So I was confused as to why my new ITX build wasn't performing like my old one did. All I did was switch from a B450M Aorus to a B450I Gaming Plus AC. Here are my specs:
Ryzen 5 2600
MSI b450I gaming plus AC
Gigabyte RTx 2060
Evga 550gm sfx psu
16 gb gskill trident z neo 3600mhz ram @3300mhz
I did userbenchmark tests and my pc was performing below expectations, which weirded me out considering none of these parts were more than 6 months old. As such, I downloaded all the latest drivers and tried to download the latest BIOS. Little did i know that it was for ryzen 3000 and above only. I flashed the bios and got nothing. I also turned the PC off, which probably was not a good idea. At this point I realized that I needed an older bios, one which was compatible with zen+ with so i tried to flash it but no luck: my motherboard couldn't even get into bios. My components turn on and I can see the rgb ram, but my monitor shows no signal. Help! If worst comes to worst I can just sell the mobo and cpu and buy new ones, but I'd rather fix my current issue.
Ryzen 5 2600
MSI b450I gaming plus AC
Gigabyte RTx 2060
Evga 550gm sfx psu
16 gb gskill trident z neo 3600mhz ram @3300mhz
I did userbenchmark tests and my pc was performing below expectations, which weirded me out considering none of these parts were more than 6 months old. As such, I downloaded all the latest drivers and tried to download the latest BIOS. Little did i know that it was for ryzen 3000 and above only. I flashed the bios and got nothing. I also turned the PC off, which probably was not a good idea. At this point I realized that I needed an older bios, one which was compatible with zen+ with so i tried to flash it but no luck: my motherboard couldn't even get into bios. My components turn on and I can see the rgb ram, but my monitor shows no signal. Help! If worst comes to worst I can just sell the mobo and cpu and buy new ones, but I'd rather fix my current issue.
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