Ryzen-9

i'll buy it for $25 and pay shipping lmao

First thing that comes to mind would be to check if the pump is dead.

You could try clearing CMOS and if you want you can update the bios to the newest version.

It sounds like it's windows but just to be sure you could try each stick in a known working slot and make sure that it's able to use 8 gigs when only one stick is present.

I have 2 M.2 ssds in raid 0 as my boot drive and I've reset my bios/flashed it multiple times and all I have to do is switch it to RAID mode, restart and the Windows boot manager shows up. I don't know if this applies for you though because I had to install drivers onto them because they are boot drives and that might give the bios some way of identifying them but it shouldn't do anything to the drives as long as you don't make a new array or anything so you could just try.

I have been trying to setup the Claymore Miner (not dual mining) for a couple hours and I honestly have no idea what I'm doing. So if maybe someone who has it working could show me there bat file config maybe I can learn something. I know the basics like what a wallet is and stuff like that but that's about it.

Yep I think you're right, thanks for your help. I would've replaced cpu and motherboard. So which caps do you think would be dead?

It was +2 mv but I thought stock was 1.15 so then it was 1.6. I've had it at +5.1 mv lol. I'm gonna try booting without the cpu in the socket.

1.35

I'm on my phone btw so I have no idea what I'm doing lol.

I was overclocking and I was using Asus cpu burner to check what the max temperature would be and to stress test and I let it go for like 5 minutes and when I checked the vrm temperature was at 104 and I had read that they can go up to 125 max so I was ready to cut it at 110 but when it hit 105 it shutdown and the power button was blinking and I tried to turn back on and it wouldn't power back up. I thought the motherboard just shut it down to be safe so I decided I was done for the night to let it cool down. Cpu temperatures were at like 80 and stayed there until it shutdown so I don't think it was the cpu that caused the shutdown. The next morning I tried to turn it on and it wouldn't boot so I reset the bios and even took my gpu to remove the tiny battery but it still would boot, the fans would just turn on for a split second and then it would die and the only way to get it to do that would be to turn the psu off then back on the the power button. You couldn't do it more than once logged which was odd. Next I tried unplugging the cpu power cable and it booted. So can someone maybe help me fix this or tell me which parts to replace. I'd rather replace one thing than two. Sorry if it was a bit long. I can provide motherboard name if necessary. Also it might be good to tell you that I had been running the cpu at 1.35 volts. High but it's an FX-8350 so it can take it. I've had it running at 1.6 volts before.

So are we just not gonna to talk about what is going on with the GTX 1080 prices? They went down a ton. Here is one: https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-GeForce-STRIX-Graphics-STRIX-GTX1080-A8G-GAMING/dp/B01K5F8MJK/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1528513018&sr=1-1&keywords=gtx+1080

If you didn't uninstall the AMD drivers it could be interfering with it.

Prices went up but they are still pretty good.

https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-Support-Graphics-08G-P4-6286-KR/dp/B01LHYIFE0/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_cp_0_3?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01GAI64GO&pd_rd_r=0RG2N7SB3T86J8SNF6NP&pd_rd_w=I856a&pd_rd_wg=7wUHq&refRID=0RG2N7SB3T86J8SNF6NP&th=1 Some of the other ones are really good prices too.