It's not updating. This is really frustrating.
It's not updating. This is really frustrating.
Ensure the USB flash drive connects to the Q-Flash Plus port on the Gigabyte motherboard. Watch the recommended YouTube tutorial for MSI motherboards. Before extracting, format the flash drive using FAT32 and keep only the BIOS file in the extracted folder.
Hope you found more suggestions—it seems the bios was refreshed, the issue was the usb, but the same cpu red light appeared on the motherboard.
I noticed another obvious problem that might affect performance based on the number of RAM sticks. Ryzen and Corsair RAM don't work well together. Use only two sticks installed in the second and fourth slots, away from the CPU socket. If this doesn't help, try just one stick.
Consider testing your friends first. If that doesn't resolve the issue, it might point to a CPU problem. If they succeed, swap in Corsair RAM for alternatives like Crucial Ballistix or G.Skill.
Sure, I can help with that. For a 3600MHz system without Corsair, look into reputable brands like Crucial, Kingston, or G.Skill. Check their specifications for compatible RAM options.
G.Skill Ripjaws 3600CL16/CL18 or Crucial Ballistix matching frequencies/timings should function properly. But supporting four DIMMs might pose challenges—review the QVL list for your motherboard first.