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UPDATE: As with the first board, the card is working in the second pcie slot but not the first. Have I just been really unlucky?

Right, to cut a long story short, I built my first PC in early November. I tried my GPU and EZDEBUG had a VGA led on. So I bought a GTX 750ti to use while I save up for a new GPU. I try it and the same thing happens, I tried it in the second pcie slot and it worked. I used it until the end of December when I decided to RMA the board as the top spot seemed to be dead. After a lot of hassle, the new board has arrived and I have rebuilt the computer. Unfortunately, the first time I tried to boot, the same VGA led appeared on the EXDEBUG. Specs are as follows: Ryzen 5 2600 MSI B450 Tomahawk motherboard Corsiar Vengeance 16gb DDR4 3000Mhz Crucial 250gb SSD Corsair TX650M Nvidia GTX 750ti Thanks for any help Fingers crossed they haven't sent me another dud board

Right, to cut a long story short, I built my first PC in early November. I tried my GPU and EZDEBUG had a VGA led on. So I bought a GTX 750ti to use while I save up for a new GPU. I try it and the same thing happens, I tried it in the second pcie slot and it worked. I used it until the end of December when I decided to RMA the board as the top spot seemed to be dead. After a lot of hassle, the new board has arrived and I have rebuilt the computer. Unfortunately, the first time I tried to boot, the same VGA led appeared on the EXDEBUG. Specs are as follows: Ryzen 5 2600 MSI B450 Tomahawk motherboard Corsiar Vengeance 16gb DDR4 3000Mhz Crucial 250gb SSD Corsair TX650M Nvidia GTX 750ti Thanks for any help Fingers crossed they haven't sent me another dud board

I installed my gtx 750ti into the top spot on motherboard and got a VGA error led on mobo. Tried it in second slot and it worked so contacted MSI and waiting for a response. Then I accidentally installed 32 bit windows as I was using the usb that i used to reinstall windows on some old laptops. I've used windows 10 media creation tool to make a 64bit USB and after turning off PC and turning back on, it won't display anything and no error LEDs. Anyone advice? Specs: Ryzen 5 2500 16gb DDR4 3000mhz MSI b450 tomahawk Gigabyte gtx 750ti 250gb SSD Corsair tx650m

And the long answer? As long as the RGB is controllable (preferably through MSI software) and the ram does what ram should.

Does anyone know if the Corsair vengeance RGB pro ram is compatible with MSI B450 Tomahawk motherboard? Looking at picking some up in Black Friday deals. Thanks

Thanks a lot. I don't get great speeds sadly due to living in suburban England but I will invest in one like that for futureproofing

Similar thing happened to me recently, I found resetting the CMOS worked for me.

I have one Ethernet port in my room from a powerline extender. I need to split the Ethernet so I can connect my Xbox One and my PC. Would the best way to do this be with a network switch? If so, any (cheap-ish) reccmmendations; if not, what would be the best solution? PS: I'm in the Uk

Thanks, I was aware of that but thought the pro had intakes on the front. I might end up going down that route with the meshify c. However, I'm planning to buy parts on black Friday so will most likely buy what's on sale and suites my needs

Thanks @TVwazhere. I was interested in the masterbox lite 5 rgb but heard that it ran very hot. Does the pro improve on this issue as it looks like a very good contender?

I'm looking for a mid tower case with tempered glass side panel, a PSU shroud, radiator support and RGB built-in. I know it's quite specific but was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. Not looking to spend over 100. I've had my eye on the Bitfenix Enso but was worried about thermals so if anyone has used this case, your experience with it would be greatly appreciated Thanks PS: Bonus is the RGB is aura sync compatible

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Thanks this actually looks decent for the price. This image just shows exactly what I spoke about