RyanChase

Is there a way to do that if I can't even get the MOBA to post for more than a second at a time? There's no flash bios button on this MOBA so I feel I'm sort of out of luck.

Gave it a try and also unplugged the harddrive. No luck

Sweet I'll give that a try in a bit and report back. Thank you

The MOBA says it's ready for gen3 out of the box and I can't flash it without a different CPU. --- GPU. Have the video input connected from the GPU to the monitor and it does display the menu to go into BIOS for about a second before the computer restarts again. So it defiantly can send signal. I've already tried checking all the cords and even booting with some non-essential items unplugged. One thing I did notice is that on this motherboard it has two LED zones. One in the upper left and one in the bottom right. HOWEVER only the upper left ever does anything so I'm starting to think power is not being delivered to a section of the MOBA meaning it might be a bad MOBA.

Hello! Issue: New computer built last night starts and full revs on fans and shows an orange LED (checking memory) fans then go to normal speeds and it then goes to a red LED (checking CPU). It will either restart again with the process above and repeat that process or go to a white led (signal check) and then green LED (post) and boot to the MOBA bios entry screen for a second before restarting to the thing above. Tried: Tried different memory layouts down to one stick, checking the CPU mount, checking the PSU connections, and trying to get into BIOS. Thought: I'm thinking that it's either a motherboard issue or a CPU issue but any and all thoughts are appreciated. Likely the prior. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/KmghYH Thank you!

As an option, it is always great to have the option. I have 2step on my Apple Watch and it works great!

TP-Link's seems to have better reviews from owners.

Is this a Macbook or a MacBook Pro? I still have a 2012 MacBook Pro as a side computer and it works just fine. Video editing would do well on that, as a comparison to the situation you're in.

Ryzen is far better in this situation.

I really like the Enthoo Evolve Tempered Glass case. The only downside to it is the fact it doesn't have great airflow. Otherwise, it does everything you have requested above and stays sexy.

Between the two I like the cooler master case better.

So one input is for WiFi and one is for Bluetooth. Long story short you will need only one antenna in order to make it work. I would highly suggest possibly investing in a powerline adaptor if you can not hardline your computer due to the position of the router. The powerline adapter would plug into the wall and use the wiring in your house for electricity as a means of connecting your computer directly to the router. If you can not afford it then just buy an antenna and call it a day. Hope this helps!

How far is your computer from your router? What type of wifi card do you have?

While it might be tempting to save some money now you will lose money in the long run. Investing into a dead platform not only leaves you with lower performance but also leaves you with a PC that isn't future proof. You will end up running into issues with titles that come out and will find yourself needing to spend more money than you would before to upgrade. You are better to invest into Ryzen and if you can't, wait until you can. 300 dollars for a laptop is not a lot at all. That low of a budget period is just not very good for a build.

Do you have a PCPartPicker link?