Recent content by FireAntX10

Unfortunately for my Ryzen 7 2700X, yes I have. I did so trying to straighten them with my fingers since it was my first processor four years ago (and it was my first time building a pc, at that.). :( I've since found more feasible method to straighten the pins on the cpu. Nevertheless, thank...

That's odd. My motherboard was able to recognize the ram on Channel B when I had the R7 2700X on the motherboard whenever I populated them with the A channel ram, but then the RAM on Channel would be hardware reserved due to me breaking a few pins initially figuring out how to straighten them...

So I was able to buy a kit of 2x8GB Patriot Memory Signature Premium RAM (2666 MHZ JEDEC) last Friday, inserted the RAM into A2 and B2, and I still wasn't able to boot in dual channel for my Ryzen 7 5700g (If I put any RAM in the B channel slots, or mix them with the A slots, the PC won't boot.)...

Wait, wait. wait... RAM configurations? I thought the frequencies had something to do with the default RAM frequencies out of the box, not XMP or any manual configurations.

Did you manually set the RAM to 3200Mhz, or was it like that by default? If not, what is the default RAM speed on your PC? The bottom part of the graph also listed Single Rank for A2 and B2 for Matisse/Vermeer/Renoir/Cezanne? So what happens if I put all use four single-ranked DIMMs at 2667...

I don't think the graphs mention XMP frequencies. They're most likely talking about the RAM's JEDEC speeds, not the XMP OC speeds.

That makes some sense. That might explain why the 5700g can't boot with one stick on the B slots (B1/B2) even with another on one of the A slots (A1/A2), but is able to do so with the R7 2700X (despite the broken pins.). Maybe because the 2400MHZ ram slots can't handle the b-slots? Things I've...

That, I understand, but what about the memory frequencies in the graph? Where do they play into this?

This has been on my mind for a few weeks now. To start, I currently have a My ram is currently 2 pairs of TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 3000MHz (PC4-24000) on an ASRock B450m Pro4 motherboard. Normally without XMP, the ram runs at 2400mhz, which is what it's currently on at...

So I've managed to get my display to work by pushing/forcing the RAM all the way into the socket. Now, my computer's working just fine.

The thing is, my gpu is 2GB and lacks a pcie pin connector, and I've tried what you've told me about the CMOS battery. Is it the graphics card itself that's the problem? This is the same problem happened to a computer I frequent at a Best Store: Systems were on, but there was no signal on the...

@Leridan What do I need for the CLRCMOS01 port? A jumper?

Am I supposed to use one of the system jacks (Reset Sw or Power) Sw to reset the CMOS?

After pulling the plug on the power supply, pulling out the Cmos battery, and holding the power for more than 10 seconds before putting the components back, the problem still persists. Where is the 2 pin jack to reset the CMOS on the motherboard?

@JohnnyMaverick ...My monitor is a TV screen. The only hint I'm getting is "retrieving data" before a "No Signal" screen is showing up.