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I have tried. Is there a preference on the slot orientation by chance? Maybe causing issues? I just don't understand how a stick can just die, it was literally working a couple of months ago??

Hi, So, after recently building my Ryzen PC and booting up, I had an issue with my RAM it seems. Although, I am unsure if it's the board or one of the RAM sticks, for example, in the board manual page (posted below) it mentions for a single module, connect it in DIMM A2 and for 2 sticks, DIMM B2 and DIMM A2. Breakdown 1x 8GB RAM stick in DIMM A2, booting up, LED indicator blinks orange (for RAM) then red (for CPU) and then white (for VGA) Stick both 8GB RAM modules in DIMM B2 and A2, LED indicator is orange and PC won't boot. Board Manual DIMM section: https://imgur.com/a/V2oHuJQ Specs RAM used: 2x 8GB G.Skill TridentZ 3200 Mhz (F43200 C16D-16GTZR) 2018 Aug - I looked on the motherboard supported RAM list and my RAM is on there. Board: Asus TUF Gaming x570 Plus CPU Ryzen 3900X Does anyone have an idea? I think its one of the memory modules?

Is it possible to show that better? Currently GS =>850W / P2 / PS / T2 (<=1200W/1600W) seems a bit confusing as well on the other listings. As per the G2, is the L the new version?

Why less than 1200W for the P2 / PS and T2?? And Greater than 850W for G2?? Wasn't GS a lower quality line than G2. And the L after G2. Also, I cannot find any G2 models, it seems to be discontinued.

I already added up the total wattage, however, I was looking for more user experience with overclocking those CPUs' mentioned. Plus PSU calculators are incredibly inaccurate.

Hello, I currently have a EVGA Supernova 550W G2 - Tier A PSU from my old build. I am upgrading to a i7 10700K CPU with a Radeon RX 580 GPU. I do plan to upgrade to an RTX 3070, while moderately overclocked, in the future when it becomes available. I haven't overclocked in a while and I believe my calculations are off. I am trying to gauge the max TDP of an overclocked 10700K.

I am building my PC and have questions regarding storage. Are Motherboards with M.2 slots using the SATA interface? How does a M.2 NVMe SSD have NVMe but use SATA? Wouldn't it be limited by SATA's max data throughput?

Hello, I am building my PC and have questions regarding storage. Are Motherboards with M.2 slots using the SATA interface? How does a M.2 NVMe SSD have NVMe but use SATA? Wouldn't it be limited by SATA's max data throughput?