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I did do this after changing the mobo, i'll double check it though. The same issue persists with the iGPU but with the gigabyte mobo

There is a 2tb WD m.2 and a 500gb ssd - Raid 0 with windows on the M.2. I tried multiple times to wipe the drive before installing windows. I'll try those a see if anything changes soon

Hello, I'm really lost now. I just built my finance's PC with the following parts: CPU - Ryzen 5 7600 MOBO: ROG STRIX B650-A GAMING WIFI RAM: Corsair Vengence 32GB DRR5 (running at 4800MHZ) GPU: Gigabyte 3060 PSU: EVGA 850W 80+ GOLD THE PROBLEM: So, to condense this easily; the PC will boot up fine with no issues. When it gets to the login screen or RIGHT after logging into windows, the PC will freeze and have no response. Forcing me to hit the power button to turn off the PC or to restart the PC. Upon restarting the same thing will happen, sometimes it's immediate other times I get further. I'm just stuck at what this could possibly be. To be clear, once the system is stable enough to run windows. There is generally not a problem at all with using the PC. No stutters gaming, no frame drops, no power loss, nothing out of the ordinary and it will run fine endlessly it seems. Especially playing Baldur's Gate at higher settings. WHAT I'VE DONE TO TRY TO FIX THE PROBLEM: Installed a new motherboard (previous one was a gigabyte MOBO) 2 fresh installs of Windows 11 DDU - to remove any old graphics drivers Removed any old drivers found in Device Manager Swapped RAM stick positions BIOS was just updated to the latest version (version 2413) with the same issue. Checked event logger - nothing other than "windows experienced a sudden power loss" when I turned off the PC. POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS??: The only things I could try from here is the following: Get a new CPU to see if that fixes the problem Turn of Memory context restore (in the event that there is a issue with mem training??) Possibly a new PSU (which I highly doubt is the problem since gaming is literally no issue at all) Unplugging front panel connectors?? AGAIN ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT I'M JUST STUCK AND NOT SURE WHERE TO GO FROM HERE.

I'm looking to replace my broken Micca Orgien+ that would ideally have a mic port so that I can just plug my Sennheiser PC37X up to. I'm also looking for something with just a good audio experience as well and wanted some opinions on what I found below: Schiit Hel : https://www.schiit.com/products/hel-1 Mayflower Acr MK2: https://mayflowerelectronics.com/arc-mk2/ Mayflower Objective2 and ODAC Rev. B DAC & Amplifier: https://mayflowerelectronics.com/objective2-and-odac-rev-b-dac-amplifier/ Open to other suggestions as well. Thanks!

sorry for the late reply, but yes everything that I could possibly update is updated.

it is, something like 32 devices. But i haven't encountered the problem until AFTER i upgraded my MOBO I'll look into the Static IP but i've done the QoS but i'll look at it again

so funny thing, I actually did that and did a fresh install of windows 11 problem still there and redownloaded and reinstalled ethernet drivers from intel and Asus before getting the ethernet TP Link Card

I have spectrum but a dedicated router which is a Asus RT-AX68U and there is not switches in between. The cable is run is probably about 10-20 feet? Yes I have tried a new cable and the same result.

Hi, I got a Asus B550-F gaming Wifi with the Intel I225-V ethernet that also had problems. So I bought a ethernet card (TP Link 2.5G Ethernet Card) and I encounter the same problem. I've come to figure out that if I play ANY game, whether it's minecraft, runescape, valorant, overwatch, or anything else. The main issue here is that my ethernet keeps disconnecting for at random for a few seconds then automatically reconnets shortly after. This problem is made worse if I turn off my wifi as I will take a couple of minutes to reconnect. The other weird thing to note is that after I've had my PC is games running for a little bit, the problem seems to go away and I don't have a issue keeping connected to my ethernet. There isn't any issue logs in event viewer that show up for this disconnecting either. I'm really stuck on what could be driving this issue and I could just use some pointers.

I've got a ASUS B350-F Strix with the latest BIOS supporting my Ryzen 5600. I was wondering if there was any benefit/reason for me to upgrade my MOBO?

A b350-f gaming from ASUS I was gonna upgrade later

What is the better CPU for the 3070 that I just got? the 5600 is really tempting to get considering it is 160 now. I’m coming from the 1600 any suggestions?

I was going to upgrade my cpu and mobo to a 5600 or 5600x from a R5 1600 and give my friend the old mobo and cpu combo for him to start to build his PC. Is there any combos out there that are worth it? Should i just go with the 5600x since it's on like $20 more? Or should i wait and save my money to get a GPU upgrade from a 1070ti?

I have a ryzen 5 1600 (stock, with a stock cooler atm) and I have MSI Titanium 1070ti (stock). I was trying to play both CS:GO and Valorant at 1440p, but the FPS was jumping all over the place and causing the game to get near unplayable at times. I felt like I had plenty of FPS, but when it came to getting into fights with other players it felt like the FPS just tanked. This still happened but not as bad when I went to 1080p resolution. I did notice that the CPU was at 80%+ utilization and GPU would hover in between 48%-60% utilization. Also, I only had discord, spotify, and two tabs in google chrome open which i've done before and had no problems Would a fresh install of graphic drivers help like a DDU? Or even just reinstalling both games? Stumped on this one.

For the most part it does, I just noticed in a lot of games with my new 1440p monitor it hasn't been performing that well. Maybe I just need to drop the resolution. Or DDU and do a fresh install of drivers since I haven't done that in years It's the regular 1600.