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f688xt6

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  • Birthday Mar 06, 1980

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    California
  • Interests
    CPU's, Overclocking, GPU's, pushing hardware as much as I can. Cars, performance, music etc.
  • Occupation
    Customer Service Manager

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  • CPU
    3800X
  • Motherboard
    AsRock X570 Steel Legend
  • RAM
    32 GB Corsair DDR4 3600
  • GPU
    Radeon VII
  • Case
    Fractal Design Focus G Blue
  • Storage
    Corsair MP600 1TB, various HDD's
  • PSU
    Corsiar AX1200i
  • Display(s)
    ASUS 4k
  • Cooling
    Cooler Master MasterLiquid 240
  • Keyboard
    K95
  • Mouse
    Logitech
  • Operating System
    Win 10
  • Laptop
    Lenovo Flex 2-1 Ryzen 3500U

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  1. So I managed to fix it. There was a couple of pins that were just slightly tweaked out of place. I noticed it trying to do a re-seat. Straightened them out with a razor blade, and we're golden. Thanks for the help!
  2. Windows 10 new installation. I did further tests and found out that it will boot in single channel with slots A1 and A2 populated, but if anything is in B1 or B2 the system won't POST. It doesn't matter which RAM stick I put in either slot. 8GB or 16GB. I tried the RAM out of my current system that is running, has the same model motherboard, and had that processor in it until a few weeks ago when I put a 5950x in. All of this RAM has run with this model board and this specific processor previously. I have three of these motherboards. It's just this new one that has issues.
  3. Hey, I'm struggling with a build I just put together. I have a new X570 Steel Legend WiFi ax and a known good 3950x processor out of my other system. I have multiple kits of Corsair DDR4 3600 memory and no matter what I try I can't get the system to post at all with more than one stick of RAM in it. It's frustrating. It won't do anything with more than one stick. PSU is 750W and the little test video card in it is an RX570 8GB. The system will boot with a stick of RAM in the second slot (proper) and in the first slot (improper, I know). But no matter how I configure it for dual channel, it won't boot. 2 slots populated (either ones) or all slots populated. This is Corsair Vengeance LPX and typically I have no issues with this stuff. The only thing I can find is that the BIOS is trying to configure it in single channel at 2666 at 1.205v when it does successfully boot. Don't know if that's normal. Don't know what's going on. I'm probably missing something, so if anyone has any ideas, I'd be really appreciative.
  4. I've never posted here in this thread. Don't know if I'm doing it right. I have such limited time these days. Just sat down and decided to post results. Hopefully it's enough. I don't have a screenshot of any sort of time based benchmark, but I've been using this system at it's max overclock for a month now for folding@home with no issues. I suppose I can't prove it, so take it as you will. I just figured I'd dick around with this thing again for a while while the wife is in the hospital. It seems I scored well on XTU/HWBOT. Anyway. since almost nobody has this processor I figure if nothing else, it's interesting.
  5. And the verdict is, it's still happening. I put it to sleep last night, and it's not recognizing it this morning. I wiggled the drive in the socket, and it works. I have re-seated it multiple times. I put in a ticket to MSI, but I'm not expecting much.
  6. I just tried a new battery. We'll see if it has problems. It seems to take time to manifest the problem once I have the system running.
  7. My new X570-A Pro is having difficulty with detecting my Corsair MP600 which is nvme and should be working. I've been through BIOS many times and can't seem to find a reason for this. When I re-seat the SSD it works, but then after a couple of restarts it seems to not detect the drive, or if I put the computer into sleep mode overnight. It won't wake with a keyboard, which is annoying as well. It also seems that the motherboard is seemingly not keeping some settings after restart, like SATA hot swap ports that I've enabled it will disable them. Any thoughts? This is a new motherboard and CPU (3800X), as well as the RAM and SSD. When I do get it to recognize the drive, everything seems fine besides the not waking from sleep.
  8. Nobody? I was hoping to see if there was anything I should look out for.
  9. I just got my Radeon VII yesterday, and I'm really enjoying it. It replaced my 1080 Mini, and so far it seems fine. The drivers were the major worry, but my experiences have been pretty good. If anything, it's response is faster for recovering from sleep, and during restarts than my 1080. I've had no compatibility issues with games so far, and it scores well on Passmark. I was wondering if anyone had any other experiences with this card, and if yours differs from mine, how so and what should I look for? I know there aren't many of these things out there, and I was lucky to get one, but I figured someone on the forums must have one.
  10. I just bought a Radeon VII, and I'm very happy with it. It took 3 tries to order it, but I finally had an order go through. I replaced my Zotac 1080 Mini (for sale lol) and I couldn't be happier. It's more responsive, comes back from sleep faster, and the drivers are much better than I was expecting. I scored 15363 on Passmark 3D score, and this was at stock clock, as it appears that overclocking isn't quite there yet. So far, so good it seems. I've tried BFV, Fallout 4, Subnautica, Beam NG, with great results, and 3D Mark Fire Strike and Fire Strike Ultra, but those scores weren't awesome due to my CPU and DDR3. Either way though, I'm happy with the purchase, it made a noticeable difference in experience, and I feel better as I like AMD's business practices more than Nvidia's. I hope this helps.
  11. Hmm... I've looked into the BIOS in the past. Never found anything, but I'll give it a shot. It's just odd that it happens progressively over time. I mean, what changes? I'm thinking it's a windows corruption of some sort, but would the BIOS just change settings for no reason?
  12. Sorry, let me clarify. I figure it's not communicating with the USB controller on the motherboard. It's plugged in directly to the back of the system.
  13. Yep. It does have that box checked in Device Manager, and it's got the latest firmware from Corsair. In fact I just tried it with another keyboard. Same thing.
  14. So I can't be the only person that notices this pattern. After a couple of years on a Win 10 install, eventually the system progressively quits responding to keyboard input to wake. At first, it's only once in a while, and its a mild annoyance, but eventually (like right now) I can't get the keyboard to wake the system at all. It's done this in the past too, but I couldn't find an answer, so I ended up doing a system "refresh" and it worked fine then. I'd assume something in Win 10 isn't communicating with the USB hub or something... Any thoughts on a fix besides doing another "refresh"?
  15. If it was only the mods, that would be fine. But it's almost everything that he does, besides streaming, or if he circumvents the word filters.
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