Hello, I recently decide to custom build a PC for university, so after buying all the parts I gave them to my brother so he could build the PC (he has built some PCs before).
After the first 2 days after it crashed while I was doing some light to medium work on it (it worked fine before), an orange LED started to blink on the motherboard, I had a look and it indicates something to do with the RAM but I am not too sure. I turned the machine back on and it seems to be working fine. I took out the ram and tried one by one to see if maybe a stick was dead but that was not the issue.
After 4 days it was built it crashed again but this time a stable white LED showed up, this LED indicates something to do with VGA but I am not too sure as I am connected via HDMI.
I was just wondering if anyone is having this issues and if all these issues are maybe due to a bad motherboard because I still have a warranty on it
Specs:
Asus ROG STRIX B450 - F
Vega 64
Ryzen 5 - 2600X
corsair vengeance lpx 2x8gb
If anyone could help that would be great, my PC knowledge is very basic
Any help is very appreciated, thank you.
After the first 2 days after it crashed while I was doing some light to medium work on it (it worked fine before), an orange LED started to blink on the motherboard, I had a look and it indicates something to do with the RAM but I am not too sure. I turned the machine back on and it seems to be working fine. I took out the ram and tried one by one to see if maybe a stick was dead but that was not the issue.
After 4 days it was built it crashed again but this time a stable white LED showed up, this LED indicates something to do with VGA but I am not too sure as I am connected via HDMI.
I was just wondering if anyone is having this issues and if all these issues are maybe due to a bad motherboard because I still have a warranty on it
Specs:
Asus ROG STRIX B450 - F
Vega 64
Ryzen 5 - 2600X
corsair vengeance lpx 2x8gb
If anyone could help that would be great, my PC knowledge is very basic
Any help is very appreciated, thank you.