cpu light

Hello, recently built the following pc - MSI PRO Z790 A WIFI DDR5 - 14700KF - Gskill Trident Z5 RGB 2x16GB 6400MT CL32 - EK Nucleus 360 RGB AIO - Samsung 990 Pro - Corsair MP510 (reused) - SATA SSD (reused) - 2x HDD (reused) - Corsair RM850X PSU - NZXT H440 (reused) Put it all together, wiped...

The old power supply was pulled from an old office PC, the new one is a thermaltake toughpower gf1 650w. Whenever I power on the PC with the new PSU (8-pin ATX CPU connector) it won't POST and gives me a red light on the motherboard indicating a problem with the CPU. The old PSU (4-pin ATX CPU...

New build system with specification below. System booted fine on build, Windows 10 pro installed and fully updated with drivers directly from MSI, NVidia and Intel and ran for several days (shutting down and booting several times) without issue. Today after spending yesterday migrating items...

Hi, I built this PC a while ago: cpu - ryzen 5 1600 af motherboard - msi b450m pro vdh max ram - 2x8gb gskill 3600mhz( running at 3000mhz) gpu - rx 570 aorus gigabyte case - nox hummer zx ssd - kioxia 480gb psu - bitfenix formula 550w 80+ gold After the first day it crashed the first time...

Hey guys, I’m super new to this whole forum, so sorry if my title is confusing. I’m having major issues with my whole PC. Just 2 days ago I went to bed and left my PC running as I usually do. I woke up in the morning to a laggy mess and couldn’t figure out what was wrong until I got a warning...

My PC will not post, no connection to mouse or keyboard so i cant try to get in to bios. No picture on my screen either. I hear 1 short beep when i power up my build. Ive tried everything from checking standoffs, to reseating the cpu, pushing the cmos button on the back port of the motherboard...

My PC will not post, no connection to mouse or keyboard so i cant try to get in to bios. No picture on my screen either. I hear 1 short beep when i power up my build. Ive tried everything from checking standoffs, to reseating the cpu, pushing the cmos button on the back port of the motherboard...