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They both have sleep functionality, but the razer one is configurable in software to be longer, the 613 seems to be 5min or so according to reddit. The 613 does not have backlight. They do have the g715, which has everything other than the numpad and only comes in white and has a funny looking wrist rest.

There is the razer blackwidow v3 pro https://www.amazon.com/Razer-BlackWidow-Mechanical-Wireless-Keyboard/dp/B08J8C7D8C/ref=sr_1_2_mod_primary_new?keywords=razer+blackwidow+v3+pro&qid=1660855104&sbo=RZvfv%2F%2FHxDF%2BO5021pAnSA%3D%3D&sprefix=razer+blackwid%2Caps%2C118&sr=8-2 https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G613-Lightspeed-Mechanical-Multihost-Connectivity/dp/B07796MBJ7/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=g613&qid=1660854531&sr=8-3 Has everything u want other than the being logitech and on the more expensive side. Wireless, with internal battery. Removable cherry style keycaps with quiet switches individual rgbs, numpad and wristrest The only downside is the software which is hit or miss for some ppl. Logitech doesnt have a keyboard that fits all your requirements, they do have a full size g613, but it relies on removable AA batteries, and has no RGB, if your willing to sacrifice those 2 then it is a pretty good deal since they are pretty cheap. https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G613-Lightspeed-Mechanical-Multihost-Connectivity/dp/B07796MBJ7/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=g613&qid=1660854531&sr=8-3

You are fine, that card will work with that motherboard. I think you were reading the m.2 pcie specification which is something else. It says in the description that the board has a pcie 3.0 x16 slot so it will work with the GPU.

No problem, that is probably the safest and best option you have right now. Good luck.

Ok, then it probably is your gpu then, But I am still not sure if any of your other components may have been affected. If you have the budget, I would see if you could pick up a super cheap gpu like a gt 710 for around 50 to see if the computer still starts normally and the problem is isolated to the gpu.

The gpu should have a 1 year warranty from point of purchase if you still have the receipt and evga is one of the nicer manufacturers when it comes to warranties. Also, what psu do you have, does it have multiple pcie power cables that you could possibly test on just in case the psu's pcie cables got fried.

Did you unplug the pc and hold for at least 10 sec. If that didn't work it looks like something is probably fried, probably the gpu since the fans never spun up. Do you still have waranty?. Also did you use extensions on all of the power cables including the motherboard or just the gpu. Im asking just in case the motherboard got messed up too.

There is an older post of someone also asking the same thing Im not sure if your panel is also the same, but you can probably check this link out.

No it just puts it to its default state, like the default boot order and default ram profile, etc. It doesn't downgrade the version.

I dont see any issues with those cables and Im assuming the issue happened the first time you used the extension cables? Can you test the gpu out in another system? Also, you can try resetting the bios, sometimes that could fix potential issues. You have to short a jumper on the motherboard, its on page 37 of the manual I sent, you can use any metal object (knife, screwdriver,etc) to connect the 2 pins together, dont bend them just touch both at the same time with the metal object.

Can you link the cables that you used? Ok most gpus usually just spin up the fans for a second and turn off on boot, im not sure if it is the same in your case. Do you remember if the fans spun up on start before the issues happened. Did you try all of the ports on the gpu, im just checking all bases just in case one or two of the ports got messed up some how.

No problem! These were the threads: https://community.amd.com/thread/253507

It seems like it probably is a gpu issue. Couple of questions: 1.The power cable extensions were they complete replacements for the old cables or actual extensions that attached to the old cable 2. Do the fans spin up on the gpu

So your monitor turns off or just displays a black screen. Could the monitor be at fault?

Its on the right of the board above the 24 pin Page 38 has the reference for your board https://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/E7C02v1.3.pdf

Can you see if the debug leds on the board are indicating anything, if it was able to post correctly they should cycle through all of them and turn off . If not, an led for one of the components may stay on indicating an issue.

Other people seem to be having a similar issue to you with the fan maxing at around 1900rpm. It could be that the newer wraith stealth maxes out at that rpm and the original maxes out at 2700rpm or there may be a bios reporting error. Do you have the latest bios for your board?

Was your motherboard ready for ryzen 3000, it would say on the packaging.

Also try to set it at 80 or 75 percent to see if it still gets stuck at 1917.

Ok that is weird it shoud be able to reach 2700rpm, maybe try a different monitoring software like hwmonitor and are you sure you adjusted the correct fan curve and are checking the right fan rpm.

You should be able to adjust the fan curve in the bios, is the cooler connected to the cpu fan header on the motherboard?

Were you able to get into the bios?

The amperage just indicates the max amount it can supply, ur headphones need 1.5A and both of these chargers can supply more than that (2.0 and 2.4A). The thing you need to watch out for is voltage, that is what could mess up your device or charger if it doesn't match. Your headphones need 5.0v so the 5.0v-2.4A charger would work for sure, the other one might work since its 5.3v but i wouldn't risk it.

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