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PFsense 3D Printed 5.25 Plate with Keystones. I am finishing my new PFsense box; it is in a 4u Rack chassis I want all the connectivity on the front panel; I can design and 3D print a bay device. That is not the issue; what I am wondering is how much headache I am in for I have dual ISPs, one 2.5G* and one 1.2G. My Pfsense box connects on the 10g Wan Port, 1 2.5g for my DMZ and 1G port for IOT. ISP 1 fiber LC connection ISP 2 RJ45 Nic 1 Intel X710 dual SFP+ Fiber SFP+ and SFP+ to RJ45 for my ISP's Nic 2 Intel X540 single 10g Connection to my Dream Machine Pro Se and all my internal gear Nic 3 Dual 2.5g to DMZ and IOT (I had this card. The connections are only 1g) Option 1 Triple PCIE extension cables and I can relocate all network cards to the front on a 3d Printed panel cost about 200 bucks for all the extension cables. I would build a PCIE raiser card holding the three PCIe extension cables and the three interface cards. Option 2 Get some SPF+ RJ45 adapters and mount keystones in the front panel It's much cheaper, but running from SPF+ to RJ45 to gender changer to Keystone to cables to gear sounds like a whole lot of NOPE and weird issues waiting to happen. *ISP states 5g next year and 10G within three, so I am building this box future-proof

Tried all of those a few times but thank you

I did; Gigabytes Tech support can find no issues in their testing and is sending me the card back; I agree it sounds like the GPU. Also, it sounds like a big load of "NOT OUR PROBLEM" which is standard from most PC companies I have dealt with, cost me 90 bucks with packaging and shipping to send it back been without it for a month. I have ordered a new 12HVP cable from Cablemods. I’ll try again but if you hear screaming, that will be me. Do I want to throw another 300+ into a power supply and see if that is the issue? This PC could become a money pit fast that way.

I was thinking the same thing sent the card back to Gigabyte thay said " Dear Customer, After checking on the status of your RMA, they did do a 18hr test with 3DMARK, FURMARK, & SUPERPOSITION all at the same time. It has been running fine so far, is there anything specific that you want us to test to confirm if it will crash or anything? Best Regards,"

it passed a memory test, Gigabyte tested the video card for 18 hours running their test suite no issues, I have ran the system with a 2080 AND a 1660 super for a week each and no crashing, next thing It could be is power supply? or the new fancy 12HVP cable? I am at a loss if that is not the issue, unless GB is lying.

Gigabyte tested it for 18 hours no issues were found; here is the rub; I have been running this system with an old 1660 Super I had in my junk drawer and it hasn't crashed once, so I guess I will replace the power supply now. I got custom cables for my Thermaltake Tough Power GF3 1350w ATX 3 0 power supply so I get to take it all apart again, rewire everything and buy a new power supply and cables, Just not my year.

HUmm let me google that, here is some more info the FUZZY donut of happiness caused it to crash so I am leaning towards GPU or PS

Passed mem test

Thank you for your input but I am using the new 12VHPWR so it only has one, in event viewer it only list system was rebooted, all bios are up to date, and trust me I earned my peace my youngest is 27 living with me again and I am taking care of my father after his third stroke I deserve that hour of peace. On a side note take it from a Widower TREASURE THAT time with your wife you never get a second chance. I need this to be stable I need that hour after work before the care giver leaves and my night shift starts.

Sorry it is early I should have said I tried Auto, XMP I and XMP II already, if it was Memory I would think the video would stop playing and the screens would lock instead of just going black

Okay, I need help with my new system is hard crashing very randomly. Hardware CPU I9-13900KS MB ROG Maximus Z790 Extreme (tried with 903 bios, 2403 bios and 2305 bios) Video Gigabyte Aorus RTX 4090 Xtreme Waterforce(Not sure rev 1 or 1.1) Checked no updated firmware as of last Sunday PS Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 1350W 80+ Gold (I would normally never use anything other than Corsair, but this was the only one in stock with the 12VHPWR connector at the time, and I didn’t want to use adapters. 4x SK Hynix Platinum 1tb Drives in raid 0 (I don’t keep data on my system, just on my NAS, and it is replicated to my backup NAS Memory G. Skill Trident Z5 RGB Series (Intel XMP) 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin SDRAM DDR5 6400 CL32-39-39-102 1.40V Dual Channel Desktop Memory F5-6400J3239G32GX2-TZ5RK (Matte Black) (Is on the HCL for this motherboard) Corsair 1000d case All water cooled with dual radiators fans in push/pull The Issue I built a new PC, and randomly it will hard crash; let me explain that because that is the first of many weird things. My Normal is that I get home from work, and everyone knows to leave me alone while I unwind. My SOP is left monitor an LTT video, craft computing, NAS/UBNT/Proxmox video of the day, Center screen gaming Playing Diablo4. At the same time, I relax after work; the right screen is always on one of my NAS, Proxmox, or TrueNas/ AD machines moving files sorting, checking my backups, scanning for Duplicated files, working on a VM or jail, etc. I can play my game for between three minutes and three days and it will crash. It is random. Sometimes I can play for two or three hours a day for a week, and it works. Other times it will crash three times in ten minutes, and I get fed up and switch to my laptop. When it crashes, all screens go black, the fans ramp up to Max and I can still hear the video I was watching. It will keep playing for 1 to 5 minutes playing. The display on the motherboard shows the CPU temp is under 50c, and it “may” show a postcode error. You can’t toggle the caps lock /num lock. Searching Event logs shows the system rebooted unexpectedly but not a kernel files crash or crashing apps /services which leads me to think hardware, but unless I am playing a game, it doesn’t fail. I am leaning toward a power supply or video card. Any suggestions would be great.

I needed the PCIe lanes which, just my boot drive takes 16 lanes.

Today is a lighter than normal workload CPU only at 11% GPU been stuck between 92 and 98% for the last hour

Budget (including currency): Unlimited Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: MMPORG, D2, D3, Satsifactory, Wolcen, and D4 Other details Threadripper 3960x On water 4.2 All core, 128GB ram, Highpoint 7505 with 4 NVME in raid 0, Gigabyte 2080ti waterforce 10% OC I run triple 32' at 2560x1440p (ya ya I have bad eyesight) I am wondering if I should grab a 3080** or 3080ti** now with the fire sale going on or wait for the 4080? System currently threadripper 3960x On water 4.2 All core 128GB ram Highpoint 7505 with 4 NVME in raid zero Gigabyte 2080ti waterforce 10% OC I don't do triple AAA games I do MMPORG, D2, D3, Satsifactory,wolcen, and D4 when it hits. I am only thinking upgrade because my non-gaming work load might be helped with more gpu power. **I would grab a 3090ti but I can't find any of the pre water cooled in stock and I hate to kill the warrantee on a 2000 graphic card.

First I have already talked to Gigabyte they are about as helpful as Asus Tech Support, but I digress. I have a new build I went full Gigabyte and pulled out all the stops, TRX40 Aorus Xtreme 4x Gigabyte 500g NVME Gen 4 in raid 0, RTX 2080ti Aorus WC the whole shooting match. my Read write speeds are HORRID. my Old X299 is way faster (second Image) I have tried three different Bios version I have tried three different driver versions I have reformatted and reinstalled three times now with no luck. Gigabyte's "FIX" was to change some settings in Crystal Disk mark (WTF) I tried my IO settings in the bios at Auto, at 16x and again at 4x4x4x4 I have tried CSM disabled and enabled I have tried read/write cache settings I have the AIC card installed in the PCIe16_2 slot