Recent content by awpertunist

Thanks. Sadly, it doesn't ship to my location. I'll see if I can find a chip here.

Sad. I was planning to upgrade my specs in a year or so. I guess I'd have to do it sooner now. Thanks for your help.

Didn't work ;-;

Are you saying I should try the CLR CMOS jumper thing again with the battery out and power drained?

Platform mode is set to user. What fixed the problem for that guy? Was it the motherboard?

It does this for for every boot and restart.

Yes the PC works normally if I don't have it enabled. I can still keep it on and play the game but I need to clear CMOS before every boot. It doesn't disable secure boot. It only disables X.M.P and TPM which I can then enable and use the computer normally until the next boot

Do you think it's my motherboard then? I don't have access to a spare motherboard to test

Is it possible that the bios would only fail when secure boot is on? It works when I clear CMOS and apply the same settings as before. I don't understand ;-; I do have dual bios. I am unable to switch to the backup bios with the methods I have found online : 1. Switching off the computer and...

what? I'm saying I want to keep secure BOOT on because I can't play valorant if I disable secure boot. I just want the PC to work fine with secure boot. My CMOS battery is 3V and I already tried replacing it with a new one

As I've mentioned above, I do want to keep secure boot enabled to be able to play valorant.

I know there are other questions like this here and I have gone through all of them. It feels like my case is unique. So, I have this problem when I have secure boot enabled. I need to CLR CMOS for it to boot because without that the PC is stuck on BIOS screen with the VGA LED turned on on my...

Actually, I do have another PSU that I can borrow from my brother's PC but I don't know for how long should I test it to be sure? The shutdown-restart is very random and unpredictable. It hasn't happened again since I posted (touch wood) The one I use is a Corsair CX650 and the other one is a...

It is a hardware problem for sure. The OS is fresh and there are no errors in the logs other than your generic error that you get on every unexpected shutdown

Yes it is