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I have made another thread about my CPU led on the mobo turning red when i shut down the pc. When using it though, its off. Do you think this is related to the additional 4 power pins not connected on the mobo? Thanks for your replies.

We reinstalled the drivers for the gpu, and the issue has now stopped for about a week or so. Thank you for your time guys.

Hello guys. So, my buddy bought a 980ti recently, and we have some issues since then. Under load, he suddenly sees black screen some times, but pc does not shut down. We bought a new PSU form Coolermaster today which is 700w and can easily handle 980ti, and the issue remains. Any ideas of what...

Well. I've already tried 5,2 with 1,42 volts manually, and im pretty sure ive also tried 5ghz with 1,37 volts, still not working. Im gonna connect the additional 4 pins and see how it goes. Btw, should i touch power and thermal limit at bios? Put like both 150, watts and degrees..

So i have the i5 9600k on an Aorus z390 pro, and im trying to get the most i can out of it. But i cant take it anywhere more than 4,8ghz, and im using auto voltage since the temps are not an issue for me. I hit the multiplier at 51, pc insta blue screens after bios check. I hit 50, pc boots...

I can't do that since I charge my headphones while pc is off. But I don't care about the fact that it's open, I'm just wondering if it means anything.

Haven't tried that. But what does it do?

So I have an i5 9600k on an Aorus Pro Z390 board. When I shut down the pc, the CPU led on the board at the bottom right part turns red. Only the cpu led tho. When pc is on at windows, it is not. Any ideas? I searched at the manual but didn't find anything. Is this ok and it should be happening...

Hello team! So, i have an Aorus pro Gigabyte mobo with 9600k. I have connected the 8pin power from the psu to the mobo, but i can't make anything more than 4,8 ghz, or i get blue screen and game crash. My psu is EVGA 650 GQ, and has two cpu slots. CPU 1 and CPU2. Currently I'm using the cpu1...