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About flashiling
- Birthday Apr 20, 2000
Profile Information
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Gender
Male
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Occupation
small time IT-hero
System
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CPU
2700x with Cryorig H7
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Motherboard
msi b450m gaming plus
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RAM
G.skill Ripjaws v 2x8 3200
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GPU
Gigabyte windforce OC 2080
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Case
NZXT H500
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Storage
2x PNY CS900 500GB
1x Samsung evo 970 plus 1TB -
PSU
Corsair RM750x
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Display(s)
Lenovo Legion Y27gq-25 27 1440p 240Hz G-sync ultimate
Lenovo Think vision P27q-10 1080p 60Hz
HP Omen 27 1440p 144Hz G-sync copmatible -
Cooling
standard fans that say FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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Keyboard
Razer black widow chroma going strong for almost 6 years (or more)
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Mouse
Razer lancehead TE
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Sound
Hyperx cloud flight
Corsair void pro (old/reserve) -
Operating System
Windows
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Laptop
MM Vision GTX960m i7-something 500Gb storage and a dirty screen with 60% of the keyboard that doesn't work.
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Did I brick my motherboard?
flashiling replied to flashiling's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Hey sorry for leaving you on hold. I did get it to work, and the reason it didnt work is quite dumb. First I forgot to make the file a ROM file, I edited the wrong part of the file. Secondly, I did it with the new cpu inserted, and not the old one, the new one wasn't supported because the bios I had on my mobo was older than the new cpu. Third mistake was I listened to my friend who said I could do the flashing without the CPU cooler on because it wouldn't overheat as it would finish fast. This was very wrong and might have been the major contributor to the flashing failing to finish -
Did I brick my motherboard?
flashiling replied to flashiling's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
I did, it reboots once. Ezdebug goes to ram instead of CPU, then it shuts off -
Did I brick my motherboard?
flashiling replied to flashiling's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
I followed a guide on how to do it, turns out it was a guide on how to do it on the tomahawk and not the motherboard I have -
So, I have a msib450m gaming plus. I added my new 5800x3d and tried using the bios flash button on the back with the new bios on a usb. It started flashing and after 12ish min it now just permanently shows ezdebug cpu I cannot access the bios if I turn on the pc and spam delete. I also cannot access bios if I put my old 2700x back Into the system. Did I just do a big oopsie and need a new board?
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hmmm alright then thanks for the info
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alright, i might just do that then. altho the 5900x is 30$ cheaper
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Budget (including currency): 5000DKK 720USD Country: Denmark Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: WoW, League, TFT, GTA 6 (in a few years) RDR2 Other details 4070TI Gigabyte GPU, 32GB 3600Mhz Corsair vengance RAM. What i want is to replace my 2700x and my msi b450m gaming plus (motherboard) and cryorig H7 (cooler) Currently i'm looking at a combination of a 5900x a Be quitet Darkrock Pro 4 and an ASUS TUF B550 Pro motherboard, and i do belive all this will fit into a nzxt h500. as i earlier this year purchased 32GB DDR4 i cannot choose a 7000 series amd since i would then also have to buy new ram as what i've read so far the AM5 boards only work with DDR5
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RAM Memory clock is too low?
flashiling replied to flashiling's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
so maybe moving to 3200 instead of 3400 would be a good idea -
RAM Memory clock is too low?
flashiling replied to flashiling's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
alright i'll try to figure out how to do that -
RAM Memory clock is too low?
flashiling replied to flashiling's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
ah ok, if you got time i have another question lingering. i cannot for the life of me make sense of the "compatability" lists that the vendors provide. if stuff starts crashing when i try to run them at 3400 could it be that my MSI B450m Gaming Plus cannot handle said speed and should be lowered to 3200? -
Hello, i just purchased 2 Corsair Vengance 16GB 3600 MHz sticks since my 2x8 3200 were causing me to lag when trying to play 1440p ultra in new games such as diablo 4 (my ram useage was at 15.9GB out of 16) However if i check HWinfo64 it shows up as 1700 even though in my bios i set it to 3400. is this just because it's dual memory so if the speed reads 1700 then it's running at the expected 3400? or did i configure something incorrectly. Thanks for your time
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Hello, i've recently been having issues with my microphone. when i look at the interface of my Focusrite, the little ring around the gain button is constantly flicking green and then stopping and sometimes red, now the issue is that it's doing this when i'm not talking, there is no fan in the room either. it used to work perfectly fine untill one day randomly people couldn't hear me, or barely hear me at all. the only way for people to hear me was if i turned up the gain to around 9 or 10. and then started yelling. when opening discord and doing the audio test they have where it plays back what i say, i can constantly hear what sounds like static (becuase the gain is too high) but if i turn down the gain to what it used to be at (around 3-5) i cannot hear myself at all. since the issue i have tried to download the most recent driver (mine was out of date when it stopped working but getting the new one didn't fix it) i have bought an entirely new XLR cable and the same issue is still present. i have also tried using both of the interfaces, and the same issues appear when using either of them has anyone experienced something similar, or is able to guide me to figure out if the issue is with the microphone itself or the Scarlet 2i2, i would hate having to spend 150$ on a new audio interface only to realaize the issue is my microphone
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i would suggest you go to the one you bought it at. since i'm not sure if the other store will allow you to return a product bought in a different store.
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for linux environments stackoverflow for windows server environment try setting up one yourself on vmware or another virtualization program. and there doesn't exist a single crash course that can cover anything and everything about something. there is always other ways to do things, so just do some research would be my best advice