Recent content by Cem Goker

Not always the case but I've seen a problem like that with a friends' build. If you are having second guesses as to CPU being the problem, you can go ahead and RMA the motherboard.

It could either be CPU or the motherboard. If you were able to flash BIOS successfully, then I am leaning more towards CPU as the culprit. Maybe try replacing the CPU first?

How did you fix it? Would appreciate it for the sake of others who also face the same issue.

Do you strictly have to pick out from those two? What is your budget? While the XPG Invader indeed is long and has better support for longer video cards (as long as you don't install side fans), its airflow is lacking and that will be a big problem for higher end components. If you are going to...

Stutter in games are hard to troubleshoot as it could be a plethora of things that could trigger it. You can start diagnosing the immediate side of it by downloading LatencyMon and monitor any latency spikes while you play a game. If you do for example find that the AMD driver is having...

And to add to my assumption, you can watch a video here: View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmHDVKnGvfo Do note that the Tech YouTuber in the video is using an upgraded version of your motherboard. It looks like you will have to upgrade your motherboard to either an X570 or a B550 with...

It seems like the first and the current 5900X might not be faulty afterall. If everything works perfectly with your 2700X whether it's idle or gaming, and the 5900X is fine during idle, but not on load, then the most likely culprit is your motherboards' VRM not being able to handle the 5900X as...

I am not able to access your pcpartpicker PC specs, so I will just assume that you are able to put your Ryzen 2700X back and see if you still get black screens. If not, then RMA the 5900X and get a replacement.

The gray screen is indeed an ongoing issue for AMD. However, Nvidia users have also had similar issues in the past and provided a temporary fix to their users. You can view the link here...

You can try to buy it on Lazada: https://s.lazada.com.ph/s.g4G0l

What is your case? Assuming you will at least keep your case and PSU, here is a list of parts from PCHub: - Asus RX 6600 Dual, pn: DUAL-RX6600-8G --- (ROG & Online Exclusive !) While price in store is : PHP 16895 [Online price: 15,999 Php] - Asus Prime B550M-A WiFi II (AM4) mATX, 4*ddr4...

In my opinion, keep your current pc and upgrade your CPU to 5600X and your GPU to RX 6600. You can get those parts from PCHub and DynaquestPC.

If you still want air cooling, get the Scythe Fuma 2. It's one of the best air coolers that can fit the case and keep the 12600K cool with no problems.

I did air intake from exhaust and 2 bottom slim intake fans for the GPU. I also kept the stock fans that the NR200P comes with as an exhaust on top. I believe this is the best air cooling configuration as you get fresh air for your CPU cooler from the exhaust and GPU and releasing all that heat...

You will most likely need to update the motherboard BIOS in order for the Z690 to support the Intel 13th generation processors. I would also suggest you get RAM that has 3200 Mhz speed as its the sweet spot for Intel on DDR4. Additionally, the Hyper 212 Evo won't be able to cool the 13600K and...