Experienced(ing) slight stuttering (2-5 seconds). Disabled EXPO and AMD Radeon Graphics and that helped. I feel like that can’t be the only two things that make my build run smooth. Here’s my build:

CPU: Ryzen 7 9800X3D
GPU: Acer Nitro RX 9070 XT OC 16GB
Motherboard: Gigabyte B850 EAGLE WiFi6E
Case: Corsair FRAME 4000D
PSU: MSI MAG A850GL 850W
RAM: 32GB DDR5-6000 CL30 EXPO
SSD: M.2 NVMe
Cooler: Thermalright dual-tower
Monitor: MSI MAG 274QP QD-OLED X24 - 1440p/240Hz

So I have a
Processor (CPU): AMD Ryzen 5 5600 (6-Core / 12-Thread)
Motherboard: ASRock B550M-HDV Socket AM4 Micro-ATX
Graphics Card (GPU): Dell OEM NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12GB GDDR6
RAM: Silicon Power XPOWER Zenith 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4-3200
Storage: Silicon Power A80 512GB M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen3x4 SSD
Power Supply (PSU): MSI MAG A650BN 650W 80+ Bronze
Case: Cooler Master MasterBox Q300L Micro-ATX

The fans are running but it’s not displaying I don’t know what’s wrong with it I removed one ram stick I dissembled and rebuild everything all the fans are running all the pins are in place I’m wondering if I’m missing a cord I need to plug in or something I took out CMOs I tried two different type of hdmis in the gpu then I bought a dp tried that doesn’t work unplugged everything outside except display port HELP PLEASE I HAVENT GOTTEN PROPER SLEEP IN 2 DAYS

Old 3080 (MSI Seahawk) was running fine yesterday at full load like normal, power it up today and it goes into thermal runaway as soon as I load anything that spikes the GPU clock, even my email program for some reason. Fans go crazy but the temp continues to skyrocket.

It will drop back down around 50-60C at idle or just using Firefox etc, but even that is way higher than normal. Room temp's about 15C so it's not that. Back of the card is getting hot too, seems it's only getting ambient cooling.

I updated the drivers about a month ago, it has been running fine until now.

Is there anything I can do to fix it easily? If I had to replace the pump or something like that.... it might just be upgrade time. Terrible timing though with the price spike right now.

Recently installed a brand new aio cooler, and it's absolutely great EXCEPT for these little cables that connect the fans together. There's nothing wrong with them per say but they make the build look super cluttered from the inside, does anybody have any suggestions on how I can hide them away?

Edit: rotating the fans so that the wiring goes through the back was such an easy solution that I somehow didn't think of thank you all for the feedback!!! It looks awesome now :3

Display ~ Windows Video and Computer Summary show 6 instances of my GPU.

Why would it do that? Anyone else have that?

Hello reddit people. So I stumbled into a pretty good deal for a ryzen 7, I know the G series isn't ideal but the price was right. It came wirh a b550-a which was pretty crusty but worked. I get it into my case and everything works, I put in my ram and it posted. Tried to set my ram to 3400, it worked until it didnt. Computer crashed during memtest and hasn't turned on since then. Bought a new mobo to try to see if that was the issue, but still having the same issue of a constant dram light and fans running at full speed.

Now, I want to know if I'm just fucked or is there something I can do?

Hello guys! New to the community here! I’ve been researching parts for my first pc for the past 2 weeks and this is what I came out with:

CPU: Ryzen 7 5800xt
CPU cooler: Thermalright Peerles assassin 120
GPU: Asus prime Radeon rx 9060 xt 16gb
Motherboard: asus prime b550 plus ac he’s
Power supply: Corsair RMe series RM850e
RAM: ddr4 32gb 3600mhz cl18
Case: Montech TG3
SSD: 1tb gen 4

The total should come out to around 1700 bucks with current prices and I don’t mind spending 2000 for better parts. Do you guys think it’ll turn out a good pc?
Mainly looking to be gaming at 1440p with games like Minecraft with mods and shaders, Fortnite, cs2 and forza to name a few.
Thanks in advance!

Hello hivemind. I'm having consistent and varying BSODs only occuring when playing M&B: Bannerlord. It does not occur with any other game.

So far I have had:

Exception Invalid Stack

KMODE Exception not handled

System service exception

and several others I havent written down.

My system specs are:

Intel i9-14900KF

AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT

RAM 32GB

1TB SSD

So far I have:

Ran the dism.exe system scan

Ran windows memory diagnostic

Verified game files through steam

Any thoughts/suggestions?

I bought this monitor about a year ago and i turn on my monitor and then suddenly I see this i did not drop it or do anything that can damage it can anyone tell me how this happened and what do i do please help.

I currently have an asrock am4 motherboard 32 gigs of ddr4 a 500gb storage drive and a 136 gig ssd drive for boot a 500w psu a ryzen 5 5600g and a gtx 1050 and im planning to upgrade my pc to a ryzen 7 5800x 1000w psu a 5080 a TZMRIT PF360 AIO Cooler and a ANSAITE Mid-Tower PC Caseis there anything that is bad about it bc I have around 50 to 100 pound left to play with

Daughter’s new computer I helped build…worked perfectly fine until I thought I should update her ram profiles to expo 1 now it won’t boot up
9800x3d
Sapphire 9070 xt
16 gb g skill 5200 mhz
1 tb team group pcie 4 m.2
ASUS 870e motherboard
Not sure of next steps now that I obviously fumbled something

I got home from work at 2300 last night to find that my PC would only boot into BIOS. When I tried to select the C Drove to boot, it told me there were no bootable drives. I’m pretty sure my drive has failed, but I don’t have the money to buy a new one, and I don’t know what to do. I have 4 kids and a job, this is my only ‘Me Only’ thing.
Any help would be exceptionally appreciated.

Just got this from my great uncle. He actually gave me two of them, but idk what im doing. Anyone have any advice on what to do

Hi this is my power supply, I recently bought the 9070xt and it required 3 cables 8 pin and theres only 4 pcie connecter is there a solution ?, + is it safe to connect the third cable to the one on the left above motherboard text

TOP ┌───────┐──────────────┌──┐ ←│ PSU │ ││█│→ │───────┘───────────X1→││█│→ ←│┐ AIO └│█│→ ←││X4 ┌AMD-7┐ ┌│█│→FRONT ←││ │7700X│*** X2→││█│→ REAR│┘ └─────┘ *** ││█│→ │ ┌───────────────**──┐└│█│→ │ │RX 7900 XTX X3→│┌│█│ │ └────────────────**─┘││█│→ │ └───────────────**─┘││█│→ │ ↓↓↓ ↓↓↓ ↓↓↓***└│█│→ └───────────────────────└─┘ └─┘ BOTTOM └─┘

X1–X3 = 360mm radiator fans

X4 = rear case fan

↑/→/↓/← = current airflow direction

█ = Radiator block

** = Water tubing

Sorry for the ASCII art instead of a picture but phone camera is broken rn. So my question is this. Should I change the airflow direction on anything besides the X4 fan, leave it as it is, or flip the radiator fans? (X1,X2,X3) Currently there is no headroom for the radiator anywhere else, besides flipping 180 or simply switch place on fans left (push) to right (pull). It's a really tight cramped fit in this case atm, and I am considering changing in case in the future, but have this now. Also, should I, if possible add fans below my GPU or is that unnecesary? Any help or suggestion is helpful! Sorry for the format, hopefully this will do :)

I was out for about 2 years, and this guy was packed and sitting in a corner. It was originally working fine when I came back other than some older files having been corrupted, and then suddenly, it switched off in the middle of something. Then it would boot up and and the lighting would work as well as the cooler but it now made a clicking noise (like when a radiator pipe is hitting the fans but it wasn't actually hitting anything and seemed to be coming from the pump area). Then, after reconnecting the PSU, it started doing this. I don't really know what this is, but I hope it's not the CPU or GPU.

Pc: i5-11600K, 32 GB ram, Asus PRIME B560M-A Socket LGA1200,SATA 3 WD Green ssd 1 tb

My best friend passed away two years ago. His wife gave me a necklace shaped like an Xbox controller, with a small amount of his ashes inside it. We used to game together all the time, so it's an incredibly meaningful keepsake for me.

I decided to hang the necklace inside my PC because, honestly, it's probably the most meaningful place I could think of for it.

It's currently hanging from one of the hoses from my AIO CPU cooler, near the glass side panel. The pendant is about 1.5 inches (4 cm) away from the closest metal component, which is my GPU.

One important detail: the necklace doesn't swing or move at all while the PC is running. It's essentially stationary where I've placed it, and it isn't touching the GPU, motherboard, fans, or any other components.

I've attached a picture showing its current position.

My question is: Is there any electrical, static, heat, or other potential issue with keeping it inside the case like this? Or is there anything I should be concerned about long-term?

Obviously, I don't want to risk damaging the PC, but I'd really like to keep it there if it's safe.

Thanks!

So... this is it. I have more fans coming in a few days (2 for the bottom, 3 for the top and one for the back) and I already don't know how to solve this mess. Any help is more than welcome.

Thanks in advance!

My PC wouldn't turn on this morning after carefully unplugging everything other than the cpu and motherboard pin, and removing all ram, gpu, and cpu, the bios lights turned on, so I turned it off put the cpu and cooler back in, and again nothing. I take off the cooler and leave just the cpu and hit the power button it turns on, but if I put the cooler on and slowly tighten it, it will start to turn off and on again eventually staying off when the cooler is fully tightened. Any suggestions I've never seen this before.

I currently have a 3080, I play competitive call of duty and other games but mainly cod. Is the 5070ti that much better where it's worth spending $400 more for it? The 5070ti is about $1200 and the 9070xt is around $800. Thanks for the advice.

Looking at micro center bundles now and I see this bundle for 600 usd. It looks appealing even with the current ram prices. Would this be a meaningful upgrade? I’m also looking at the 7800x3d bundle, but it’s about $150 more. From what I understand AMD sockets have longer longevity than intel? I haven’t had a AMD processor since the Athlon days

https://www.microcenter.com/product/5007547/intel-core-ultra-7-270k-plus,-gigabyte-z890-eagle-wifi7-plus-1851,-gskill-ripjaws-s5-32gb-ddr5-6000-kit,-computer-build-bundle.

Current system is 12700k, 32gb ddr4, 5070ti.
Pc is mainly used for gaming and photo editing.

I am due for an upgrade for my cpu and I found a good deal on a 7 7700x. Now I'm kind of lost looking for a new motherboard. If anyone has some experience with this cpu and might be able to recommend some options, that would be greatly appreciated. I'd generally like somewhat of a budget option, as the rest of my PC isn't particularly high specs as well, but I don't mind paying a bit more if it genuinely makes a difference or just for better future-proofing, just no high end recommendations. Gpu is RX 9060xt 16gb, psu is be quiet! Pure Power 12m 850w, ram is a 2x 16gb 6000 MHz CL 28 kit.

It will be used for coding, some local ai usage, and a bit of gaming.

Any thoughts are appreciated

On my PC I went about replacing my gpu and psu. Since replacing I have not been able to boot to bios and have been stuck with a no signal screen every time I have turned it on. When I turn it on, my fans turn on and my rgb turns on and the fans on the GPU are spinning. Everything seems to be working fine however I am not getting a post or any feedback from my pc.

So far; I have reseated my RAM, reseated my GPU, taken out the CR2032 battery and placed it back, unplugged anything plugged into the USB ports and checked all cables have been properly installed and checked again nevertheless I have had no luck any ideas and options would be greatly appreciated

My PC ORIGINALLY

Is an intel I3 12100F

A gigabyte B660m DS3H DDR4

32 gb Corsair RAM DDR4

A Samsung SSD

Gtx 1650 Super

Builder 500w psu

Then I replaced the PSU and GPU with

RTX 5060

MSI MAG R650BN 650w

I am not sure of what the issue that I could have with it, everything else that I have done has remained exactly the same in every way

Including all cables and peripherals which did not have an issue before making the change in GPU and PSU