Windows 10: Installed New Motherboard and CPU and now computer is not functioning correctly

I am using:Ryzen 7 5800x3DNvidia 3080 FESFX750 PSUMSI B550I Gaming Edge Max Wifi1TB WDSN550CORSAIR Vengeance LPX DDR4 2x16 3600mhz cl18 I am running the RAM not in XMP.So, I updated the motherboard and CPU. Came from a ROG Stix B450i Gaming and Ryzen 5 3600. After changing everything out, my PC was only displaying on one of my two displays, and it was low resolution. It should have been 2560x1440, but it was less than 1280x720. The other display would not recognize. The computer also took a long time to boot. I made sure Windows was activated correctly and then also performed a fresh install.

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BSOD ever since installing CPU

Hi,

You mentioned that when you install the new CPU, your computer is encountering a blue screen error but everything is working properly when you use the old CPU. There may be a compatibility issue between the motherboard and the CPU that is why you're encountering
the issue. We recommend that you contact the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) of your motherboard to check if the CPU is compatible to your motherboard. To know how to contact the manufacturer of your motherboard, follow the steps
here. Once you've accessed the link, click
How to find out an OEM’s contact information to see the steps.

If you still have any questions, kindly reply to this thread.

 

Update Failure to Install Wndows 10

1. All of the USB Flash Drives I created to install Windows (Rufus, MCT and W2G) all worked on another computer, so that wasn't the problem

• The new hard drive I installed tested 'good'

• The new heat sink I installed did not fix the problem
• Given the behavior of this laptop (a slowing boot over time, suggested some hardware part was wearing out

• I was able to run a stress test, using a Linux tool in its Terminal, and in fact, the computer ran normal when in normal mode, but when I applied the stress test, the test turned red, suggesting overheating

Since I am not equipped to test computer hardware, I brought it to a local computer repair show, and they indeed confirmed that the problem here was overheating. When I had tried to load Windows, it placed a stress on the system, and the accelerated graphics overheated, disrupting the installation process. Since the cpu and its integrated graphics are part of the motherboard, I will be shopping for a new motherboard to finally fix this problem and get back to Windows 10. Thanks for all the help. I learned a lot through your suggestions and will be able to revisit them when similar problems arise with installing Windows 10 (at least to rule out the settings and/or software issues). And I hope this tread will be of help to others with similar problems in the future.

 

[FS][US] CPU, NForce4 skt 754 motherboard (with PCI-express slot, rare!), DDR RAM

bump, CPU's stepping is now listed.