Recent content by ilias4681

Sorry for delayed answer. I had the whole ox examined by my retailer. He contacted AMD and also added some sort of detailed report about what's happening by using a special software. They told him that this was about CPU firmware collision along with MB and ram. They posted him instructions...

If that was already there, then it's not you that caused that. So if it's a brand new cpu it's highly unlikely that it's your fault. Try and contact your cpu supplier, as well said.

Hey. It looks bad at first sight. Might as well try the CPU on another motherboard, though this has little chances. Did you check whether it was like that when you opened the CPU box?

Something wrong with Ryzen ......x's? I see a lot of people (including me) finding hard time with getting them work properly... Since you got the right bios , first try another vga card. If nothing happens, try single memory ( ie 8gb ram instead of 16gb). If it works, add second memory...

Well to be honest, haven't tried to pull battery our, what's more, remove the pins because I thought a brand new motherboard would be pointless to do. Man, from what I've seen so far in these forums or YouTube, new motherboards may need a lot more tests and swaps in order to get them...

Agree to the above. How on earth did you manage to update bios while having another model? Did you update from windows internet or bios itself?

Motherboard has f15a bios version. Psu is corsair CV series 750watt. Have resetted bios to default. Could it be possible the CPU be faulty, even if I see it in bios settings?

Hey everybody. So I decided to upgrade. New parts: Ryzen 5 5600X Corsair vengeance 16gb 3600 oc Gigabyte b550 Gaming x v2 with f15 bios (requires f10 for ryzen 5600X) Corsair psu bronze 750watt. Kept: Sapphire R590 nitro plus Soundblaster Gaming. Western digital 3d 500gb( Disk formatted and...