lilotus.FRM

Had a similar issue on my PC. I just manually OC'd my ram to 3400 Mhz instead of 3600 Mhz and never had issues since.

The card in the list alone is about 1000€ right now, if you can't find it used or get a great deal on it I don't think it will fit in budget. And if you want to get a windows license I personally wouldn't even consider spending 100+ € on it. You can get a windows 10 Pro license for 13€ on MMOGA.

You have one PCIe 4.0 (aka gen 4) and one 3.0 (aka gen 3). The Samsung 980 Pro isn't gen 4, neither is the WD Blue. If you use the Samsung SSD it would not matter in which slots you put the drives. If you choose to get a gen 4 drive, you would need to put your WD drive in the bottom slot, which is the gen 3 slot and put the gen 4 drive in the top slot to use its full potential. A 1 TB gen 4 ssd from Sabrent would cost you around $130.

Yea I'm kinda terrified to restart it actually.

Is it a good idea to format my drives now and reinstall everything?

Another update. I just flashed the bios for like the 30th time, apparently it seems to work now. Looking for my keybord dongle right now tho, hope I haven't lost it.

Swapped the RAM with a friends RAM yesterday, that seems to not be the problem. At one point I tried to boot it and CPU debug led has shut off, but boot debug led turned on. But now I am somehow back at CPU debug.

@CommanderAlex Little update: Company didn't get me a new CPU because it apparently worked on their test benches. Still not working in my PC tho and I still have no clue why. A friend wanted to give me his RAM to test if that would solve my issues, unfortunatly he was sick this week.

I didn't do anything to my CPU. I have isopropyl alcohl at home, but I am currently at school and already used warranty service, its shipping today back to seller.

I think your 450W PSU should actually be able to handle it, have you tried it? edit: have now seen your edit. Currently also upgrading my system but probably keeping my psu.

I've never really doubted the rating, didn't look further into it, but I think I'll give the video a go.

What are your other PC specs? I use my 2070 Super with 550W and its still overkill.

Oh well, this makes it more complicated. I have read in other forums and FAQ sites that molex is 132W for 12V. You could ask the manufacturer of your PSU directly, to get some more specific answers.

The NZXT PSU is included in the list at Tier A, but I would probably take the Huntkey because of its Gold efficency rating. For me it also it makes a difference that the NZXT is semi-modular and the Huntkey seems to be fully modular. In the end I have actually never heard of Huntkey, would try to gather some more information but for me it looks like the better deal.

I've read that Molex has 132W on 12V devices