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Check your Antivirus schedule that may be triggered at the 5 hour time. Also just a suggestion reset the CMOS this will default the mobo to factory settings. If it POSTS ok run HWINFO onscreen and Cinebench 23 and check the temperatures during the test compared to idle temps. Check that your...

Hi, just a suggestion, according to info I read about your CPU i9 14900K, it may be running at unlimited power settings in the BIOS. This can cause thermal throttling and overheating which can cause multiple crashing situations. First reset your CMOS to default the Mobo Settings. Then try...

With such an expensive PC these are just suggestions that have worked for me and may work for you. You could try reseatting and repasting the CPU then reseat the RAM and reseat the GPU, if that does not work the motherboard may be faulty. Its unfortunate but it does happen. I have had a few...

Please make sure your boot drive C: your Windows installation drive is plugged into the SATA 1 port on your motherboard. Keep this drive plugged in and unplug your other drives. try to start your pc and see if it will POST to the BIOS then check your Boot orderthat it is set to your Windows...

Thank you enjoy your PC. Cheers.

Please kindly post your result with the new GPU. It is a bummer your current graphic card the Nvidia 3080 Ti failed as it was an expensive investment. I hope your new GPU will work in your PC. All the Best. Cheers.

Your PSU is the most important part in your build. Don't cheap out on it. You may want to consider an 850 Watt PSU for peace of mind and extra headroom and upgrades. I have used from 850 Watt PSU's up to 1200 Watt PSU's for my builds with no power issues in gaming or productivity apps. Consider...

For a new high performance graphic card you should have a minimum of a 1000 Watt or higher Wattage PSU for extra headroom for your system. Just a suggestion. Cheers.

Its best to use the cables that are supplied with a new PSU. Just a general rule of thumb with PSU's. In my experience using old cables with a new PSU resulted in a fire situation. I am grateful I was home and I was alerted by the smoke detectors in my home. Believe me you do not want to take...

I agree to check your warranty first. It may be best if you decide to repaste your graphic card if you can on another PC to watch a You Tube video on how to correctly clean and repaste an NVIDIA 3080Ti Graphic Card. You may need to reset the Motherboard CMOS by removing the CMOS board battery...

Did you reset the CMOS after the BIOS update? Run HWINFO to check temps, is the system overclocked? Did you run SFC? Please provide more info. There are people here who can help you. Thanks.

Just a suggestion remove the CMOS motherboard battery to default the board settings for a few minutes and reinstall it . Try booting the board to see if it will post.

Try a different keyboard.

Just a suggestion, connect the HDMI cable to your iGPU port and start the PC. Go into the BIOS and select iGPU for video save and boot the PC. Hopefully you should have video at this point, download and install the driver from AMD Driver site for your RTX graphic card. Shut down the PC...

HDMI 2.1a cable