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  1. Nikk2f7
    Yes
  2. Nikk2f7
    For context: Motherboard: MPG X570 GAMING EDGE WIFI CPU: 3700x Ryzen 7 GPU: GTX 1070 msi MEM: 4x4 3000mhz (16 total) corsair vengeance PSU: evga 750w gold plus After putting together and installing the motherboard and cpu, the system ran fine completing regular tasks such as browsing the desktop, downloading programs, and browsing the internet. The system even ran well while gaming. The issue would arise when the game was just closed after a gaming session. Meaning, as soon as I would finish a gaming session and close said game, the PC would either crash with multiple windows programs shutting down, or it would issue a BSOD with the stop code of MEMORY MANAGEMENT. In the attempts of troubleshooting and fixing, I did the following: rebooted the PC with a single stick of ram in each dimm slot re-seated each stick of memory changed the positions of each stick of memory from the original positions. ran the windows memory diagnostic - no issues found ran memtest86 - no errors found Each of which did not work to fixing the issue. My question is, could the motherboard be the issue or could it be the ram.
  3. Nikk2f7
    Yeah but I'd rather not pay for a faulty motherboard, and I would use the top slot if only the exhaust for the x570 wasnt being covered by the GPU.
  4. Nikk2f7
    Yeah, everything is connected in their proper spots. Might have to completely return it.
  5. Nikk2f7
    My current build only boots up when the GPU is installed in the first PCIe 4.0 x16 slot but, it does not boot when it is installed in the second PCIe 4.0 x16 slot. In fact, the USBs on the IO side panel do not output power to peripherals that are connected when the GPU is installed in the second PCIe slot. The Motherboard has a status light, and when the GPU is installed on the 2nd PCIe slot, the status light turns on for the VGA indicator and the BOOT indicator which is indicating to me that the VGA is dysfunctional. Keep in mind that when the GPU is installed in the first PCIe slot, the computer boots up perfectly fine. My question is why could this be happening and is it because the PCIe slot is faulty? Build: Motherboard: Asrock Steel Legend x570 CPU: 3700x Ryzen 7 GPU: GTX 1070 msi MEM: 4x4 3000mhz (16 total) corsair vegence PSU: evga 750w gold plus
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