Light up red while everything functions properly!
Light up red while everything functions properly!
You're dealing with a red LED indicator on your CPU. It's possible it's a warning light or status bar that shows system information. Since the system was working before, it might be a temporary issue or a software-related alert. Check if there are any updates for your CPU model, and ensure the LED isn't stuck on a faulty component. If unsure, consult the manufacturer's support or a tech forum for more specific guidance.
What version are you using? Please share your motherboard, CPU, and RAM details.
It seems you're using an MSI motherboard with the "EZ Debug LEDs" activated. These lights indicate issues detected by the motherboard. Your DRAM appears to be recognized, but you're experiencing no hardware or performance problems, so you might not need to fix it. The red LED on your motherboard is likely showing a BIOS/UEFI setting, not a hardware fault.
It appears the image shows DRAM, possibly confirming your thought. The CPU indicator aligns with what you saw in the photo—LEDs arranged in a row.
System isn't passing its Power-On Self Test. An issue appears with the CPU. Have there been any recent modifications? Should the CPU cooler be taken off? Is the CPU removed from its socket? Are any RAM modules disconnected? Would overclocking be a viable option?
Nth doesn't matter, it's British. CPU is Ryzen 7 9700X, RAM is Corsair Vengeance 5600 32GB DDR5.