Jackson Lehmann

Hey everyone, yesterday I decided to install some new RGB fans that I was planning on putting in a new system, but wanted to see how they would look in my current system. Since I didn’t have an RGB hub, but had plenty of other IQ products in my computer I thought that adding the fans using their integrated daisychain method would be the perfect solution. I plug them into my Z390-a motherboard at the bottom left 12 V RGB header. After I got everything put back together, I turn the computer on and it almost immediately posted then blue screened. I thought it may have had something to do with a previous over clock that I had done on my CPU, so I went to the bios and took it off. Then I tried to boot again to no avail. My computer then started to power cycle and occasionally take me to the windows recovery screen. I remember watching a Linus video where he talked about plugging in RGB fans to the wrong header having the effect of maybe frying the motherboard. I didn’t think about this at all when I plugged it in, and since the fans worked for a few seconds I thought that I had maybe done it right. Could I have fried my motherboard? If anybody knows anything about this please let me know thank you.

Hey everyone, I have had some problems that have recently arisen with my pc. A couple of months ago I upgraded from a mechanical hard drive to an M.2 drive. As soon as I made this change my PC decided it would like for me to press F1 and run the setup every time I boot into windows. in addition to this, it shows that my m.2 drive is at the top of my boot priority, but won't automatically boot into windows when I press same and exit. To boot, I have to go into boot options and click on the drive for it to work. While I don't mind this too much, it makes updating windows very complicated when it has to restart. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. pc specs motherboard: Asus z170-a cpu: i5 6400 cooler: h100i graphics: gtx 1060, gtx 420 storage 256gb m.2 ram: 8gb ddr4