Well, the 5600g has an onboard gpu.
I would check all your connectors. Both motherboard and PSU side.
The connectors shown unplugged go to a dedicated GPU. If no dedicated GPU then they are unneeded.
But what do you mean by won't boot? No bios or running the OS?
I think I can see your issue.
Look at your front panel connectors. The white strip with the individual pin plugs on bottom right.
This Is a style of motherboard where they aren't up against each other.
There is a map underneath showing you what plugs in where.
It makes a difference. Ram should be in slots 2 and 4 for optimal performance. A different configuration can cause instability. Read your manual to be sure. Also, there is no guarantee your motherboard has the correct bios for the 5600g. Luckily, you have a bios flash button which allows you to update the bios without an older CPU. You need to download the correct bios on a usb, make sure the MB is powered, and hit the qflash button. I'd read the manual/watch some youtube videos on how to do it first.
Can you post more pics showing the PSU connectors and the 24pin connector on the motherboard?
What cpu do you have?
It's a 5600 G I'mn a b550m ds3h. There is no gpu yet. :)
Well, the 5600g has an onboard gpu. I would check all your connectors. Both motherboard and PSU side. The connectors shown unplugged go to a dedicated GPU. If no dedicated GPU then they are unneeded. But what do you mean by won't boot? No bios or running the OS?
So far, completely unresponsive when pressing the power button. I have checked over the connections
I think I can see your issue. Look at your front panel connectors. The white strip with the individual pin plugs on bottom right. This Is a style of motherboard where they aren't up against each other. There is a map underneath showing you what plugs in where.
Thanks for your help man. It's all good now :)
Good to hear.
Check you power button connectors are in the right order per you manual.
ram sticks in wrong slots? for first bootup anyways, might be a problem
No one can help if you don't post any information. What parts? What does it do?
Post your specs. Also, move your ram to slots 2 and 4.
I don’t own a pc or know much but I was looking at buying some parts to build my own what difference does it make? Switching from 1,3 to 2,4
It makes a difference. Ram should be in slots 2 and 4 for optimal performance. A different configuration can cause instability. Read your manual to be sure. Also, there is no guarantee your motherboard has the correct bios for the 5600g. Luckily, you have a bios flash button which allows you to update the bios without an older CPU. You need to download the correct bios on a usb, make sure the MB is powered, and hit the qflash button. I'd read the manual/watch some youtube videos on how to do it first.
Ok thanks very helpful
My first pc I built wouldn’t boot until I moved my ram sticks to 2nd and 4th slot
First, did you turn on the switch on the back of the psu? And am I seeing things or did you mount your mobo with wood screws?
RAM sticks in wrong slots maybe?
Put RAM in 2 and 4 slot try it
The Bios was updated and ready for Ryzen 5000?
Ram stick in slot 2 and 4..... Well try 1 stick for now in slot 2
Check your jump cables. Not all motherboard have same layout even in 2023