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fabriicio10

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#1 - The motherboard has an issue where the network adapter sometimes does not detect my ethernet connection on startup, and I have to restart the adapter on the device manager multiple times to get it working. This I'm pretty sure is the motherboard's fault.

#2 - Either while playing games or soon after, I hear a USB disconnect sound, the screen turns black and the fans ramp up to 100% (CPU or GPU, haven't pinpointed it yet).
I reseated the GPU, did a clean install of Windows 10, everything is fully updated. Ran a few tests on FurMark to see if I could replicate the crash, and nothing happened.

My computer specs:
CPU - Ryzen 7 3700x
Motherboard - MSI x570 A-Pro
RAM: Kingston 16Gb 3000MHz
GPU - Asus GTX 1060 6Gb OC
PSU - Corsair RM 750i
Everything running on stock clocks.
Should I consider RMA or is this something I can fix on my own?
 
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Ferimer

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#1 - The motherboard has an issue where the network adapter sometimes does not detect my ethernet connection on startup, and I have to restart the adapter on the device manager multiple times to get it working. This I'm pretty sure is the motherboard's fault.

#2 - Either while playing games or soon after, I hear a USB disconnect sound, the screen turns black and the fans ramp up to 100% (CPU or GPU, haven't pinpointed it yet).
I reseated the GPU, did a clean install of Windows 10, everything is fully updated. Ran a few tests on FurMark to see if I could replicate the crash, and nothing happened.

My computer specs:
CPU - Ryzen 7 3700x
Motherboard - MSI x570 A-Pro
RAM: Kingston 16Gb 3000MHz
GPU - Asus GTX 1060 6Gb OC
Everything is running on default clocks.

Should I consider RMA or is this something I can fix on my own?
What is your power supply? are you doing any overclocking?
 

fabriicio10

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You didnt have to flash it? your MOBO is 3rd gen ready?
Yeah I read that x570 was ready for 3rd gen Ryzen CPUs out of the box, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to keep it updated.

Anyways, I'm trying to check all of my drivers like ex_bubblehead mentioned to make sure everything is actually working 100% before I do something on the hardware level.
 

Ferimer

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Yeah I read that x570 was ready for 3rd gen Ryzen CPUs out of the box, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to keep it updated.

Anyways, I'm trying to check all of my drivers like ex_bubblehead mentioned to make sure everything is actually working 100% before I do something on the hardware level.
I would look into going back to the original BIOS Version for your MOBO instead of flashing it.
 

Ferimer

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Yeah I read that x570 was ready for 3rd gen Ryzen CPUs out of the box, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to keep it updated.

Anyways, I'm trying to check all of my drivers like ex_bubblehead mentioned to make sure everything is actually working 100% before I do something on the hardware level.
By changing the bios version you could have unknowingly messed up some other drivers which is what is creating the problem now.
 
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