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Problem with USB charging or multiple devices connected.

Problem with USB charging or multiple devices connected.

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Neidro
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05-16-2020, 02:18 AM
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I am having an issue with my USB devices on my build. When I plug in too many things at the same time I get mass disconnect, then everything will come back connected, but eventually mass disconnects again and the issue cycles. Its causing a big issue currently because I am between apartments and am currently using the wifi adapter instead of a wired connection, and I cannot afford to keep having the connection drop at work I have all the USB slots on my motherboard occupied, plus the front panel usb ports, plus I have the razer headset stand which has 2 usb ports on it which I have occupied, plus the usb port that is integrated on my keyboard. I also have a PCIE card with 4 additional USB ports, but for power only, and an internal usb 3.0 PCIE card, because my motherboard didn't come with a usb 3 header and I wanted to support my usb 3.0 front panel connector. This card also has an internal USB port I have connected to a small display in my case. I am wondering if this is a power supply issue where my USB devices aren't getting enough power, or if I just don't have the bandwidth to support this many devices. Is there such a thing as too many devices? I am considering replacing the motherboard with a more expensive one with usb 3.0, Bluetooth and wifi integrated, and more USB ports. Or is my power supply not sufficient? List of all the devices and system specs below: System: Ryzen 5600G 3060TI driving 3 monitors Asus B550-A MoBo 750W Power Supply 4x8GB DDR4 USB Devices: HyperX Quadcast Microphone USB Webcam Wifi adapter Bluetooth adapter 2x USB Mouse Receiver Keyboard (2 USB connectors) Razer Headset stand (with 2x USB hub) Razer mouse dock Razer Tartarus Keypad USB C headset receiver USB Speakers 2x Usb display USB Internal RGB controller (ton of rgb devices plugged in, powered with sata, not just through rgb header)
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Neidro
05-16-2020, 02:18 AM #1

I am having an issue with my USB devices on my build. When I plug in too many things at the same time I get mass disconnect, then everything will come back connected, but eventually mass disconnects again and the issue cycles. Its causing a big issue currently because I am between apartments and am currently using the wifi adapter instead of a wired connection, and I cannot afford to keep having the connection drop at work I have all the USB slots on my motherboard occupied, plus the front panel usb ports, plus I have the razer headset stand which has 2 usb ports on it which I have occupied, plus the usb port that is integrated on my keyboard. I also have a PCIE card with 4 additional USB ports, but for power only, and an internal usb 3.0 PCIE card, because my motherboard didn't come with a usb 3 header and I wanted to support my usb 3.0 front panel connector. This card also has an internal USB port I have connected to a small display in my case. I am wondering if this is a power supply issue where my USB devices aren't getting enough power, or if I just don't have the bandwidth to support this many devices. Is there such a thing as too many devices? I am considering replacing the motherboard with a more expensive one with usb 3.0, Bluetooth and wifi integrated, and more USB ports. Or is my power supply not sufficient? List of all the devices and system specs below: System: Ryzen 5600G 3060TI driving 3 monitors Asus B550-A MoBo 750W Power Supply 4x8GB DDR4 USB Devices: HyperX Quadcast Microphone USB Webcam Wifi adapter Bluetooth adapter 2x USB Mouse Receiver Keyboard (2 USB connectors) Razer Headset stand (with 2x USB hub) Razer mouse dock Razer Tartarus Keypad USB C headset receiver USB Speakers 2x Usb display USB Internal RGB controller (ton of rgb devices plugged in, powered with sata, not just through rgb header)

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05-22-2020, 09:59 PM
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Are you checking for the most recent BIOS releases for your motherboard? I’m aware that AMD was looking into USB problems, such as disconnections on their 500 series boards, and they reportedly fixed it last year.
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ethandizzy
05-22-2020, 09:59 PM #2

Are you checking for the most recent BIOS releases for your motherboard? I’m aware that AMD was looking into USB problems, such as disconnections on their 500 series boards, and they reportedly fixed it last year.

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