yaxhero1
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gotcha, will get on that!
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Alright so I have to check every diode and capacitor on the board? Just clarifying!
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This is really good information! I’ll get on this but it’ll take me a couple days. I’ll keep you guys updated through the progress. Thank you all for your replies!
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If it helps to know, I’ve noticed when plugging the ssd in, it gets warm to the touch towards the connection area but still doesn’t detect in the motherboard bios
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Seems like it’s worth the shot! I’ll try that and I’ll let you know. Other wise to a professional or is!
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hmm I see. Well good to know the pin isn’t the cause of the problems. The issue now is how to get it to show up in windows. It doesn’t at all detect I’m my bios and to troubleshoot this I have used a different pc, different motherboard, different sata cables, different power supplies, and different drives too. It’s just this ssd not showing up. I’ve also tried a CMOS reset, that was recommended as well
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Yup just edited the post. Sorry I forget to add them!
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Hey everyone! I’m back with another problem! I know I’ve been problematic at birth. But this time things are pretty bad. My old ssd houses some important files and I noticed it crash on me during my pc case swap. After two nights of trouble shooting I finally found that the pins on the inside of the ssd are broken. More specifically a single pin of them all is snapped in two somehow. Like literally it’s like a bridge that collapsed. The data on it is very important and I’m thinking of trying soldering to fix that. I’ve no experience but I can do my best to get around. I’ll do anything for the files they’re very important. Is soldering the best way to fix this or are there other ways? I’m open to all ideas, options, and thoughts!!! Thanks for all the help everyone!
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Yeah it’s been mostly “go get the 3000 series cards” but I’m like “yeah where?” Lmao. But I understand people. My main use would be like, RTX Minecraft or something so I’m just tryna consider my options. But thanks for all the comments and information it’s been helpful so far!
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I got curious after waiting for the nvidia stock gods to bless me with a 3000 series card so I looked up what 2 RTX Titans can mean when compared to like a single 3080 or 3090. I’m too poor to go find out myself and hours of google hasn’t showed up much for me soooooo, anyone out there who actually runs 2 or something Titans or actually has a 3080, 3090, 3070 etc want to share some typical use cases and the performance they get? Just curious
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alright Ill try that soon. Thanks for literally all the help you've been so great!!!
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Alright good news and bad news. It's back to suttering every now and then when going backwards in drivers. But it still happens. I can live with this but I think my gpu might be bad.
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yup they're on it. And i'll try that gpu ddu thing
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2x16gb and it is running at 3200mhz CPU is average 60-70 temps at load same with gpu the CPU is also OC'ed I think? it use to be 3.7ghz before I made the ram mhz go from 2666mhz to 3200mhz all storage is pretty open with over half storage unusued so you can see why I'm pretty confused. I had nvidia driver 451.65 at first and this was happening but then they came out with a hotfix 451.85 and they specifically said there that the addressed the issue I was having. I've added a screenshot of it here. It did help but slightly.
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CPU: Ryzen 3900x RAM: Trident Z Royale 3200mhz Motherboard: Asus strix b-450 F GPU: 980ti msi PSU: 850W Thermaltake TPG - 80 PLUS Gold SSD: Inland NVME 1TB HDD: 2TB western digital It happened a little while after the upgrade. A Nvidia driver update came out and it just happened once or twice now and then but then it slowly descended into multiple spikes 2-3 minutes. Thank you for all your help so far btw!!
