SufianDiraneyya

Yeah, the CMOS battery tip works, I was stupid not to try that. Forgave me, it's my first time into overclocking. To my knowledge resetting BIOS feature isn't available in low-end motherboards. Actually, 1.4v is the default voltage in the Ryzen Master software, I know it's a high one but it should work just fine as reported from many articles I read.

Hello, I have a very weird issue, I was overclocking an AMD Ryzen 2200G (full specs listed below) using AMD Ryzen Master software, and I started with 3.750 in all 4 cores, with the default 1.4 CPU voltage. Then restart the computer as usual, after that the computer never boots again! Every time I click the power button all the fans start spinning and the power light turn on (without the hard drive light), with no signal in the HDMI hooked up to the motherboard (I'm running Vega 8 integrated graphics). Although I haven't overclocked the iGPU at all, it remains at the default 400Mhz in the "APU GFX Speed". Now, I can't access the BIOS or even have any output from the computer. Please help me with that, I'm afraid that I have broken something. Specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 2200G CPU Cooler: Cryorig M9a Motherboard: MSI B350M PRO-VDH Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB Kit (2x4GB) DDR4 3000 C15 1.35v Storage: WD Blue 1TB 7200 RPM Power Supply: EVGA 500 W1 BIOS Version (The latest): 7A38vAD

Thank you all guys, actually, I ended up with an RM850x. and I know how much of an overkill choice this is! I chose the EVGA 650 G3 first, it was priced at $90, but the 850 G3 at $99 was a better deal. The RM850x cost me $120. The one I'm building the PC for chose to went overkill for that.

Hi, this is my first post ever! I'm searching for a power supply for a new PC that I'm building, and I'm using OuterVision's Power Supply Calculator. But whatever I tweak it gives me an enormous high (over 115w) max. combined power (3.3V + 5V (W)). This makes me chose Corsair over EVGA for the high combined power, a power supply like the Corsair RM850x V2 has a very high one at 150w, and tom's hardware comments: "The minor rails are overkill by today's standards, given their 150W maximum combined power.". I don't know if I need this much of a combined power, Help me with that guys.