BeastChan23

Nope, it was a drop in replacement after I removed the old drive

Checked, but no damage. Previously attempted to boot without the power leads for SATA disconnected and got nothing also

I had the new 3.5 inch drive connected via USB and SATA power via a wall adapter

Negative, even disconnecting all drives other than the M.2 does nothing, removed GPU, also nothing. The diagonostic LEDs don't turn on at all either, it's like the board isn't getting power at all

Hey folks, recent had to replace a hard drive in my file server due to CrystalDiskInfo stating it was bad. Copied all files successfully and went to replace the drive, swapped it out no problem however now the system does not turn on whatsoever, zero power. Tested the power supply and that seems to work just fine, shorting the power button header does not make the system turn on. I tried shorting the pins to test the PSU while it was connected to the motherboard, PSU clicks on and off immediately, sounds like a short of some kind maybe? At this point I'm assuming it's a motherboard issue, unfortunately the warranty ended 4 months ago so I'd have to replace it if that is the issue, anyone else have any ideas as to what it might be? AMD 5900x MSI B550M MORTAR WIFI 32GBs of ram GTX 1650 Super Corsair SF600 PSU

Bringing this back from the dead as the issue still hasn't been resolved. RMA'd motherboard, they claimed nothing was wrong and sent it back, got it this past weekend, swapped out the motherboard and returned the perfectly functioning replacement board I was using temporarily. Day 1 with old motherboard, everything seems fine, even plays games without blue screens. Day 2 Realtek NIC dies Day 3 (today) Intel NIC dies, WIFI is also not available anymore, it's like those devices were ripped out and no longer exist. Installing new drivers doesn't resolve the issue, made sure both NICs are enabled in BIOS, but noticed the Realtek NIC doesn't have any options in the BIOS anymore, and neither NIC shows a MAC address. At this point I'm blaming Gigabyte for the board having these issues, but they claimed nothing was wrong with it.

Swapped out motherboard, no issues yet, should do further testing though.

Board is on the latest version BIOS. The issue has happened with more than one SSD, including a new one. Gonna go to my local micro center and get a new board, still haven't heard back from gigabyte, and the SSD I RMA'd arrived at Adata's office yesterday, will have to wait and see what they say. If the issue still happens with a new board then I can certainly say it's the SSD's at fault, but is still odd to me all of them would go out, and even a new one would also have issues.

I should probably note, this happens regardless of which drive has the game installed on. Both NVME, and a SATA SSD I suppose I could swap the boot drive to the secondary slot, will give it a shot

I understand, I'd imagine it's likely the board, as it happens with both a gen 3, and gen 4 drive, but much more quickly with the gen 3 drive as I didn't even need to be running a game for it to crash last time I tried it. Still I RMA'd the gen 4 drive already and will hopefully get a replacement if they find anything wrong with it. I messaged Gigabyte in regards to the motherboard but I am still waiting for a response. At any rate, got the error to pop up again, had to set the game's graphics higher today for some reason as opposed to it crashing with my normal settings all day yesterday.

Thanks, will do this after work, I forgot to mention with the original SSD (Adata) after the BSOD I'd get kicked to BIOS as the drive was no longer detected. However with the WD drive this doesn't occur.

Absolutely nothing is captured.

Hey folks I've been having issues with my system as of earlier this week where there was a power outage, a nearby transformer blew during a thunderstorm. I've had my system behind a surge protector for years. However I noticed issues when I couldn't play any games anymore, I'd get a bluescreen referring to WHEA Uncorrectible. I also noticed before then my secondary drive would not let me access it anymore, I couldn't get past the root directory after a few minutes of the system being booted. So I figured the drive died. it's a WD SN750 I've had since about 2018 or so. Swapped it out with a Intel 670p since it's just a secondary drive and I just use it for games, nothing important. Installed Solidigm software and updated firmware. I could finally access files normally again, so installed games, and ran them. Still blue screens with the same error after about a minute or two in game. Still no dump. Took the old WD SN750 drive and did a clean install of Windows 11, rinse and repeat after trying to run a game, blue screens, but error is briefly flashed on screen so I don't know if it's any different. No dump. Wiped drive and installed Windows 10, and had the exact same issue. I noticed an Intel device having issues in the log in regards to the driver, updated Intel NIC driver, did not resolve the issue. Booted into motherboard and disabled Intel NIC and Thunderbolt. Issue disappeared, and could finally launch and play games again. So I reinstalled the original boot drive, installed a clean copy of Windows 10, and while installing applications with Ninite, I got a bluescreen again, same error. No dump. RMA'd the drive and sent in the mail yesterday, as I imagine that also died during the outage. Reinstalled WD SN750 and running fine for a few days. Tried to do my daily gaming chores today, and after 5 minutes I ge the same blue screen error, no dump yet again. I've run CPU, GPU and memory stree tests without any issues. Chkdsk reports no issues with any of my drives, and SMART reports the drives are healthy. I'm completely out of ideas other than Motherboard or CPU being the problem here. Ryzen 5900x - Undervolted via PBO -30 offset Crucial 2x16GB of ram (32GB) ADATA S70 Blade 1TB/WD SN750 1TB/Intel 670p 2TB/Crucial MX500 2TB Gigabyte RTX 3080 Vision OC Gigabyte B500 Vision D-P, BIOS F16a, F16b Corsair RM750w At this point I'm even considering getting a new board and CPU, but I'd rather not spend around $500 if possible at the moment Cannot provide any dumps since they fail the generate every single time, Perf Mon does not generate a report after 20+ minutes of waiting.

Ooop typo, fair enough. Sorry about that, edited.

Seems like you've misread somewhere, my graphics card is indeed in the top slot (x16), the capture card can be put in the x8 slot and that would cut the GPU slot to x8 also. The configuration you've mentioned is exactly how I have it setup now. While everything is working fine now I'm considering an eGPU enclosure as I've found one locally for $100, but right it shouldn't really affect performance of my GPU for now.