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Hi there I recently sold a motherboard to a customer online with a C224 chipset (asus p9d-m) and i received a messasge from the buyer a couple days later stating that he could not get the cooler to mount properly. I asked him what he was using and he said it was the stock cooler from an lga1150...

Sandisk Ultra II, can no longer do anything as it does not show in BIOS

It now no longer shows in BIOS

I cannot format it. I tried diskpart tools but it still won't let me format due to no volumes and I cannot create a volume either

And if so, how can I rectify the drive?

It first showed in Windows with no space on it and took forever to load. Then I reinstalled windows but it then didn't show up. Changed the sata cable and now it shows up in disk management but with a total size of 0.0MB. Is it corrupt?

The FX8320 comes with paste pre applied. Some may suggest re applying your own brand choice but in real world test it makes little to no difference and it perfectly acceptable to use. As for touching it, you should be fine unless you smeared all of it off.

Not sure what you mean to be honest, its obviously a custom design for specifically the PS4, and that alone. You can find it here: http://www.westingames.com/Original-Game-System-Motherboard-SAC-001-Replacement-for-PS4-CUH-1200-Pulled-WRP4161_5716.html

Steep learning curve? Its relatively easy following a guide. As for brands if you decide against custom PC then i suggest staying away from eBay stores that use poor power supplies (Corsair CX) or OEM PCs like Dell or Lenovo. Something from a component store should suffice as they know better...

No overclocked and I'm not gaming on it either as it crashes on desktop

Have a fresh install of windows 10 with latest amd drivers but keeps vrashing and loads of artifacting on screen. Going back to older drivers now to see if fixed but I've had the artifacting with 2 fresh windows 10 installs. Rest of system as follows: G3258 8gb corsair 750W evga supernova...

Some applications and games benefit from higher speeds of RAM but it doesnt make a staggering difference. If you are buying to upgrade from slower speeds, i wouldnt, but if you are looking to purchase DDR4 it depends on the price: if its only a little bit more expensive, it might just be worth it

Take it to a Microsoft store and if they also fail, you get a new laptop