Hey, I have recently bought some new hardware for my pc as it was getting old and I wanted to get the best possible out of it:
-Gigabyte z790 gaming x ax
-kingston fury beast DDR5 5200 mhz (2x 16gb CL 40)
-intel core i9 13900kf
I am using my old GPU(Asus Turbo GTX 1070) and power supply(Thermaltake SE 730w)
The issue I encountered was that dram light was on and pc wouldn't go through POST, beeping 4 times and shutting down.
So the things I will try tonight is going to be flashing the bios with q flash plus and trying the rams in every position possible. (I looked up and they should be compatible)
I was wondering if there is anything I can do about it and make it work if the solution above does not work.
Also the motherboard has 2x 8 pin 12v ATX power connectors while my PSU only has 1 4+4 pin. I looked in the manual and I did not understand correctly how to plug the power to the CPU(either 4+4 pins in 1 8 pin slot or 4 pins in one 8 pin slot and the other 4 pin in the other slot).
I could really appreciate some help, will leave the manual's CPU power connector schematic maybe some1 understands it better than i was able to.
-Gigabyte z790 gaming x ax
-kingston fury beast DDR5 5200 mhz (2x 16gb CL 40)
-intel core i9 13900kf
I am using my old GPU(Asus Turbo GTX 1070) and power supply(Thermaltake SE 730w)
The issue I encountered was that dram light was on and pc wouldn't go through POST, beeping 4 times and shutting down.
So the things I will try tonight is going to be flashing the bios with q flash plus and trying the rams in every position possible. (I looked up and they should be compatible)
I was wondering if there is anything I can do about it and make it work if the solution above does not work.
Also the motherboard has 2x 8 pin 12v ATX power connectors while my PSU only has 1 4+4 pin. I looked in the manual and I did not understand correctly how to plug the power to the CPU(either 4+4 pins in 1 8 pin slot or 4 pins in one 8 pin slot and the other 4 pin in the other slot).
I could really appreciate some help, will leave the manual's CPU power connector schematic maybe some1 understands it better than i was able to.