Recent content by danielhetherington12

Summit I believe, it's the original 1200 and not the one with the newer architecture.

Alright I've been trying to get a PC I've build working for a long while now and it just won't stop giving me problems. Here's the spec sheet: CPU: Ryzen 3 1200 Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M-D3SH RAM: 2x8GB DDR4-3000 Corsair Vengeance PSU: Corsair CV 550 (80+ Bronze PSU) Storage: 120GB Samsung...

Sorry but I've done everything in that thread.

Already done all of the steps they've provided, none have worked so far sadly.

I have a issue with my motherboard as it keeps erroring with the code 'b1'. This has happened out of nowhere and I don't know what the issue is. I've tried to BIOS Flashback and change the Ram but it didn't fix it. I get no video at all and I don't know what the issue could be. Any help is...

Did you plug in the Ethernet afterwards and then try to go onto the internet to install the drivers? If so, try putting the drivers onto a USB stick and then install them, then plug ethernet back it.

I'm also having this exact same issue with the newest build on Windows on an R9 290. When I try to boot into Windows it just turns black, or half-way through the installation it turns black. Might be an issue with latest Adrenaline Drivers or Windows itself. EDIT: Now that I think about it, this...

This issue has started happening only within the past 2 weeks. I have a contract with BT for Fibre and unlimited bandwidth. I just randomly lose connection to the internet for ~10 seconds at a time on most devices I own, whether that be Ethernet or Wi-Fi. I've tried restarting the router and...

Cheers mate, the BIOS on it was from 2012 and I updated it with the 2018 BIOS, card works great now, thanks for your help.

Aye I did, it was just 1 6+2 pin connector on the card. I'll try some of the methods listed above and get back to y'all

I already have given you the model of the power supply when you asked for it, please look in my first comment. May not be the best quality power supply, but it is more than enough for what I'm using it for. The other power supply which I swapped it with is an XFX Pro 650W

Please read my post, I stated that I have swapped it out with another power supply which is of good quality and it still doesn't work. Also, the system doesn't take up much power since it is a 2nd gen i5 and a not very power hungry card.

I definitely have a high enough wattage power supply as I've switched it out and still no image. i5 2400 Intel DQ67OW 4X4GB DDR3 1333 RX 480 4GB Corsair VS550 (newer model) 120gb SSD

Hello, I've recently bought an RX 480 4GB Card and I'm trying to build a system with it. I've just received the motherboard and everything else I need to build it and it has already been wiped. When I put the card in, the light on the card lights up, and there is no image and no signal is...

I have an XFX CORE PRO 550W PSU and a GTX 770 (8pin + 6 pin). Would this PSU be enough to support it? I know XFX power supplies are pretty good quality but I'm just making sure. Rest of my system is: CPU - i5 2500 Motherboard - Intel DQ67SW RAM - 2x4GB DDR3 1333 Storage: - 120GB Samsung 850...