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Today I tried with new RAM sticks (Crucial 4800MHz) and a new PSU (Strix 1000W). Reseated CPU, checked for any broken pins in CPU socket, checked all RAM combinations (both single and double), I don't think there's anything else left I can do. RMAing first thing tomorrow. Thanks for the help

That sucks man. I didn't resolve it either. Tried new RAM sticks, different combinations, new PSU, reseated CPU, tried breadboarding. Nothing worked. Thanks for the reply. Tomorrow I will call the seller for RMA.

I tried 1 stick at a time. Same yellow light. Ordered the Crucial stick. What do I do if that doesn't work either? The Intel and AMD RAM profiles is weird. New RGB connectors (3-pin, 4-pin), new 3.2 gen 2 connectors... tiny bits and pieces have increased is what I meant to say. Not exactly...

Hello everyone. So, I built my last PC in 2016 when things were a lot simpler. To upgrade, I figured I will just get new motherboard, CPU and RAM and use the old components to check if everything's all right. Here are the new components: CPU: Intel i5-13500 Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B760-F...

Is your issue resolved? I am having the same problem on a different motherboard.

I have a rather unusual problem. Until yesterday I had Windows 10 build 1607, last updated somewhere back in February. It ran fine, and I played all my games comfortably. A week ago Diablo 3 came with an update, and right after that I wouldn't be able to play it more than 5 minutes - because...

I have the Gigabyte GC-WB867D-I (rev. 4.2), which has a Intel Dual Band AC-8260 WiFi and Bluetooth 4.2. I have noticed that with Bluetooth turned on, the WiFi keeps disconnecting after every 3-10 minutes for 3-5 seconds and then reconnects itself. If I turn Bluetooth adapter off, then the...

I built a new PC but as it doesn't have a Wi-Fi adapter yet, connecting it to my laptop (host) via LAN works fine. In laptop I enabled sharing of the data-card modem with 'Local Area Connection', which changed the LAN adapter IP4 settings (IP: 192.168.137.1 , subnet mask : 255.255.255.0). So...

Hi all again, OP here. I went through all the posts and sorry I didn't mention my specs earlier. Xeon E3 1245 V3 3.4GHz ASUS H97M-E 2x 8GB G.Skill 1600MHz Seasonic 550W 80+ Gold Samgsung Evo 850 128GB SSD, HP 1TB HDD I am aware that R9 380 draws more power than 960. I just wanted to know which...

I will be using WIndows 7 for years to come, and I do not care about DirectX 12 or Windows 10. Initially I was eyeing the GTX960, but looks like Nvidia drivers are nothing but trouble these days with their 'game ready' drivers (brother has laptop with Nvidia).