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    Before you do that, make sure you have the GPU in the right slot. Different PCIe have different bandwith. You should have the GPU in the top one on your motherboard.
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    Might be the case. Try to change the clock speed in afterburner This is what it should be (It's probably different with your gpu manufacturer)
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    Are you sure the game is actually using the 5600xt? The frame rate you're getting sounds similar to the performance you get with the 2400g, while using the integrated GPU (Vega 11)
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    Issue has been solved by restarting the bios again. Thanks everyone for help!
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    Will do
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    Not yet. Will try that tomorrow when I get the chance, and I'll let you know
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    It is. I'm afraid that the slots are broken, so the motherboard doesn't detect the ram
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    Yeah, that's what I thought. It just seems strange to me, that they would die instantly after trying new ram
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    It seems, that the beeping should signal either RAM error or power error
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    I'm currently looking through it, but I can't seem to find it.
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    Also, when trying to boot, the motherboard starts beeping rapidly. Really short beeps, and so fast it's hard to keep count
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    Psu is working. While booting, the cpu fan gets a bit loud, but nothing extreme.
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    Also, the pc won't boot even after putting the original rams back.
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    The are compatible. And they are both in the only two working slots.
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    Hello My friend bought new ram (2x8GB). After putting the rams into the slots, the computer won't boot. Instead, the computer starts beeping rapidly, and won't even let you into BIOS. I suggested restarting the bios into factory settings. That didn't solve the problem. System won't boot even after changing to the previous rams (2x4GB). I suspect that the motherboard is the problem, since two out of four slots are broken. PC specs: Motherboard: Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 (Socket AM3+) Manual to the MB: https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_ga-990fxa-ud3_v.4.0_e.pdf CPU: FX-8350 RAM: Kingston HyperX Fury HX316C10FRK2 16GB (Can provide more info if needed) I'll welcome any suggestion. Thanks
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