making sure that you plug in the 24 plus the 8, or even the 8+4 or 8+8 power will make sure the CPU gets enough power. A common mistake is to forget to plug in the supplemental 8 pin at the top of the motherboard when trying to boot. I know this is an old post, but since no one responded to it with more technical information, there are some very common mistakes that can happen.
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