PC Rebooting Part Two
PC Rebooting Part Two
Well, summarizing this is what I've been doing in the last 2 hours: -Booted up Ubuntu from usb, it crashed. -Found another hdd (from now hdd2) wich had Win10 32bits installed, things went 'good' I think, didn't test it enough. Then, the pc crashed while installing ubuntu. -Swapped ram slot, changed sata cable and port, connected to hdd2, it crashed while installing. -Went for default bios settings + above, crashed while installing. -Custom settings (Vcore, xmp disabled, and other stuff). Crashed. -Og hdd + different kinds of settings, all of those tries crashed. Y'know, at the start I was kinda laughing and taking things lightly, now I'm just sad man. Edit: I found a 650W PSU, but it's an old one and has a 4pin cpu connector, my board needs 8. Idk if I can use it anyways for testing Edited August 27, 2020 by Patiflin
If your CPU isn’t overclocked (and it shouldn’t be for testing) a 4-pin will work just fine. Contemporary processors don’t require much power. An 8-pin connection is essentially a doubled 4-pin design, allowing it to fit on one side or the other. (I’m not sure which one) If you insert it in the wrong slot the device won’t function, so place it correctly—insert it into one side and put it in the other if it doesn’t work.