A debug LED display should normally show error codes or status indicators to help diagnose issues.
A debug LED display should normally show error codes or status indicators to help diagnose issues.
I usually mean starting a boot and installing it in Windows. I’m asking since I’ve been dealing with many kinds of instability for months. I changed the motherboard because the old MMO was dead. But that card was out of order, so I put it back in. Instability isn’t great, but it’s better than nothing. Once I got into Windows, I checked my cable setup and noticed the LED was completely off. That’s confusing because for the past year it always showed a code—AA, right? I thought maybe it just kept showing the last one. Now I’m wondering if turning it on again might have fixed everything. It’s a tricky question, probably not easy to find answers for, but I’m here to learn. P.S. I’d really appreciate an emoji like ‘egg on face’ for this.
This model supports activation on various boards, including your Asus X370. Checking the official documentation or contacting support would give you the most accurate details.
My CH7 has shown various results. Previously it showed 24, but that number changed when I opened Ryzen Master. After BIOS updates, it displayed AA. Further updates left it still showing AA. I recommend checking the forum thread here: https://www.overclock.net/forum/11-amd-m...hread.html for others' experiences.
Thank you. That is what I have now done. https://www.overclock.net/forum/11-amd-m...cs/1751252 Also, my board had been saying AA most of the time as well. Although I think it may have said something different several months ago. But either way, turning completely off now is weird...
It turned out the issue wasn't fixed. It ended up in the settings again. Still crashing and all the other problems...