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As you can see there is a red LED next to the 24-pin connector. Could someone tell me what this means and if it's a bad thing or something else? It is a MSI Z170A SLI Plus.

 

 

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Just now, DriesZwoelvink said:

As you can see there is a red LED next to the 24-pin connector. Could someone tell me what this means and if it's a bad thing or something else? It is a MSI Z170A SLI Plus.

 

 

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This shows that the motherboard is receiving power

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1 minute ago, DriesZwoelvink said:

As you can see there is a red LED next to the 24-pin connector. Could someone tell me what this means and if it's a bad thing or something else? It is a MSI Z170A SLI Plus.

 

 

 

Have you looked in the boards manual?

Needs money for car parts :P

 

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12 minutes ago, iDeFecZx said:

Have you looked in the boards manual?

Maybeeeeee, be right back...

 

EDIT: I think its because I have XMP enabled, could that be it? (Source)

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41 minutes ago, DriesZwoelvink said:

Maybeeeeee, be right back...

 

EDIT: I think its because I have XMP enabled, could that be it? (Source)

Sounds like it

Needs money for car parts :P

 

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