I had an i5 7400/H110m system and a HP omen sequencer optical-mechanical keyboard which worked fine with 0 issues. Due to some funny circumstances i got the opportunity to upgrade to a brand new i5 9400F/H310m (Asrock H310CM-HDV) system for dirt cheap (basically free), and now the keyboard freezes randomly after the upgrade. I have to unplug and replug it in to make it work again.
I tried switching usb ports (3.0<->2.0), using front panel ports, using the ports in my monitor (powered hub), disabling & enabling RGB in case it was drawing too much voltage, disabling selective suspend, disabling USB legacy support, removing & adding it in device manager, reinstalling windows, etc.
I noticed that the Omen command center software would cause the freezing to be more frequent, so i uninstalled it, which seemed to help a bit for a few days, and then the RGB got disabled on its own and stopped working for 2 weeks along with the freezing issue (the RGB works now, btw).
I imagine the issue is either voltage related (USB ports not supplying enough or too much voltage, so its a motherboard issue), or the keyboard has just gone defective.
I have tried the keyboard with my laptop and it seems fine, but since it tends to freeze randomly I don't know if its actually fine or not.
Should i just RMA both motherboard and keyboard, just in case, or is there anything else i can try?
I tried switching usb ports (3.0<->2.0), using front panel ports, using the ports in my monitor (powered hub), disabling & enabling RGB in case it was drawing too much voltage, disabling selective suspend, disabling USB legacy support, removing & adding it in device manager, reinstalling windows, etc.
I noticed that the Omen command center software would cause the freezing to be more frequent, so i uninstalled it, which seemed to help a bit for a few days, and then the RGB got disabled on its own and stopped working for 2 weeks along with the freezing issue (the RGB works now, btw).
I imagine the issue is either voltage related (USB ports not supplying enough or too much voltage, so its a motherboard issue), or the keyboard has just gone defective.
I have tried the keyboard with my laptop and it seems fine, but since it tends to freeze randomly I don't know if its actually fine or not.
Should i just RMA both motherboard and keyboard, just in case, or is there anything else i can try?