rhonix

hi guys. i need you help as well. i encountered the same issue last night. after playing god of war for 3 days, i shut down my pc. when i turned it on so i can do work at home, it was fine. but when i tried connecting a jabra cord i got a bsod. when i tried rebooting my pc, i got the steady orange light. also when i turn it on from the psu, the pc turns on with me not even touching the power button. for troubleshooting, i removed the cpu cooler, which was a piece of work in itself, because i'm using a dark rock pro 4. then i removed the gpu then the ram sticks. then i put it back together again but that didn't help one bit. i also tried reseating the ram but it didn't work as well. it's getting frustrating. can someone here give me advise on how to proceed? any suggestion of help will be greatly appreciated since i'm already stumped at this point..

maybe you're right. maybe it's the cable itself

i was trying to do file transfer to my phone

sorry, i didn't know how to do it before.

@Kilrah i was trying to do file transfer to my phone

i have a Ryzen 5 2600. is the type C port for video only or is it also used for file transfer?

i haven't considered that. i assumed maybe i need to update the bios to get it to work.

i have an asus strix b450 f gaming motherboard. bought it last july. i also bought a type c to type c cable. but i can't get the type c port to work. can anyone tell me how to make it work? thanls!

I'm planning on buying a 2nd hand GTX 1060 so i can enjoy playing Final Fantasy XV. GTX 1050ti just won't cut it. Is it worth considering or should i wait until the GPU prices mellow down? Any insights or opinions will be well appreciated.

but it said on the msi site that the mobo will run ECC modules in non-ECC mode. does that mean the it's not compatible with the CPU directly?

oh i forgot to mention, the guy at the store told me my ram stick is a server type ECC RAM. i also looked it up on the list of msi's supported RAM on their site and it didn't show there. does it make a difference?

i still have my current system. i have not taken it apart yet. so what do i do?

I'm currently upgrading to Ryzen 3 1200. my mobo is an msi a320 pro-vh plus. when i turned it on, it didn't post. in fact, it doesn't show anything. i brought it back to the place where i bought it and they told me that it doesn't detect my RAM. it's a kingston kvr21r15d4/16 DDR4 16gb module at 2133mhz. what can i do so it can detect my ram?