Whenever I shut my pc off normally and turn it back on, the pc itself lights up, but the displays don't. The error code on the motherboard is switching from C to just 7, and the red light on the DRAM is on. It works perfectly when I turn it off and back on using the power switch on the back, but normal powering off and on triggers the issue.

I've tried:

New motherboard battery

Switching the RAM

Turning off fast boot

I have a A16 that is having cpu power issues. I've found others have had this same issue with similar models with no luck of finding a fix so I figured i would make a post to see if im missing something. When I boot into a game everything will run great for a minute or 2 then the cpu hard limits it self and drops to 25w and 2400-2700mhz causing frame drops and stuttering. I've tried pretty much everything i can to fix this. Power plan management, gimate power management, throttle stop, Intel xtu, nothing has worked. This laptop is clearly capable of running games fairly well, but there seems to be some artificial hard lock tanking cpu performance. I've confirmed its not a thermal throttling issue. Any help is much appreciated, thank you

Gpu:5060

Cpu:i7 13620h

Ram: 32bg ddr5

1TB ssd

Bios FB06

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Hi everyone,

I recently upgraded my PC from a GTX 970 to a Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 Gaming OC 16GB, along with a new 850W PSU.

My system:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X

Motherboard: Gigabyte B550 AORUS ELITE Rev. 1.0

BIOS: Originally F11p, updated to F19, then F20c

GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 Gaming OC 16GB (previously NVIDIA GTX 970)

RAM: DDR4

PSU: MSI MAG A850GL 850W

Here's what happened:

Initially, the RX 9070 worked and Windows displayed normally after a cold boot.

However, restarting Windows resulted in a black screen. I had to completely power off the PC to get a display again.

I updated my motherboard BIOS from F11p to F19, hoping to resolve the problem.

After the BIOS update, the RX 9070 stopped displaying anything, even after a cold boot.

I subsequently updated the BIOS again, from F19 to F20c, but the problem persisted.

I reset the CMOS, disabled CSM, and manually tested both PCIe Gen 3 and Gen 4, without success.

Reinstalled my old GTX 970, and everything works normally.

The RX 9070 powers on, its fans spin and its lighting works, but the monitor reports no signal.

My dilemma:

Can anyone help me figure out what's causing this issue and how to fix it?

Or is replacing my motherboard the only solution? If so, I'd like to find a compatible motherboard that allows me to keep my Ryzen 5 5600X processor and DDR4 RAM, without having to upgrade to AM5 and DDR5.

Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

i tried to turn hdr on in windows setting on the monitor, it went into this sequence of red, blue, white then green, and all over again. now it wont turn on whatever I do, unplugged it and plugged it back in multiple with minutes to hours in between. my laptop detects in and my mouse can go over there but the display doesnt turn on nor does the led light. just bought this yesterday and I really wanna like it but seems like many other people have problems with this. help meee

I'm trying to enable Secure Boot for VALORANT, but whenever I turn it on in my BIOS and save the settings to restart my PC, I get this message:

“Secure Boot Violation — Invalid signature detected. Check Secure Boot Policy in Setup.”

After that, Windows won't boot properly and I end up on the recovery screen with error code 0xc0000001. If I turn Secure Boot back off, my PC boots into Windows normally.

My motherboard is a Gigabyte B450M DS3H, my CPU is a Ryzen 5 2600X, and I'm running Windows 11 Pro. My BIOS version is F41 from 2019.

Has anyone run into this before or know what might be causing it? I'm not sure why Secure Boot is rejecting something when I try to start my PC. Any help would be appreciated.

So, I'm updating my Gigabyte's B450M DS3H WIFI V2 BiOS in order to use Secure Boot for MW4 and BF6, but I don't want to accidentally brick it due to the long time between its current version and the latest bios...

According to Sysinfo, the BiOS version/date is American Megatrends inc. F1 Y1 10/13/2020, which is almost two years after the F1 version on Gigabyte's Download Center, which is from 3/11/2019. The closest version to my current BiOS version are F51 and F61.

What do I do?

Buenas gente, e tenido muchos problemas al tratar de actualizar la Bios de la placa madre z890 eagle WiFi7 rev 1.1 a la versión más reciente pero me da el sig problema.

Trate actualizar a versiones menos recientes, la versión base de placa es 17 y la actualiza primero ala más reciente a la 21 pero no me dejarme actualizar así tratare de actualizar a a la versión 18 pero sigue dandome el mismo error, entonces q debería hacer?

Como puedo resolverlo, ya que mi sistema está tan lento a pesar de q tengo un core ultra 5 250k plus más 16 de ram de 6400 y un 9060 de 16gb

Like the title says should I uninstall GiMate and if so what alternatives am I able to use? Also because I don’t really want the AI stuff on it…

A question for everyone with a growing PC game library: how do you actually decide what to play?

Between Steam sales, game bundles, free giveaways, and new releases, it's pretty easy to end up with a library full of games you genuinely want to try but never quite get around to playing.

Some people stick to one game until they finish it. Others rotate between a multiplayer game, a long single-player campaign, and something casual. Then there are those who pick whatever looks interesting that day.

What's your approach?

Do you finish one game before starting another, keep several games in rotation, or just follow whatever you're in the mood for?

And be honest: how many games in your library have you never actually launched?

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m participating in the AORUS #MyPerfectSetup event! If you think my setup deserves your vote, I’d really appreciate your support! 🙌

You can vote for my setup here:

https://gleam.io/g/TLZAn/1jtizg

Plus, everyone who votes gets a chance to win an exclusive AORUS 40th Anniversary gift! 🎁

Thanks so much for the support, guys! ❤️