andrew.wickes

Okay, so, I have a new monitor on the way. 32" LG. Was on a great sale at Walmart believe it or not. I already have a 24" HP monitor that I want to keep and run a dual screen setup. I am also working on building a new desk so completely starting from scratch here. Anyway, I'd like to get a monitor arm to mount these from and not eat up desk space for the stands. However, all the arms I've seen are kinda meant for dual monitors that are the same size. Does anyone know of a decent arm designed for 2 different size monitors are would it just be easier to get to separate arms and mount them next to each other?

Probably solved. Bad BIOS on the mobo. Reflashed with the latest and greatest. Up and running.

No ideas? Anybody? Brand new desktop is kind of a paperweight at the moment. Could really use some help with this.

Alright...So I tried again. Different keyboard. No fancy Corsair RGB keyboard. Keyboard numlock icon is lit, so it's "talking." Still getting the same "BOOT" LED. All fans turn on. Getting display on my monitor. It hangs with the ROG logo and "Please press DEL or F2 to enter UEFI BIOS setting" No matter how many times I mash one of those buttons, nothing happens. Should I kill power and take out the CMOS battery for a bit to reset the M/B?

Yeah, keyboard is wired. No Windows installed yet. All SSDs are blank and new. Just finish the actual build yesterday. I'll try again tonight when home from work with a bootable USB in it with Win 10 to install. Cross ya'lls fingers.

What's up everyone?! New build and first time turning it on with all components installed. Motherboard runs it's POST and the ROG logo appears on monitor. Pressing both F2 and DEL key and I can't into the BIOS to verify all my hardware is showing up. I do NOT have any install media plugged in. All that is plugged in is my Corsair keyboard. I do have the "BOOT" Q-led illuminated on my motherboard but I'm assuming that's because all the drives and new and blank. My first from scratch build so any help would be great. Thanks! ROG STRIX X570-F Ryzen 7 3700X 64GB G-Skill Trident Z EVGA 1660 Super; all I could get

At one point I had 5 VM's for different OS's. Not open at once obviously Lol. I do like Minecraft. I know that loves RAM. The big game I play is Farming Simulator 19.

What's up everyone? I've got a ROG STRIX X570-F motherboard paired with a Ryzen 7 3700X. Specs say it can support 128GB of DDR4. Looking on ASUS site at the QVL only lists up to 64GB. So, is it even worth sticking 128GB(4x32GB) or stick with 64GB(4x16GB)? I plan on gaming on it mostly, plus some school work; MyComputerCareer, VMs, a little work work on it...