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any other Asus boards that will work with the parts he has? I don't remember what GPU he has but chances are it should be fine. I know it was a GTX something or another.

My friend's motherboard died today, Press F, and he needs an AMD motherboard. He has an AMD 1700, and wants to upgrade his ram, which he already bought. The new ram he wants to put in is G.Skill F4-3600c18q-32vgk. He also needs it to have an m.2 drive for his m.2 SSD. So it needs to be combatable. His price point is about $100 to $140. He needs this board ASAP because he does streaming and content creation so down time is not an option. I'd like to get him an Asus board because I know their good quality and I also am familiar with troubleshooting them too. Thank you in advance!

Well I have, but as much as I can I try to play by the rules. The only thing that confuses me is, when you rip a Blu-Ray movie, how do you get all the special features, menus, etc, to come with the rip so you can pick and choose what you wanna watch?

Well isn't ripping a Disc illegal? Trying to play by the rules here.

Ok, so I am still having issues with my other Blu-Ray disc. Getting this error now. "Blu-ray error: This Blu-ray Disc needs a library for BD+ decoding, and your system does not have it. Your input can't be opened: VLC is unable to open the MRL 'bluray:///D:/'. Check the log for details."

I found this database site and was able to get one of my discs going. http://fvonline-db.bplaced.net/

I recently bought 2 LG wh16ns40 one for my home theater PC and the other for my personal rig. I am having issues with VLC player trying to read my Blu-ray discs as I am getting errors such as. I have followed most of the guides online about getting the KEYDB.cfg files, getting AACS.dll, and after installing them in the directories there suppose to go into, I am still having issues and even more annoying is LG doesn't have any software support for the drives and I don't think I should have to pay money for special software to play these discs. What am I missing? And is there some alternate soft

Does it also help extend the life of the fan on the PSU?

Hmm, interesting. But if the maker of the PSU made it properly, then something like an Echo mode doesn't make much sense does it?

But like, that doesn't make sense because PSU fans barely make any noise? If the PSU is down in the bottom of the PC, how would you be able to even hear it?

This is a quick question. I don't believe in the idea of PC parts having an Eco mode because if the bill is paid, then just use the electricity. But my new EVGA G3 PSU has an Echo mode for the fan but I don't get it and I think it's kinda stupid considering that a normal fan only uses 5 volts of power. What's the point of being able to switch the fan off when it uses so little power and no noise, which I don't care about PCs making noise anyway. xD

Yeah I meant QVL, sorry I couldn't remember what the term was. I'll try again here. The Extra ram I have, isn't on Asus' QVL for my motherboard. I don't think using off QVL ram would be a good idea when I am trying to verify an issue.

Ok, but how do I tell if it's the ram? I am only using ram that is verified for the motherboard and while I do have another set of DDR4 ram, it's not been verified for my motherboard.

That's fair. Is the Ryzen X470 Platform Known for this issue? Am I the only one to have this issue? I always feel like I have the problems no one else has and obviously I my motherboard, ram and CPU are NOT that old, I've barely had it for a year or 2 by now.

I do use DOCP, but this is a REALLY random event and rarely happens. I have 4 by 8GB Corsair Vengeance CMR16GX4m2C3000C15. It's clocked at 3000Mhz. But I don't really know how to manual OC something without breaking it so I just let the Motherboard figure it out. But because it is so random, I don't know how to narrow anything down which is why I felt I should just let EVGA replace my PSU since it's under the warranty still.