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  1. flexlixrup
    I‘ve reset it like 10 times already; with gpu, without gpu, with something plugged in, with nothing plugged in, always the same
  2. flexlixrup
    Sadly nothing changed. Still the same issue
  3. flexlixrup
    Will try and report back
  4. flexlixrup
    Thought so too. But I do not get any output whatsoever no matter which port and which output device (integrated gpu/external)
  5. flexlixrup
    This shouldn’t be necessary while running over HDMI and/or the integrated graphics, though. Right?
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    Hi there, I built my new machine yesterday with the MSI Mag Z790 Tomahawk. It has an i7-13700k, RTX 3080TI and 32GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR5 RAM. The system seems to boot normally, the Debug LEDS go on and off, and stay at green (no boot device) if the windows install stick is not plugged in and go off completely if plugged in. The only problem is I do not get video output whatsoever. I took out the GPU, plugged both HDMI and DisplayPort directly into the board, no change. I reset the BIOS (with the Button and the CMOS battery), flashed the Bios with the latest version, switched out the RAM and tried different keyboards, cables and monitors. Does anybody have a solution to this or at least a similar issue, I do not know what to do anymore besides returning the board.
  7. flexlixrup
    Maybe something like this is reasonable if the fan at the bottom is possible?
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    As for the case I‘m planning to go with the Meshify S2 from Fractal, simply because I like the minimalistic look of it and the size is pretty reasonable as well. I’ve read through the online manual and the water cooling solution I like the most are the dual 360s as mentioned. I think I could also put an additional fan at the bottom, but I’m not entirely sure if it’s possible.
  9. flexlixrup
    And the fan at the back as an outtake as well I suppose?
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    I have no plans to start building my new PC in a couple of weeks, possibly even months from now, anyways I‘m already playing with the possible build in my head. So now I‘ve come to a question, I really can‘t find any answers online, what’s kind of surprising to me as I thought, that’s a rather common question. Assuming I use an overclocked Ryzen 9-3950X and dual OC RTX 2080TI I think Dual 360x60 radiators provide plenty enough cooling. Now I’m thinking about where to put these. The only possible solutions are mostly one rad at the top and one at the front. Pretty much everybody suggests only using radiator fans as intakes. Is it the same for dual radiators and isn’t it a little too much positive air pressure only having one 140 as outtake at the back of the case?
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    I‘m new here and don‘t know if this is the right forum, but some weeks ago I had to repair my Air Cooler and had to take the Graphics Card out (Strix GTX1080). I put it in again but I forgot to put in the Security Screw and since then I get several BSOD’s, in the Internet all seem to could be related with the Graphics Driver. But as I reinstalled the Drivers several times, I asked myself if it’s possible that this is an issue with the Graphics Card/ PCIe Port, because there was too much weight on it or I don’t know. The blue screens are completely different, i.e. System Service Exception or unexpected store exception. Sorry for my English, not a native and I’m looking forward your answers!
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