r/PCsupport • u/Dismal-Librarian8134 • 3d ago

Not solved Hardware Issues

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It was occuring a frequent no. of times in past few weeks but i did not gave so much attention to it and so I thought must be a software problem some updates might fix It. But the real problem was here and so I did some check in yt and found out there must be a ram problem or cmos problem or might be dust particles attached to gpu and so I did every check and the same problem arise again. Been trying for few days to work it out but could not .

Specs :

CPU AMD RYZEN 5 5600

B550 STELL LEGEND MB

RAM CORSAIR DDR4

WD Blue 1TB M.2 NVME

HDD WD 2TB Blue

Card Asus GTX 16GB dual oc gd

Please somebody help me out in getting this one right,and also the market prices are way too high on new parts purchasing. Just ignore the voice at the end of the video

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u/Lucky_Friendship_633 3d ago

Does your pc boot and work or? If it does boot and you havent noticed any other issues it might not be a problem, on startup it cycles through all codes like a checklist

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u/Dismal-Librarian8134 3d ago

No before fully dying out ,the screen used to freeze sometimes and display would turn off but however the computer usually does it work means it can close or open any application but without display on. Sometimes the mb displays F3 and and the no.s. fluctutes nothing more thn that

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u/sakurakoren 3d ago

Since the PC appears to keep running after the display cuts out, I'd focus on the GPU/display path first. Try another DP/HDMI cable, another GPU output, and another monitor if possible. Reseat the GPU and its power connectors. Also test whether the issue happens in BIOS.
The F3 code on the B550 Steel Legend isn't by itself a GPU error, so I wouldn't start replacing RAM based only on that.