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RandomPcGamer357

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    Male
  • Location
    Non of your business.
  • Interests
    Computers, videogames and anything to do with technology.
  • Occupation
    Looking for a job.

System

  • CPU
    Xeon X5650 @2.67GHz
  • Motherboard
    Intel motherboard (idk what)
  • RAM
    12 GB DDR3 ECC in triple channel
  • GPU
    MSI GTX750 TI
  • Case
    Case for a HP ML330 G6 server/workstation
  • Storage
    2 TB HDD and 120 GB SSD
  • PSU
    Power brick
  • Display(s)
    Goodmans ld3266d and AOC 2343
  • Cooling
    Stock fan (Blowiematron wannabe) and a Jet engin- I mean fan.
  • Keyboard
    Dell wired USB keyboard
  • Mouse
    Dell wired optical mouse
  • Sound
    HDMI audio
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 professional
  • Laptop
    Laptop too crappy to mention
  • Phone
    Samsung galaxy s6 with a cracked back (oof)

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  1. RandomPcGamer357
    I don't really think so, no. You can just flash the latest firmware without issue.
  2. RandomPcGamer357
    What motherboard do you have?
  3. RandomPcGamer357
    Yes. That'll be a good way to see if the RAM is at fault.
  4. RandomPcGamer357
    How do you have your AIO installed? What I mean by that, where did you put the radiator in the case? Also it might be worth it just to re-seat the RAM.
  5. RandomPcGamer357
    I'm thinking that you might have a loose display connection. Try reconnecting the displays to make sure that they are connected properly.
  6. RandomPcGamer357
    Do you have another machine or a laptop you can use to make a Windows 10 boot USB?
  7. RandomPcGamer357
    This might be your RAM going bad.
  8. RandomPcGamer357
    You should be able to skip the online account sign in as you see it. there should be a "skip" button.
  9. RandomPcGamer357
    Did you remove the PCI-E slot cover on the graphics card?
  10. RandomPcGamer357
    It appears that this PSU may be a rebrand of the Silverstone SST-SX650-G. According to this page, it says that the PSU has 2 x 6/8 pin PCIE connectors.
  11. RandomPcGamer357
    What power plan are you using? Are you using a non-Ryzen power plan?
  12. RandomPcGamer357
    You might also need to use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) for a fresh driver install.
  13. RandomPcGamer357
    That looks like a faulty HDD that is on it's way out. Do try to back up any data that you don't want to lose.
  14. RandomPcGamer357
    Did you peel off the sticker that is on the cooler? You'll find that on the contact point that goes to the CPU.
  15. RandomPcGamer357
    What stuff are you testing and why would you need to disable the slots to do the testing?
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