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Your motherboard supports 8th gen intel processors https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-z370-g-gaming-model/#performance Not the 15 9600k U have. Did you update the BIOS to make it work?

Go to the BIOS and enable turbo Boost.

So if I try to move anything to my sandisk 8 GB USB, it shows a write protected error. I tried the clean command, but it shows a I/O error. The drive has nothing inside. It is completely empty. I used easeus to turn off the write protection but it didn't work and didn't show any error. There is...

Yes it is PCIE X16, but with the speed of PCIE x1 gen2. You can fit in graphics cards, but performance will be at loss here.

Can you see anything on the screen before it shuts down? Since its a prebuild, is it on warranty?

I did something in the control panel mouse settings and the mouse pointer seems to have the hourglass icon when loading anything. Like that windows 7 loading hourglass I want it to get back to the windows 10 round blue loading animation. What should I click? View: https://imgur.com/a/di4xbWG...

Yeah you can do it, but first watch a youtube video on it just in case before unscrewing it. Be extra careful. And keep away from carpets or sweaters

You should check the pins under the CPU, they sometimes (rarely) come damaged or bent.

Which graphics card are you using? Unless you're using something more powerful than a GTX 1050 ti, thats not that bad of a PSU. Wires might be lose. You should check the chassis.

I guess I'll figure it out myself then, testing with the integrated

I want to use full 16 GB of my USB drive, and also use the drive in my phone. Using NTFS means I cannot use it on my phone Using FAT32 means I cannot use the full capacity, only half more or less. Any other file system? And if so, how do I format it with that file system? My windows 10 explorer...

Appearances can be deceptive. Artifacts like those are sometimes related with corrupt GPU bios. Have you done any overclocking?

GT 1030 GDDR5 White EXOC GALAX

Last time when I set it to UEFI first, the system showed "B2" post code and was stuck on the bios splash screen. Removing the graphics card and using the integrated to reset the setting fixed this before. Haven't tried to do it again ever since,

So Its safe to use UEFI first? THE SITUATION: In my BIOS, if I try to disable CSM, then it says "Warning. Set video oprom policy to UEFI first and reboot. try again".