So I have an issue with my PC. A couple months ago, it stopped being able to boot properly. I didn't update anything then. I brought it into a PC repair shop, and they told me that it was a problem with my motherboard, which is a Gigabyte B450 I Aorus Pro Wifi for my ITX build. I sent it back to Gigabyte to be repaired, and today, I got it back.
After putting my PC back together, it managed to boot, although I did get the error "Memory PMU Training error at Socket 0 Channel 1 DIMM 1", which I believe is a memory error, and sure enough, my PC told my I only had 1 RAM stick of 8GB. After installing any GPU updates, I thought a BIOS update could solve it, so I updated from, I think, F40 to F51 using Gigabyte's @bios utility, and as soon as I restarted it, the same issues from two months ago occurred: my CPU fan is constantly on max speed, the PC itself doesn't boot at all-I just get a black screen-and I can't use my power button to shut it down.
I'm thinking maybe the BIOS update caused it, but perhaps there is another defect part in my PC I was unaware of? I'm really not sure what to do now. I already tried clearing my CMOS to no avail, and there's none of those LED error codes from my mobo. If I could rollback my BIOS, or if there's any other suggestions at all, I'd be completely willing to try them.
Here's my build if it's any help: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/hZ76cY
After putting my PC back together, it managed to boot, although I did get the error "Memory PMU Training error at Socket 0 Channel 1 DIMM 1", which I believe is a memory error, and sure enough, my PC told my I only had 1 RAM stick of 8GB. After installing any GPU updates, I thought a BIOS update could solve it, so I updated from, I think, F40 to F51 using Gigabyte's @bios utility, and as soon as I restarted it, the same issues from two months ago occurred: my CPU fan is constantly on max speed, the PC itself doesn't boot at all-I just get a black screen-and I can't use my power button to shut it down.
I'm thinking maybe the BIOS update caused it, but perhaps there is another defect part in my PC I was unaware of? I'm really not sure what to do now. I already tried clearing my CMOS to no avail, and there's none of those LED error codes from my mobo. If I could rollback my BIOS, or if there's any other suggestions at all, I'd be completely willing to try them.
Here's my build if it's any help: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/hZ76cY
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