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I have an amd cpu in both pcs I've tried without integrated graphics

Weirdest thing happened to me. My pc was in sleep mode when I woke It up, the display came in for 10-15 seconds and then went black, now everytime I turn on my pc it says no signal. (The pc does boot into windows) Things I've tried: Different PC Different monitor Different HDMI/DP cable in...

I know how to overclock, just saw some comments online that said "you can fry your pcie slot" and stuff, so I just wanted to make sure. Not planning on flashing the bios or anything, just using the good old afterburner. Anyway, thanks for the reply.

The title says it all, I've recently got my hands on a 1050ti with no power connector and I want to check how far it can go but I dont want to risk my motherboard's pcie slot (or the mobo itself). I have a 1080ti so it's just a spare in case something happens to the 1080ti, but it's always fun...

Nope. The gpu fan header is bigger and there’s a bunch of them on the top side of the pcb. This one is small and flat and the pins are horizontal.

Can someone tell me what is this 4pin connector for on the back of the gpu? https://imgur.com/a/WYDVoCJ I’ve seen it on multiple cards now, but can’t figure out what is it.

Yes it shows the manufacturer of the PCB/Heatspreader not the actual memory modules. It says Corsair, but since corsair is not a semiconductor manufacturer, that doesn’t apply to the memory chips themselves.

I’m looking for a program that can tell me the manufacturer of the modules on my dram. I’m not talking about the pcb/heatspreder manufacturer, but the actual modules. I want to find out whether it’s micron, Hynix or Samsung memory. Thanks for the answers.

It was the boot drive. I’ve changed it and now it’s working properly.

Mobo: ASUS MAXIMUS VIII HERO (bios ver. 2202) PSU: EVGA Supernova g2 650w 80+ gold GPU: MSI GTX 1080ti gaming x RAM: Corsair Vengeance LED 2x8gb @ 2666Mhz, 16-18-18-35, XMP: on

On stock?

I don’t know, but AIDA64 doesn’t stress the cpu enough. I ran it for an hour when I overclocked to 4.9ghz and it blue screened almost immediately in cinebench. RealBench says it’s unstable after 1 minute of stress test.

So I’m running a i7 6700k and realbench says “instability detected” even though I have it @ stock speeds right now. I’ve tried a different cpu, motherboard, PSU, graphics card, so pretty much everything even swapped the modular cable for cpu and the atx cable with no success. At this point I’m...

I've tried reset cmos and rams. the problem is that nothing shows up on the display and all the fans are not running only for a secon when I turn it off. The problem started when I tried to flash bios. Any solution? I just bought the motherboard yesterday and it was working fine yesterday.

It was working after it started doing it so I don't think it's the mobo or the cpu everithing was fine for 3 days and then it started again. Maybe the PSU at least I hope because that's the cheapest part in the rig .