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You probably need to change some nescessary settings for the ryzen cpu in your bios : set XMP Profile 1 turn on fastboot use EUFI only set PCIe to slot 1 for primary graphics or slot 2 if you use a cpu with integrated graphics The high temperatures also indicate that you mounted the cooling...

I don't get that ...

Go for a AMD Ryzen system ! The best price-performance cpu at the moment is the Ryzen 5 3600. I recently bought this : CPU : Ryzen 5 3600 Motherboard : Gygabyte B450m DS3H RAM : 2x8 Gb Corsair Vengence LPX Graphics : Gforce 1050 2Gb SSD : Transcend 256 Gb I tested it intesively and overall...

Check if you have the option to set "Profile 2" as XMP setting in your BIOS. This setting allows the Ryzen CPU to use the DRAM in a DUAL CHANNEL/DUAL RANK mode. If your BIOS doesn't have that option then you need a BIOS update or a new motherboard. Anyhow, for Ryzen you should dive into a lot of...

To answer your question : yes you should run windows from an SSD to gain max. performance. For the HDD i'd say try a different SATA connection. If that doesn't make a difference you can check your BIOS to see if it detects the HDD at all. If not then the HDD might be dead. Also do not forget to...

Overheating is probably the cause since it happens after a certain period of time elapsed when in use. The temperature you describe at idle is way to hot ! Around 30-35 degrees celcius should be considered average when idle. If i were you i'd try cooling the M2.SSD by adding a cooling-sink or...

I just realized it could be that your motherboard is short-circuiting. Check if your motherboard is not accidently touching the metal case at unwanted locations. Also it's possible that some screw might be stuck between the motherboard and casing causing the short-circuit. Anyhow, check for...

Even if i would like to i couldn't because i really don't know what email, login and passwords i used. I actually apoligize for not being able to do so and leave your database(s) with unused accounts. I promise i will keep this account for this forum. Thank you for your kind responses btw.

actually i just can't remember my old account login after switching hardware, software, change of email host and other reasons (e.g.: my email account(s) appeared on a hackers list which were very suspisciously related to facebook, google and youtube. (i really think those companies just sold it...

My bad, i should have checked that first. Thanks for pointing that out. I'm actually not new here, i have been checking out this forum for years and posted some responses in the past on other accounts.

I am happy to hear that this helped :)

Upgrade to Ryzen for sure ! You wont regret it.

I think it has to do with the fact that your RAM doesn't support low voltage settings. (min. 1.2 volts) The auto-boost function of the AMD Ryzen will try to lower this voltage most of the time but in your case it can not. This might trick the cpu into thinking you are using overclocked memory...

confusing what the issue is but i try to aswer it. If you want to know if you lose the warranty on the product then the answer is : No, unless you didn't follow the proper procedure. If you want to know if your CPU works on that motherboard then the answer is : Yes, but you need to upgrade...

There should be an option in the BIOS to let you turn it on or of or fade in/out. Bios version F50