Wolly9102

Could be two things. (Dead GPU or out of date bios). You could try the speaker/beeper if it came with the motherboard.

Stupid question. Do you have acutal proof of your GPU working from the ebay seller?

I see in your signature that you have an 1600. You can try booting with that cpu also

BIOS isn't up to date I think. You can get an bootkit from AMD to update it to the latest version that support the 3600 https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/pa-100

Core temp measures temperatures per core I believe. Overall tempature is from the whole package. (CPU, GPU, memory controller, IO etc.)

This is your CPU. It can't keep up with the high amount of data you're putting through the pipeline, while also doing the rest of the processes on the system.

Your pc seems to be on a different port (49676)

Try telnet on a windows machine to that ip adress. Seems like it's still blocked somewhere

What's the error you're getting?

Did you forward port 22 in your router to the IP adress of the server?

Looks like an driver bug. Do you have any yellow exclamation marks in device manager?

Probably yes. Thermal paste dries up over the years. So it's good to change at least once a year. But that temps are not too bad.

Hello everyone, Whenever I play watch dogs 2 on my laptop (specs in my signature) it gives me an message that my cpu is below the minimum requirements. The game however is perfectly playable with the occasional crash. I lowered the settings to remedy this however I should be able to play the game on ultra am I? I don't get this message on my dekstop and It also doesn't crash on the desktop. So why does watch dogs give me this message? An ryzen 7 4800h is arguably better than an 2700x. Would like to know if anybody has an answer.

I wouldn't download any driver from anywhere except manufacturer site. Why do you even want to downgrade bios anyway?

Frankly it doesn't really matter. NVMe drives are good for fast file transfer and quick loading games. But for Windows it doesn't really matter. Windows can still load quickly with just an decent sata SSD. So keep Windows where it is and put your games (if any) on that m.2 drive.