buffinmuffin

Pretty sure most people could use the context clues to see that I wasn't talking about a first gen i3 and was instead referring to current modern offerings in both product lines. Good luck with running GTA V bud, bye.

No. they actually aren't. They both offer very good general performance. My point still stands. Misinformed statements, like this, are bad.

I wasn't going to buy any but now I want to because of the chewing, I mean that obviously means it has to be pretty good.

Ryzen CPU's = Good Performance Intel CPU's = Good Performance Shouldn't everyone just be happy regardless since competition is good for prices and innovation?

The Z370 chipset is for intel processors, the ASUS Z370 motherboard is not compatible with that processor.

displayport on monitor died

So I tried a brand new mobo (asus rog strix z-390e) and now it will post only through the on board hdmi port. The onboard displayport and all ports on the gpu are getting no signal. Does this sound like a cpu problem?

I don't have a mobo speaker but there are ez debug lights but they aren't showing me anything. And I have tried going through the onboard graphics ports and still nothing. The thermal paste is Cooler Master Mastergel Pro.

Unfortunately I've tried this and it did not help.

MSI MAG Tomahawk Z390, I5-9600K, MSI Gaming X RTX 2060 Super, 2x8 GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3200 MHz, Corsair RM750x, Seagate Barracuda 2TB, HP M700 120GB SATA III SSD This is my first pc build that I completed about a month and a half ago and it has been working fine, until last night when I tried to start my pc it wouldn't post. It powers up and the lights and fans all turn on, but my monitor just spits out no signal. I have tried everything on the no posting thread and nothing worked. The only two things I can think of is that I had it running when I fell asleep and I woke up half way through the night and did a hard shutdown and the second is, that when I took the cpu out I noticed there was some thermal paste that seeped out onto the top of the cpu and was right on top of what appears to be some contacts right on the edge of the cpu. Does anyone know what the problem could be or if these two things could be the problem and/or how I can fix this?