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2 hours ago, aqilzs said:

amd lga 1151

No. AMD does not use LGA on their CPU's. Only Intel processors use LGA.

23 hours ago, aqilzs said:

THE LGA SOCKET MOTHERBOARD IT WAS SUPPORT FOR AMD RYZEN 7 2700x BUT IT SAYS CPU WAS NOT DETECTED

Please don't tell me you put an AMD CPU into an Intel socket. Did you actually put the AMD Ryzen CPU into the LGA socket??

(that's really bad if you did)

SO LAST COUPLE DAYS I WAS CHANGE THE CPU,INTEL I7 TO AMD RYZEN 7 2700x AND ALSO CHANGE A NEW MOTHERBOARD FROM GIGABYTE TO ASUS...THE LGA SOCKET MOTHERBOARD IT WAS SUPPORT FOR AMD RYZEN 7 2700x BUT IT SAYS CPU WAS NOT DETECTED....AND THEN I BUY NEW MOTHERBOARD MSI AND ALSO THE CPU WAS NOT DETECTED...AND ANOTHER DAYS I TOOK MY OLD MOTHERBOARD AND PUT AMD RYZEN 7 2700x AND ALSO INTEL I7 WAS NOT DETECTED TOO..

AND I JUST SAYS WTF IS GOING ON WITH THESE THING...AND I HAVE NO CLUE ABOUT IT...I BUY NEW PC MSI INTEL I9 AND AMD VEGA WITH IT AND USING MY OLD SSD 6.0 T AND SOME CORSAIR RAM....SO I HOPE YOU GUYS CAN HELP ME WTF JUST GOING ON WITH THESE CPU RIGHTNOW AND ALSO MOTHERBOARD THAT I BOUGHT GIGABYTE AND ASUS...........

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What model is your motherboard? Currently LGA sockets are used by intel not amd... It could also be that you need a BIOS update but need to know the model first.

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Did you try turning off and on again? jk What are the model numbers of the parts you bought, and the parts that you are trying to use them with? 

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Turns caps lock off, for the love of god.

 

If you put a Ryzen chip into an LGA socket that's your first issue, Ryzen doesn't use an LGA socket.

Are you sure you bought an AMD board and not an Intel board?

 

 

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AND ANOTHER DAYS I TOOK MY OLD MOTHERBOARD AND PUT AMD RYZEN 7 2700x AND ALSO INTEL I7 WAS NOT DETECTED TOO..

If you took your old intel motherboard and put the ryzen chip into it, you've probably bent or snapped pins on the socket of that board(which is why the i7 didn't work afterwards) and you've most likely bent or even snapped pins on the Ryzen CPU too.

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5 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

Turns caps lock off, for the love of god.

 

 

Maybe that is what's broken... or... his computer got hijacked by Captn Caps Lock and his Shift Crew...

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9 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

If you put a Ryzen chip into an LGA socket that's your first issue, Ryzen doesn't use an LGA socket.

Are you sure you bought an AMD board and not an Intel board?

Something smells fishy to me. The sockets aren't even close to compatible so I would hope someone would notice something was up when the square didn't fit into the hole properly instead of jamming it in there and slapping a cooler on top.

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On 6/20/2018 at 4:52 PM, RotoCoreOne said:

What model is your motherboard? Currently LGA sockets are used by intel not amd... It could also be that you need a BIOS update but need to know the model first.

amd lga 1151

 

MAYBE THE AMD RYZEN 7 2700x WAS EARLY STAGES???MAYBE WAS NOT COMPATIBILITY FOR THOSE NEWER MOTHERBOARD BECAUSE I BELIEVE THOSE SOCKET WAS SUPPORT FOR THOSE CPU....MAYBE THOSE MOTHERBOARD EARLY STAGES?????

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2 hours ago, aqilzs said:

amd lga 1151

No. AMD does not use LGA on their CPU's. Only Intel processors use LGA.

23 hours ago, aqilzs said:

THE LGA SOCKET MOTHERBOARD IT WAS SUPPORT FOR AMD RYZEN 7 2700x BUT IT SAYS CPU WAS NOT DETECTED

Please don't tell me you put an AMD CPU into an Intel socket. Did you actually put the AMD Ryzen CPU into the LGA socket??

(that's really bad if you did)

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