RykerLTT

Why is my motherboard unable to detect/boot into the new SSD which has Windows 11 (confirmed to boot successfully from my other PC)? Things to keep in mind: Motherboard is already set to UEFI SSD is on GPT (Obv, Windows 11 requires it) Other PC boots fine with this drive's Windows installation Working PC has Gigabyte Z490 UD motherboard PC unable to detect SSD has MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Edge motherboard on latest BIOS If you need more info, please ask! What happened up to this point: I guess I'll lead with where it all began: putting Windows 11 on my PC. Currently the system was running a Windows 10 with MBR on the main SSD (970 Evo 500GB NVMe), set in CSM (Legacy) mode, had an outdated BIOS which didn't support Windows 11, etc. I had my work cut out for me, but all those obstacles had straightforward solutions. For this new install, I decided on using the secondary SSD which was used for game storage (WD Black 1TB NVMe) since I was fine with converting it to GPT and formatting everything on there. The SSD with Windows 10 on it was taken out of the PC and is not relevant. I updated the BIOS, changed the necessary settings to UEFI, had a Windows 11 installation USB ready. What could go wrong? Well after about 6–7 hours of being on the Windows 11 installation attempts fumbling around in diskpart and the bios settings—and even moving the SSD to a different PC (which had a WD Blue 1TB SSD already running Windows 11)—I came to the the conclusion that the drive was faulty, which by the way I still think I'm right about. I got about every error possible when getting to the final screen of drive selection on the Windows installation process. A few times it even worked, but none were detected by the bios on my PC. ^ Keep in mind this drive (WD Black 1TB) was unable to boot into Windows 11 on multiple PCs after a successful installation from USB, which was not the case when I bought a new SSD as you will see below Yesterday I came home with a new SSD (Samsung 970 Evo 1TB) ready to see everything work perfectly. I was almost right. I was able to successfully install Windows 11 first try; however, the bios still didn't detect it. I ran the SSD up to the other PC and this time it boots into Windows 11 easily. New OS install works fine on other PC. Why? Both motherboards are set to UEFI, have fast boot off (not that I haven't tried tweaking most settings like secure boot or fast boot off/on one by one to see if anything would magically boot). Still stuck here.

It's not supposed to be sold for this price, there website has it going for like $300 (which is actually overpriced IMO)

I'm desperately searching the internet trying to find reviews of this thing because I want to buy it. I know Sceptre isn't a tier 1 brand, but they have been around for a while and are somewhat respected when it comes to displays. This thing is 165hz, IPS, and 24" all at $170. Surely that is at least worth talking about. If someone has any information regarding it, can we spread it around?

It's not a click, it's a whine.

Watch the LTT video on ram for Ryzen 3000.

The PC specs are as follows: Ryzen 2400g cpu MSI b450 pro series micro atx mobo 8gb corsair vengeance ram 256gb nvme ssd No GPU Thermaltake versa h17 case Seasonic 80+ bronze 430w psi It happens immediately after the compiter stops drawing power and remains for about 5-10 seconds. The noise sounds like a CRT screen turning on, though not quite as faint. I know it's not any speaker I have, so I am left with the thought its the power supply. I have no idea what else it could be. The PC runs fine under load and everything works perfectly. Just a concern for the future.

No thanks, the Logitech G303 destroys every other mouse as far as gaming goes.