I also try figure out is it my GPU or Power supply who fault. Losing picture from screen often or picture not come from GPU. But sometimes i get it to work but after while GPU stop giving signal again. Motherboard own GPU still working if i plug signal cable there. This start happen after upgrade i9-14900 old one was i7-12700
Hello uncle! Lately I upgraded my pc from Ryzen 3 3200g to Ryzen 5 5600 and from 650w psu to 750w it worked perfectly for 2/3 day's then it started to act weird like black screen then reboot even if wasn't gaming and sometimes send me driver error I've tried changing drivers and windows but same results do you have any idea ( rx 5700xt / r5 5600 / 32g ram / 750 w 80+bronze)
If you've kept your previous motherboard, you'll have needed to update your BIOS for the 5000-series Ryzen CPU. I'd first make sure you have the latest BIOS installed, one that is compatible with the R5 5600. Your combination of components will work just fine off of the old 650-watt PSU. If you still have issues after checking your BIOS, you may want to to put the old (and known good) psu back while you troubleshoot to remove that as a potential source of problems. It sounds like you only made two changes to the PC, so (assuming the PC was working fine before) the problem is likely related to one or the other.
I also try figure out is it my GPU or Power supply who fault. Losing picture from screen often or picture not come from GPU. But sometimes i get it to work but after while GPU stop giving signal again. Motherboard own GPU still working if i plug signal cable there. This start happen after upgrade i9-14900 old one was i7-12700
Hello uncle!
Lately I upgraded my pc from Ryzen 3 3200g to Ryzen 5 5600 and from 650w psu to 750w it worked perfectly for 2/3 day's then it started to act weird like black screen then reboot even if wasn't gaming and sometimes send me driver error I've tried changing drivers and windows but same results do you have any idea ( rx 5700xt / r5 5600 / 32g ram / 750 w 80+bronze)
If you've kept your previous motherboard, you'll have needed to update your BIOS for the 5000-series Ryzen CPU. I'd first make sure you have the latest BIOS installed, one that is compatible with the R5 5600.
Your combination of components will work just fine off of the old 650-watt PSU. If you still have issues after checking your BIOS, you may want to to put the old (and known good) psu back while you troubleshoot to remove that as a potential source of problems.
It sounds like you only made two changes to the PC, so (assuming the PC was working fine before) the problem is likely related to one or the other.