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|    J.O. Aho to bad sector    |
|    Re: Asus x870e Proart Creator motherboar    |
|    12 Jul 25 17:11:30    |
      From: user@example.net              On 12/07/2025 14.53, bad sector wrote:       > On 7/12/25 4:23 AM, J.O. Aho wrote:       >> On 12/07/2025 06.45, bad sector wrote:       >>> Minutes after the last posts I went into BIOS to take out the CPU       >>> native GPU by setting Integrated Graphics to Disabled and leaving the       >>> PCIe GPU as Primary.       >>       >> Have you tweaked the RAM settings in the BIOS? If so, reset to default       >> values.       >>       >> If I had bought an AM5 board, I would have gone for x670 based one       >> instead, those are better feature wise regardless of brand.       >       > Next whatever I buy sure as muck ain't gonna be Asus, not for decades! I       > would never tweak ram, don't even wanna hear about OC, and it's always       > been defaults.              I'm a kind of a default person too, I wish for boards that could UC       (under clock) things a bit, for less heat and maybe slightly longer life.              I have loved my ASUS boards a lot, but MSI are dreadful, specially disk       storage are slow and needs tweaking to work.              I have had issues with GPU, but the reason is the computer case, which I       had used for quite many years, been loving it, but using PCIe based GPU       cards been a pita, it's having the motherboard a bit too low on the port       side, which makes the GPU card to not be properly installed, sure you       can add a mm on the distances on the port side, but then you may have       port a bit covered, so in worst case test things outside the computer       case, just be careful to not electrocute yourself.              > I can't get to BIOS, not until the green (boot) LED       > lights up, there's no point in wearing out the Del key before that. I'll       > try Paul's advice with my teaser ddr5 but the LED now is about GPU, not       > ram anymore.              Yeah, it's a sane way to test.              --        //Aho              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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