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It worked! thanks man! do you know why that happened?

I just replaced cpu, to the old one, same thing. I will try your suggestion now. fingers crossed that you are right

Hi i recently updated my cpu from Ryzen 3 to 5 and when I started my machine for the first time I wrongly connected front panel buttons (power on to restart and restart to power button) so I turned pc off, opened it, switched front panel connectors, closed, and started again. now I never get to the post screen (no beeps) just black and displays says (not connected) I tried to connect to the motherboard, the same thing. It happened earlier when I just build my pc, than once more when I changed cooler, than now again. I don’t know what is the issue but I have built before and I don’t think that I made a mistake now. I checked all connectors to the motherboard, psu, etc. everything seems ok to me. please help!

Card: GV-RX580GAMING-8GD 1340mhz clock 2000mhz memory when I don’t touch fan control it is really quiet and I love it but it runs around 80 avg and 85 max in heaven on loop 30 mins max FPS 104 min FPS 22 avg FPS 51 i don’t know that much about what is firmware and how to update it etc. I just plugged graphics in and downloaded and software that takes care about updates and drivers, after some time I decided to overclock in order to get some performance boost but nothing drastically happened in benchmark, although I got some boost in games. But results in heaven are almost the same

GV-RX580GAMING-8GD

What is the best way to benchmark a gpu? i used heaven and I am constantly getting the same results as I saw on the YouTube videos but with way higher temperatures (85 at stock settings) I managed to get 77 just by adjusting fan speeds in wattman. shouldn't it run bit less hot than that? I have a nicely ventilated case 2x 140 pure wings 2 on front and one on top for exhaust, also one 120 pure wings 2 on back of the case. The case I am running is be quiet! Pure base 600 (not a tiny case) cpu cooler dark rock 4 pro (not a stock cooler that would push hot air directly to the motherboard, but it pushes out from the case, towards the exhaust fan on back)

Oh thanks a lot man will try to play with settings and tell you if I managed to get stable 144fps. honestly, everything you wrote I see as rocket science. You are really knowledgeable about pc components and software:D i would like to ask you if I can lower the bottleneck by overclocking/undervolting or whatever? and yes in heaven benchmark I did not notice a single difference between having my cpu integrated gpu turned off or at 1200MHz. Not a single frame per second, what does that mean? On the other side, I managed to get up to 10 FPS at csgo and pubg by turning on Vega gpu (integrated)

On highest settings in csgo benchmark I have 146fps avg on lowest I have 166fps

I don’t have that problem with pubg or forza. It works as it should, highest settings = lowest fps, Lowest settings = highest FPS.

Display AOC 24" C24G1 Curved (1500R) 144 Hz CPU: AMD Ryzen 2200G 3.5GHz (Overclocked to 4.0GHz) RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 3200MHz GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 580 8GB (Overclocked 2.5%) SSD: Corsair Force MP510 480GB M.2 SSD MBO: Gigabyte B450M DS3H Case: be quiet! Pure Base 600 Window Black Case fans: 4x be quiet! Pure Wings 2 140mm 1x be quiet! Pure wings 2 120mm CPU Cooler be quiet! Dark Rock 4 Pro PSU: be quiet! Pure Power 11 600w I would love to play csgo, pubg, for a horizon4, etc on medium to high. the problem is that I am able to achieve almost the same amount of FPS in csgo on high as on low setting but for some reason game is unplayable. The game just have tiny lags and shutter when I play on highest settings, and the funny thing is that when I change it to medium it is even worse than on the highest settings. That just confuses me. As soon I change it to lowest it works perfectly. does it have something to do with free sync/vsync or some specific graphic settings that can cause this problem. (all drivers are updated via amd Radeon software)