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Issue with Aorus B 450 Elite and Ryzen 9 5950X (GPU flashing red light) BIOS reinitialization

Issue with Aorus B 450 Elite and Ryzen 9 5950X (GPU flashing red light) BIOS reinitialization

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01-13-2021, 03:03 PM
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I'm working with very old hardware from the early days, and I have a question: anyone know the right profile for an Aorus B450 Elite to support Numa nodes? I recently upgraded my BIOS and replaced my CPU two months ago, and everything functioned fine for about two weeks. Then the Aorus logo changed to a low resolution, and I started receiving BIOS reset notifications each time I tried to access it. After using the EC firmware tool, I upgraded again with the latest BIOS but had no success. The logo keeps flickering to a low-res version, and I'm still having issues with the GPU. The logo stays red on the MBO and seems to indicate a problem. Every time I change the BIOS, it reverts everything back to default settings. The GPU is showing a phantom 2070-like display with around 8 GB of VRAM. I'm wondering if swapping the GPU would fix this, given that the red light near the GPU seems to signal a fault. I've heard people mention it can be fixed by changing the GPU, but I'm not sure. I tried to boot Windows 11 after a four-minute noise from the GPU vents, and it would reset again with all BIOS settings turned off. I can't even enable virtualization in the BIOS anymore. It's been working fine for two weeks so far. I searched my BIOS history and found it had an encapsulated version before. If I can choose between the current new GPU or wait a few months for a new build, how should I proceed? I also have a Kingston Fury RAM and a Kingston M.2 SSD.
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01-13-2021, 03:03 PM #1

I'm working with very old hardware from the early days, and I have a question: anyone know the right profile for an Aorus B450 Elite to support Numa nodes? I recently upgraded my BIOS and replaced my CPU two months ago, and everything functioned fine for about two weeks. Then the Aorus logo changed to a low resolution, and I started receiving BIOS reset notifications each time I tried to access it. After using the EC firmware tool, I upgraded again with the latest BIOS but had no success. The logo keeps flickering to a low-res version, and I'm still having issues with the GPU. The logo stays red on the MBO and seems to indicate a problem. Every time I change the BIOS, it reverts everything back to default settings. The GPU is showing a phantom 2070-like display with around 8 GB of VRAM. I'm wondering if swapping the GPU would fix this, given that the red light near the GPU seems to signal a fault. I've heard people mention it can be fixed by changing the GPU, but I'm not sure. I tried to boot Windows 11 after a four-minute noise from the GPU vents, and it would reset again with all BIOS settings turned off. I can't even enable virtualization in the BIOS anymore. It's been working fine for two weeks so far. I searched my BIOS history and found it had an encapsulated version before. If I can choose between the current new GPU or wait a few months for a new build, how should I proceed? I also have a Kingston Fury RAM and a Kingston M.2 SSD.

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01-13-2021, 08:39 PM
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I successfully set up two Numa nodes and restored the logo at the correct resolution. However, every adjustment locks the RAM speed to 2400MT, with numerous BIOS options available, all of which are connected. This situation is really frustrating. Perhaps downgrading certain BIOS versions earlier could resolve the issue, or I should wait for the next BIOS update. Right now, my only alternatives are ensuring UN-buffered memory is enabled and changing the GPU settings. It keeps warning about vents and flashing red in BIOS settings, which forces a reset. I also see poor performance in games because every BIOS setting is set to auto.
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01-13-2021, 08:39 PM #2

I successfully set up two Numa nodes and restored the logo at the correct resolution. However, every adjustment locks the RAM speed to 2400MT, with numerous BIOS options available, all of which are connected. This situation is really frustrating. Perhaps downgrading certain BIOS versions earlier could resolve the issue, or I should wait for the next BIOS update. Right now, my only alternatives are ensuring UN-buffered memory is enabled and changing the GPU settings. It keeps warning about vents and flashing red in BIOS settings, which forces a reset. I also see poor performance in games because every BIOS setting is set to auto.

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