S.Hamed23

I left the cmos bettery for around 40mins and drained the whole system out of electricity. It worked

I turned on my pc after 9 months alongside changing the cooler to a NHD-15 Chromax from a H100i Platinum. Now it won't get into bios. The motherboard's stuck on the dram yellow led. I tried the standard troubleshooting procedure for ram issues (removed cmos battery and drained the system out of power, repositioned the ram into A2 slot) Still can't get into bios. I only have one stick of ram so can't check if the ram died. Is there's any other option to check if it's a ram issue or not? Otherwise I'd have to rma the ram. Specs: i5-9600K Asus Strix Z390-F 1x8gb Gskill Tridentz 3200mhz cl16 No gpu

Never oc-ed an apu with gpu before, so (:)

I usually oc for people who aren't brave enough to tinker with their pc on their own (Not apus). I guess I have to hold of for now until the gpu returns.

Just curious about it. I get a lot of cpu + mobo combos to test out. I just rented out my 1660S to my friend for some reasons. Now, should I be concerned about testing cpus without a dedicated gpu?

G15 bruh, 'cause it's a bit better

Yeah It will. Do you have a ssd?

Asus Zephyrus G17 2021

Asus G15 2021 would be nice

I'm asking for the same thing, ugh!

SLight oc might be possible

@davemc bruh help me out

If you set pime95 to smallest fft, it'll scorch a supernova like heat and it's pretty normal. If you wanna test stability, try small fft and disable avx-512. And for thermal limit test, disable avx2 and set small fft or blend. You're good to go

Won't phanteks p400a/500a would be a better case?

Is your cooler exhausting or intaking? 120mm aio is a waste in most cases