Recent content by Zakk90

If you get a new PSU I would get a Seasonic.

I guess it's the correct slots for your mobo then. Most are either A1/B1 or A2/B2. Actually I had an MSI mobo that actually required the slots you're using but I thought it was just an MSI thing. I'd personally just need a new mobo at this point.

Ok, well I was thinking about it and I have one more thing in mind. If you have your cpu over voltage jumper on try changing it to off by putting it on pins 2&1 which would be the middle and bottom pins. Also change your RAM from DIMM slots B1&B2 to A2&B2.

Also if you get it working i'd set the voltage to like 1.1 and see if its stable then go from there. My 7700k is at 4.5ghz and 1.125 voltage stable.

So it freezes at that point? You can't enter the bios? Did you apply new thermal paste? Make sure your memory is in A2 and B2 slots. Flash the bios if you can. If you have a laptop put it on a flash drive. I seen where another person had a similar problem and flashing the bios and taking the...

What is your power supply? It might be a power supply problem. If you have an extra I would test it. I'm trying to think here lol. I mean if you know all your connections are good and your mobo is clean 100% I would try to flash back to the previous bios version and see if that fixes it. I'm not...

I'd wait for the new Ryzen processors to come out then get a 3700x or whichever one fits within your budget. I have a 7700k and an RTX 2080 and I want to upgrade my cpu. People are saying the 3700x will be the 9900k killer. We shall see.

Hmmm.. Try clearing the CMOS. It's the battery on your motherboard. Pop it out and wait 5 minutes then put it back in and let me know if you can change the settings.

Probably a virus. Get Malwarebytes and Spybot Search and Destroy. https://www.malwarebytes.com/mwb-download/ https://www.safer-networking.org/download/

Christ. Low the voltage to 1.3 What frequency are you at? Are you saying you can't change the voltage? That's pretty high....

Have you had the windows boot drive in every time you've tried to start your pc? Take it out and it should boot.

Turn off the XMP profile if you are using it. Find the PCH configuration and make sure it's set to auto.

Mine did the same and I tried all the steps people recommended. It turned out to be green residue like you see on a car battery on the mobo behind the mobo usb ports. I had to remove the shield. Had 3 screws on the back of the mobo. I wiped it off and cleaned it and it worked.

Mine did the same and I tried all the steps people recommended. It turned out to be green residue like you see on a car battery on the mobo behind the mobo usb ports. I had to remove the shield. Had 3 screws on the back of the mobo. I wiped it off and cleaned it and it worked.