AlexFunk

I used a long (50 foot) hdmi cable to connect my desktop PC (GTX 970, Ryzen 7 1700) to my 55 inch TCL Roku TV. However, it won't connect. It shows up on my PC as being connected; I can change resolution, etc. But the TV keeps saying "Looking for a signal..." It recognizes something is plugged in and never says that there isn't a signal. I've tried all the hdmi ports. It works with other devices, and the same PC with the same cable worked fine on my old TV. Any ideas on how to fix this?

You mean like restore the bios to a previous version? I don't have any ASUS software on my pc, just the bios.

Hi everyone, I attempted to do a mild overclock on my Ryzen 7 1700. I went into the bios and changed the RAM to the correct speeds (D.O.C.P., changing it from 2133 mhz to 2933 mhz, closer to the advertised 3000) and changed the setting to performance from stock. That overclocked the CPU to 3.65 ghz (I'm running the stock wraith spire cooler). I went in and ran Cinebench and it worked perfectly fine. Then later I decided to use the EZ tuning wizard, which didn't change the settings much. I tried it setting it as a box cooler and a tower cooler, and running cinebench caused a crash both times, despite temperatures never exceeding 70 degrees. So I went in and restored full default settings, with no ram tweaking and the bios in normal mode. Went back in and cinebench worked fine. So then I decided to go back to my original tweaks; D.O.C.P. ram and performance mode in the bios. This was perfectly stable before I did the EZ tuning wizard, but now it's causing cinebench to crash. I monitored temperatures through all tests and it never came close to being dangerously hot. Does anyone have any suggestions? System: AMD Ryzen 7 1700 with stock cooler ASUS Prime X-370 Pro 16 gb GSkill Rip Jaws (2*8) 3000 mhz EVGA GTX 970 Antec 900 v2 Don't remember exact PSU model, but it's an antec with over 600 watts so that shouldn't be an issue.