JasperNuijten

They are amazing. Good software, the daisy chaining, good performance. Only downside is that they are fluid dynamic but that should be fine if you aren't a complete snob.

Sup man, 1. No heatsink on the ssd should be fine. There are heatsinks on your motherboard. 2. Honestly get whatever brand you can get, EVGA and Asus are both good. 3. Both insanely good psu's. 4. Noctua has more fans that are in stock. Other brands you can look at are Corsair, BeQuiet! and Lian Li.

Hey man, The 3400G is fine for waiting for a GPU, don't expect a lot of performance tho. The warning about the ram clearance is to be ignored if you are using a stock cooler. The warning about the BIOS version is little more complicated; With the launch of ryzen 3rd gen b450 boards were also compatible with a BIOS update. Any boards that were made after the launch already have this new update. I would think that this board was produced after the launch since it has been a pretty long time. Should probably be fine. If you did the build and it is not posting that could be the issue you are having. Then you need a ryzen 2nd gen or lower cpu to update your bios. For the ram: the trident Z is cool but not needed(looks cool tho). The other option i would not suggest, you probably should get at least 2x8 sticks. You can get a decent kit for about 80-90 bucks. All of your ssd's are good choices; all have a DRAM cache. Power supply looks good. Cases are for the most part personal preference but these look fine. That's a pretty good monitor deal if you need 4k.

Does it not post with both cpus?

Did you clear CMOS?

It sometimes is not there but that's fine let me explain. The contact that used to be there carried the ground for -5V. The -5V rail was removed from the ATX spec in 2003. Some PSU manufacturers leave it out to save a buck. Your computer probably doesn't use it.

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I would put the back fan in the front. Right now your back intake fan and the fan on your cpu cooler are now fighting eachother. If you put the fan in the front the cpu cooler fan can work together to get air thru the heatsink and the cpu fan will blow air out the back.

Both great choices but there are a few smal differences: Seasonic has 10 sata connectors on the cables vs 8 on the MSI. MSI has 4 molex vs 3 on the seasonic. Seasonic has a 0 rpm mode on the fan. MSI has a bigger fan but is also 2 cm deeper. I would say with the current shortage with the miners get what you can. PS: Chance is quite large that MSI is using seasonic as their oem meaning Seasonic may me making both of these psu's lol

Do you maybe have a different CPU to test the board?

Is there a specific reason you have your back fan as an intake? The back fan mount is not filtered and a lot of dust will get in your precious pc now. The top and front of your case do have filters.

How is the contact of the block with the ihs?

Hey all, I have a asus laptop (i5 7300HQ, 8GB RAM, GTX 1050) and i find 8 GB off ram to less for my usecases. There is 8GB DDR4 from Hyundai soldered to the motherboard and 1 free SODIMM slot. Can i just put every ramstick in there as long as it is DDR4?

it works thank you soo much