Zeinlu

Hi, I have a Corsair H115i RGB Platinum AIO cooler that sometimes glitches. The ring on the pump is set to a rainbow style that rotates. Sometimes some colours disappear leaving for example only red on and, where the other colours should be, no lights are shown. At the moment I don't have any images of the occurence, but I know for a fact that when connecting and disconnecting the SATA cable can fix the issue. As this is something recurrent, is there anything in the iCUE software that can fix it or does it have something to do with the power supply/cable/pump.

tried every component with another pc and they worked, so maybe its mobo

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/B450M-BAZOOKA-V2#down-bios Bios version 7A38vPE3 (beta version)

My friend bought a new amd CPU (Ryzen 5600x) and swapped the old one (2600). We get no signal using display port. The board is a MSI b450 bazooka V2 and we installed the beta version available for the bios. The graphics card is a amd Radeon 6600xt. Already tried using one ram stick, clearing CMOS, and even with the old CPU (CPU ez debug led lights up).

So a while back i installed one of these devices (name in the label PSF-B01) in my garage door. Out of nowhere the led next to the relay (as it can be seen in the gif above) started to flicker and the relay went on an opening and closing spree until i turned it off. I was trying to fix it but in the eWeLink app the device stays offline (even after deleting and re-adding, when i could get it to pairing mode). I've seen people do flashes but i have none of the equipment to do it. Any help will be well accepted and thanks in advance.

Will try that. Thanks!

So recently i wanted to test a fan configuration on my pc with hwmonitor to check the temps. However everytime i try to open it, it just thinks and closes. I even closed every other program that might interfere with the software, but the same thing happens. Any idea on how to get it to work?

My bad. I'm considering to change the mobo to the asus one

So i checked the asus tuf wifi vs the aorus elite. What I've seen so far is that the aorus vrms are better (what I undersood) and that the lan from Intel (aorus) is better/doesn't have as many problems as the one from realtek

I'll look into the tuf wifi board.

Yes i know the GPU is a bit over the top but i want to get a GPU that lasts a little longer (dk if i am making myself clear). Anyways thanks for the suggestion

I'll check the mobo with integrated Wi-Fi card that you recommended and i'll be checking out a smaller AIO. As for storage and memory i'll watch out for cheaper/better price to performance parts. Concerning the case thanks for answering my question and I already checked out your suggestion, although i'm a bit more inclined to choose the Corsair one.

Thanks for answering my question about the radiator and for the tip! I'll look for other types of storage.

Hello everyone! I'm planning on building a Gaming PC and i've been searching for while now for what components to actually use. I plan on buying everything from the same store in Portugal (pcdiga.com). The parts I've choosen are as follows: CPU: AMD Ryzen7 3700X GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER Windforce OC Motherboard: ATX Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite PSU: Seasonic Prime 650W Titanium (Full Modular) RAM: GSkill Trident Z Neo RGB 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3600MHz CL16 Storage: SSD M.2 2280 Samsung 970 Evo Plus 250GB MLC V-NAND NVMe SSD 2.5" Samsung 860 QVO 1TB MLC V-NAND SATA (mainly for game storage) CPU Cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H115i RGB Platinum 280mm Case: Corsair iCUE 220T RGB Wireless Card: Asus AC750 PCE-AC51 Monitor: Asus VG258QR TN 24.5" 165Hz The main concern I have is if the clearance for the radiator and fans above the motherboard is enough. I would like to know your feedback and I'm receptive to improvements to this build.