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CPU: AMD 7950x 3D CPU cooler: Corsair Water Block XC7 Motherboard: x670e Aorus Master Ram: 64GB (2x32) Corsair DDR5 6000 mt/s 30-36-36-76 SSD/HDD: 980 evo PRO 4TB, 970 evo 2TB GPU: 7900 XTX EK water block PSU: RM 1000e less than a year old, just replaced because 800 watts wasn’t enough. Chassis...

I recently made a move across states, had my computer as secure as possible. I had problems with this motherboard before, as I had 120 second boot times I couldn’t shake that’s a whole story in itself, essentially got stuck in particular random boot codes, but other than that its worked pretty...

Yep, wiped all my drives clean. Some things I've tried to no avail are reorientating the RAM sticks, using only one RAM stick, trying to boot with each individual drive and disconnecting the others, checking my drive health (all good), disabling integrated graphics, disconnecting GPU and...

the 970 evo was my drive for windows, I did upgrade the mobo though so, not sure if it would keep that logic

Just upgraded to 5th Gen, so CPU/MOBO/RAM, along with a 990 EVO, everything has gone smoothly thus far running intensive games and stress tests. I had some various error codes I've kinked out initially (64, C9), but now I have an A2 code (Detect and install all currently connected IDE devices)...

Me too, I guess they don't make them like they used to. I bought one on Amazon and going to use their 30-day return policy, if it solves the issue I won't return it, if it doesn't solve it then I'd think the next culprit would be the motherboard and I'll return the power supply. I would guess...

Hello, so recently the past two days of about 12 hours of computer usage, my computer randomly shuts down once in that timeframe in the middle of the day. It doesn't turn back on when I hit the power button, but if I set the switch to 0 and back to 1 on the power supply, it turns on immediately...

Yeah it’s not a front connector or it’d be solved already no problem. It’s a rear port connected to the motherboard, I can’t even get into the bios the prompt comes up so quickly, I was wondering if it’d be safe to take off the USB port as a whole, but I feel as if there could be a safer resort...

Tried the CMOS, didn’t do anything

My dog tugged on a USB cord, the little black or blue piece that keeps the pins aligned got ripped out. Now when I boot the PC it says to protect from over current it has to turn off. Anyway to bypass/disable this USB port just so I can use the computer? I don’t care about the USB port whether...

I fixed it, thank you for Mentioning that, totally blanked out on those lights. My last motherboard didn’t work using two PCI-E’s but the one requires it. Thanks again!

It’s the third one it says VGA it’s white not red. Do you think this old GPU isn’t compatible or? Because I was just using it 2 days ago fine

Yes they both are

Yes the MAX version ensures that. To add on, I don’t hear any beep sound, and before when my computer would power on the fans would spin super fast for a second, then slow down, it doesn’t do that now. If it also helps, USB devices turn on after about 10 seconds.

Recently I upgraded my CPU to a Ryzen 3600 from an Intel 7600K, I also had to get a new motherboard being the b450m-pro-m2 MAX , also my ram going from hyperx 2133 MHz to 3200 MHz. After I setup everything, everything looks to boot just fine, fans spinning, SSD’s humming motherboard light is on...