Trampler5

However lmk if you get issues in the future.

Honestly, If it does not affect performance or overall boot speed, should just be nothing more than a minor inconvenience to look at.

And check the back of the board and front for possible shorts that could happen with cooler mounts, cpu fans, etc.

Try reseating the RAM and using the new cpu.

If everything shows that it is an SSD and it doesn’t cause performance issues, then it should be fine.

Try going into drive partitions and see if it shows up there

I’m just reading over it again and I can say with almost 100% certainty that your board is shot.

Had you noticed any problems running things before the crash?

It is possible that your cpu is having a brownout but highly unlikely considering the fact that you used it for over a year. More than likely, it is a hardware problem with the cpu maybe the motherboard.

And what are your system specifications?

Did you change from the tv to a monitor?