SlayerNebula

Just RMA'D both cpu and motherboard with Newegg. I've concluded the motherboard fried the cpu.

I have tried clearing CMOS after discharging power from system as well it's appears to be completely dead. ARGB fans don't illuminate at all

Hello, I think my new Gigabyte Aorus Pro X X670E board is bricked. I built it just less then 30 days ago. I was changing some memory settings and tried saving and rebooting only to be greeted by a post failure. As soon as I restarted the system there has been no life on the motherboard and has been constant since. The only thing that lights up is a red CPU debug light and fans spin but no other RGB on fans or motherboard illuminates. Things I have done to troubleshoot include: jumping and resetting cmos, changed the cmos battery, removed gpu, re-installed motherboard, removed and tested ram, attempted flashing motherboard with QFLASH + with 2.0 USB with latest bios revision named gigabyte.bin. Nada on anything. I'm kind of at a loss now and it's very disappointing since I never had this kind of issue on my previous Gigabyte Z490 Aorus Master motherboard. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I purchased this new platform on NewEgg US if anyone's wondering. Specs: Ryzen 7 7800X3D Corsair H150i Elite Cappelix XT 360mm AIO G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo Series 48GB (2x24) 6400MHz CL32 Gigabyte Aorus Pro X X670E EVGA GT 1000W Gold Modular Fractal Torrent

That sounds like memory training. Try restarting Windows and see how long it takes, I'm assuming you enabled DOCP? If you're manually configuring speed and timings it might be an issue with the memory kit you have but I would first just restart and see how long it takes after a successful post.

Could it be because of my soundcard? I have that plugged in to the top pcie slot.

Now I'm not even getting display anymore. I think I turned on another setting.

Yes. For some reason the boot order likes to change a lot on this motherboard.

System Specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/CmWkn7 I have Windows 10 installed on the Samsung 860 Evo. After installing the nvme drive in the bottom m.2 slot when I try to boot into windows it just keeps going back to the bios screen. Intel Rapid Storage Technology is enabled on the 860 Evo.

https://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/minisite/ssd/download/tools/ Go to this page and scroll down to driver, install it, restart pc, and see if that makes a difference. Also open up task managers select startup and in the top right it should say what the last bios time was how many seconds does it report?

Do you have Samsung's NVME driver installed? Also is CSM enabled in your bios?

Ok a GPU reseat *seems* to have done the trick with no gpu overclock. I'll have to see what happens over the next several hours but for the time being a gpu reseat seems to have helped.

I just spent the last half hour trying to reseat my 1070 and the pcie lever was stuck and i was surprised how much force was required to pull it out, but i'll see if this does anything. Edit: I've also just changed my power settings from balance to high performance, let's see if that does anything.

Yeah in Windows 10 settings you can't rollback if the update was more than 10 days ago it's really dumb.

Well i can uninstall the update that this started on if you think that would help, it's not a feature update, it's just some windows 10 cumulative patch i can't do a full rollback.

As predicted i let it idle for about ~10 minutes and it happened even after the new update i just installed.