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Solved: Managed to get my system stable my just enabling xmp and downclocking my cpu to 5.3 e cores to 4.0 and cache to 4.0 as well fps loss is very minimal and hopefully this will hold me off until the 14900k

Hopefully putting in a different cpu will confirm this is the case if thats true i could try and rma the motherboard however i wouldnt be surprised if i get denied due to lack of stock since last time asus stocked this board was march

My best guess right now is that i just really damaged the silicon on my cpu and its just spitting out signs of life but not enough to still work at stock speeds

Update: I got it to post into bios #2 in which i ensured all settings were default but then it took me back to this shutoff loop, then i tried safe mode again which took me into windows for about 2 minutes still on stock settings but then it shutoff again now im just super confused

Glad the other half of my pc isnt dead haha I actually had that chance once or twice after it first shut off but being a knucklehead i just changed the “bclk aware voltage” from auto to on to try and stop that from messing up my cpu but since then and after resetting my bios the only time its posted is one time to display “updating system leds” then restarted and said “updating bios dont turn off” after that its been stuck in this shutoff loop and switching between the 2 bioses on my motherboard and resetting both doesent help

Thanks for pointing that out i’ll make sure to take my 4080 and ram kit over to my friends pc and make sure both of those work

I just found out the hard way but realistically it couldn't be anything other than the cpu or motherboard right?

Thanks for the info i’ll try my friends cpu to make sure before buying any new hardware damn though i was really hoping it would be the motherboard since that i could replaced under rma my cpu is delidded hence i’ll have to buy one out of pocket

Yesterday i decided to mess around with my memory latency by overclocking my bclk from 100 to 132 (adjusted the rest of my multipliers to be around the same) this was successful my memory latency went from around 68 all the way down to 46 which really helped my 1% lows in games i play. Today while i was playing bf2042 my pc shut off cold no blue screen no error just power off it proceeded to do this several times while starting up but a couple minutes later it wont make it to the bios and shuts off when the post led lights up. I tried resetting the bios unplugging everything and trying 1 stick of ram same issue. Ive come the the realization that bclk overclocking also raises certain voltages so the odds that i unknowingly fried something are fairly high given this situation. Does anyone have any ides on how i could narrow down if i have a bad cpu or motherboard? Thank you!! (Im running a hardline loop so any troubleshooting i end up trying i need to tear apart the loop first) specs 13900ks asus z790 apex gskill 48gb 8000 kit founders 4080 3 m.2 drives 2 on dim.2 card one on motherboard corsair ax1500i

Sorry for the clarification the cablemod cables im buying also go directly from my gpu to my power supply.

Hi I know this is a dumb question but it's one I couldn't find the answer to online. I currently run a 4080 using the out of the box 3x8 pin power adapter however I am about to purchase a custom cable kit from cablemod which makes a 12pin high power to 3 8 pin plugs that go directly into my AX1500i power supply. However I'm planning a monitor upgrade in the future that would warrant me to sell my card and upgrade to a 4090 instead, if I instead get the 12pin to 4 8 pin cable that is meant for a 4090 would there be any issues with it powering my current 4080? Thank you I appreciate any feedback

Update: I uninstalled evga precision x1 and the issue stopped I think if was just one of the gpus cores or vram modules bricking due to an automatic overclock lacking enough extra power

No pain I can easily remove/change memory, I don't have any other memory at hand but I will try running dual channel 32gb instead of quad

I built my computer about 8 months ago and it has worked fine until about 2 days ago when i booted it up it said couldn’t detect memory on the postcode so naturally i disabled my overclock settings and tried to boot on default settings, the pc works however it cannot last 5 minutes running without freezing no blue screen just mouse stops responding and rbg leds go rainbow signaling a loss of input from the os. I have tried reinstalling all my drivers and disconnecting all devices besides my keyboard and mouse and the issue still remains the pc just freezes after several minutes of running. Prior to this happening I didin’t install any new software or tinker with my computer at all it just happened out of nowhere. Despite working fine in safe mode I think it might be a hardware issue as ifs not normal for windows to constantly freezes with no bsod. My specs are: I9 7980xe rampage vi extreme Founders 2080 ti sli corsair ax1500i psu(been using it for about 4 years) 64gb trident z rgb 16x4 memory and 3 samsung 960-970 m.2 drives of varying capacity with a couple of other sata ssds Everything is custom watercooled so theres no chance of overheating being the issue if anyone has any idea of which component could be causing this of what I should do to troubleshoot please let me know

I have all hard tubing in the upper side of the case, but would turning off one pump while the other one runs have a similar effect of blocking the waterflow out of the reservoir causing liquid to back up?