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I didn't find a solution for BIOS updating with the 5600x, but it did work on the first try after I installed the 5800x3D. The method I used to update it was EZ Flash in the BIOS. Not sure what the exact issue was, maybe it was the CPU itself, but I figured I should update this thread

I followed everything exactly as the guides said but it still didn't work, so I'll probably try updating it without a CPU installed once I buy the new one

Here are the specs: Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B450-F Gaming ii, BIOS 4602 CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x RAM: 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro GPU: MSI Gaming X RX 5700 XT OS: Windows 11 Here is what I've tried so far: EZ Flash 3 in BIOS - said BIOS was not UEFI even with secure boot off and BIOS renamed...

Wow this thread is old I forgot lol. But I never ended up testing a 960 in it, instead I bought an HP Omen that I am trying to upgrade right now. The 960 should work though since it's in the supported gpu list for the m91p

I used a 6-pin combined with a 2-pin to make 8. Also yeah, that HP Omen looks like it's closer to mine, but the motherboard is different. Mine is an Odensense2-k (IMP17-DD2). Other than that everything is the same Edit: Everything works now, I just reseated it, tried a different 6+2 pin set...

Hi! I just upgraded my GTX 1060 3GB to a Zotac GTX 1660S AMP. When I installed the new gpu, the pc would not boot. None of the leds turned on, including power, but the cpu and gpu fans turned on for a second then turned right back off. I do have a prebuilt, but I did a lot of research into the...

One of the sticks ended up dying on me so as of right now I am using MemTest86 to see how well one 8GB stick and one 4GB stick from different brands work together. I wanted to have a full 16 but I can settle for 12 as long as the test shows no errors

I'll try this in a bit and come back with results

Yeah that was something I made sure to do, but I might not have done it every time. But if that was the case then I think there would probably be a problem with the GPU too since usually I removed it to reach the RAM

Specs: CPU- i5 6600k GPU- GTX 1060 3GB RAM- Now 8GB (Was 16) PSU- NZXT 750w 80+ Gold So recently I cleared my CMOS battery in order to reset my BIOS to default because of a strange power issue. Before the CMOS clear, I installed a new 2x8 kit of DDR4 RAM in the pc (maybe a week before) and...

I think I found my answer; it looks like the M91p only supports Nvidia series GPUs from the GT 420 to the GTX 980. So I might end up buying the GTX 960 4GB SC I've been looking at and see if it works. For anyone else with a problem like mine, here is the Lenovo ThinkCentre M91p Approved GPU...

I checked and it seems like a GTX 960 works on a Lenovo ThinkCentre M81 so it might work on mine. I think I'll wait some for other people to say something here first though

CPU: i5-2400 GPU: Gigabyte GTX 660 2X OC Windforce Edition RAM: 16GB DDR3 Dual Channel PSU: NZXT 750W 80+ Gold I want to upgrade my GTX 660 to something like a GTX 960 with 4gb on it, but I'm worried the BIOS of my OEM Lenovo M91p won't support modern cards like that. The motherboard has a...

I already did. And it defaulted me to low settings but native resolution (1600x900) and with Vsync on. So I think I can run it just fine, feels pretty smooth and playable too

So, my rig meets the exact minimum system requirements for Prey (2017), and here is what my specs are: CPU: Intel Core i5-2400 3.1Ghz GPU: Gigabyte GTX 660 Windforce 2X OC Edition (2GB GDDR5) RAM: 16GB DDR3 HDD: 500GB I've seen Prey (2017) average around 30 fps on 720p low settings on a build...