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No problema de visualización avec la nouvelle carte ITX

No problema de visualización avec la nouvelle carte ITX

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02-28-2021, 12:40 AM
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I shared this on Reddit, but I believe this site could offer better support right now. I'm really struggling at the moment, sorry for the lengthy update—this project is pretty intense. It was last year I planned to upgrade my ITX setup into a Bazzite box. At first it came with a NZXT 210i, an ATX power supply, a 1070Ti chipset and 8GB of the most basic RAM available. After installing Bazzite, I realized the graphics card wouldn't perform well, so I swapped in a used 6700XT. Without checking the case dimensions, I went for a fractal ridge design. The machine ended up looking more functional than powerful, so I upgraded to a PSU and a new cooler. I also replaced my CPU cooler. Eventually, everything came together except for the screen—no power-up signal. I tried connecting the old ATX PSU and got fans and bootable files, thinking maybe the board was dead. I ended up with a Ryzen 7 3700X from a previous upgrade and a Gigabyte A520I-AC motherboard. It arrived, but nothing worked—no fan pulses. Eventually, I suspected the PSU was faulty and filed a return. After a week, I got a new PSU and a fresh motherboard. This time it worked, except for the display. Now I’m seeing some BIOS messages about TPM and I tried pressing Y, but it didn’t help. The keyboard stopped responding. I think the PSU must have failed completely. I sent it back for replacement. A week later, I received a new PSU and a replacement motherboard. This time everything functioned—except the screen. I’m now getting display issues, but at least the fans are spinning. Mostly, the cost has gone from $300 to over $1200. I tried running the 1070Ti in it, then the 5600G, and nothing changed. I updated the BIOS, but everything feels unfamiliar. I’m really frustrated—this project has been a huge investment, and I feel like I’ve wasted a lot of time. If anyone has suggestions, it would mean a lot. This experience is definitely the worst I’ve ever had with PC building, even though I’ve built many systems before.
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02-28-2021, 12:40 AM #1

I shared this on Reddit, but I believe this site could offer better support right now. I'm really struggling at the moment, sorry for the lengthy update—this project is pretty intense. It was last year I planned to upgrade my ITX setup into a Bazzite box. At first it came with a NZXT 210i, an ATX power supply, a 1070Ti chipset and 8GB of the most basic RAM available. After installing Bazzite, I realized the graphics card wouldn't perform well, so I swapped in a used 6700XT. Without checking the case dimensions, I went for a fractal ridge design. The machine ended up looking more functional than powerful, so I upgraded to a PSU and a new cooler. I also replaced my CPU cooler. Eventually, everything came together except for the screen—no power-up signal. I tried connecting the old ATX PSU and got fans and bootable files, thinking maybe the board was dead. I ended up with a Ryzen 7 3700X from a previous upgrade and a Gigabyte A520I-AC motherboard. It arrived, but nothing worked—no fan pulses. Eventually, I suspected the PSU was faulty and filed a return. After a week, I got a new PSU and a fresh motherboard. This time it worked, except for the display. Now I’m seeing some BIOS messages about TPM and I tried pressing Y, but it didn’t help. The keyboard stopped responding. I think the PSU must have failed completely. I sent it back for replacement. A week later, I received a new PSU and a replacement motherboard. This time everything functioned—except the screen. I’m now getting display issues, but at least the fans are spinning. Mostly, the cost has gone from $300 to over $1200. I tried running the 1070Ti in it, then the 5600G, and nothing changed. I updated the BIOS, but everything feels unfamiliar. I’m really frustrated—this project has been a huge investment, and I feel like I’ve wasted a lot of time. If anyone has suggestions, it would mean a lot. This experience is definitely the worst I’ve ever had with PC building, even though I’ve built many systems before.

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02-28-2021, 12:47 AM
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damn missed that you updated the bios. did you try the 3700x? for everything youve done maybe another bad mobo? double check every connection. is it a new case? double check that the stand offs are correct to the mobo
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02-28-2021, 12:47 AM #2

damn missed that you updated the bios. did you try the 3700x? for everything youve done maybe another bad mobo? double check every connection. is it a new case? double check that the stand offs are correct to the mobo

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02-28-2021, 02:25 AM
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The stand-offs appear typical for ITX, limited to just the four corners of the motherboard. I attempted the 3700x but got nothing. It might just be a faulty board or pure chance.
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02-28-2021, 02:25 AM #3

The stand-offs appear typical for ITX, limited to just the four corners of the motherboard. I attempted the 3700x but got nothing. It might just be a faulty board or pure chance.

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