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wereee24
Junior Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
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I assembled this setup in 2019 and experienced minimal problems. By September 30th I encountered an unusual issue—possibly someone can guide me. I was playing Cyberpunk 2077 when my screen would freeze briefly, then turn completely black. After a short delay, I received a "no input" alert and the monitors shut off. My PC remained powered on; RGB lights stayed on on the components and keyboard. Next, either the system stayed in that state until I powered it down or I had to press the power button on the PSU. Pressing keys or mouse buttons made no difference. Eventually, I had to flip the switch on the power supply unit. The PC restarted and returned to the login screen. Windows and graphics drivers were up to date, no changes needed. I installed OpenHardwareMonitor to monitor temperatures during gameplay. CPU and GPU temperatures were normal. All 16GB of RAM didn’t behave as expected while watching YouTube—didn’t trigger even when playing Fallout 4 or Armored Core VI for an hour. I haven’t tried reseating the graphics card, would that help? My hardware details are: Windows 10 Home, ASUS ROG Strix Z390-F (1105 x64). I assume the latest BIOS is installed; couldn’t locate any downloads online. Intel i7-8700K (Stock), 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro (Auto), EVGA 2080Ti Black Edition (stock), Samsung 970 EVO M.2 2280 500GB boot drive, Corsair RM750 (750W 80 Gold+).
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wereee24
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #1

I assembled this setup in 2019 and experienced minimal problems. By September 30th I encountered an unusual issue—possibly someone can guide me. I was playing Cyberpunk 2077 when my screen would freeze briefly, then turn completely black. After a short delay, I received a "no input" alert and the monitors shut off. My PC remained powered on; RGB lights stayed on on the components and keyboard. Next, either the system stayed in that state until I powered it down or I had to press the power button on the PSU. Pressing keys or mouse buttons made no difference. Eventually, I had to flip the switch on the power supply unit. The PC restarted and returned to the login screen. Windows and graphics drivers were up to date, no changes needed. I installed OpenHardwareMonitor to monitor temperatures during gameplay. CPU and GPU temperatures were normal. All 16GB of RAM didn’t behave as expected while watching YouTube—didn’t trigger even when playing Fallout 4 or Armored Core VI for an hour. I haven’t tried reseating the graphics card, would that help? My hardware details are: Windows 10 Home, ASUS ROG Strix Z390-F (1105 x64). I assume the latest BIOS is installed; couldn’t locate any downloads online. Intel i7-8700K (Stock), 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro (Auto), EVGA 2080Ti Black Edition (stock), Samsung 970 EVO M.2 2280 500GB boot drive, Corsair RM750 (750W 80 Gold+).

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KLM_Anonymous
Junior Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#2
Outdated BIOS info on ROG Strix Z390. Limited RAM won't cause crashes. Power supply might be marginal. I'd begin by checking the system's power consumption. Should I run a stress test with Prime95 and Furmark, or perform an OCCT PSU test?
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KLM_Anonymous
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #2

Outdated BIOS info on ROG Strix Z390. Limited RAM won't cause crashes. Power supply might be marginal. I'd begin by checking the system's power consumption. Should I run a stress test with Prime95 and Furmark, or perform an OCCT PSU test?

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brayden07890
Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#3
It seems you're dealing with some technical issues. The problem might be related to your power supply unit (PSU). The tests indicate instability under load, especially during high-performance tasks. Updating the BIOS could help, but if the symptoms persist, the PSU itself may need replacement.
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brayden07890
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #3

It seems you're dealing with some technical issues. The problem might be related to your power supply unit (PSU). The tests indicate instability under load, especially during high-performance tasks. Updating the BIOS could help, but if the symptoms persist, the PSU itself may need replacement.

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iFitchy
Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#4
If the crash occurs, it's likely related to the GPU. Still, update the BIOS and recheck. It's free.
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iFitchy
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #4

If the crash occurs, it's likely related to the GPU. Still, update the BIOS and recheck. It's free.

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NGNLxReiga
Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#5
You haven’t modified any BIOS settings before. You likely copy the file to a USB stick and install it there. For updates, you should apply each release from the current version up to the newest available, not just the latest single update.
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NGNLxReiga
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #5

You haven’t modified any BIOS settings before. You likely copy the file to a USB stick and install it there. For updates, you should apply each release from the current version up to the newest available, not just the latest single update.

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Drayden_
Member
181
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#6
Review the guide. Updates are available. No, you shouldn't force older BIOS unless the manual specifies otherwise (certain boards mention steps like "F30 or newer for F41").
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Drayden_
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #6

Review the guide. Updates are available. No, you shouldn't force older BIOS unless the manual specifies otherwise (certain boards mention steps like "F30 or newer for F41").

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Lipokily
Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#7
Opened the BIOS and discovered an easy update utility there. It upgraded to version 1802, which is the latest release. Managed to run CP2077 for a short time before it crashed again. The update didn’t resolve the issue. It seems a fresh system might be necessary.
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Lipokily
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #7

Opened the BIOS and discovered an easy update utility there. It upgraded to version 1802, which is the latest release. Managed to run CP2077 for a short time before it crashed again. The update didn’t resolve the issue. It seems a fresh system might be necessary.

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SevereWarning
Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#8
We'll start with the newest bios. After that, we'll identify the next actions.
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SevereWarning
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #8

We'll start with the newest bios. After that, we'll identify the next actions.

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levo14
Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#9
It seems my ability to capture keystrokes is lost when prompted to press F2 or del. The keyboard only responds briefly before the login screen appears. I miss the window for entering BIOS. Possibly a faulty motherboard or SSD is the issue. It crashes after startup. The ROG icon loads with a BIOS prompt, then the loading window appears (swirling dots). Once complete, the screen goes dark and the keyboard/mouse stop responding. I had to turn off the power switch on the PSU to shut it down. I removed the card and connected the motherboard to the monitor—it behaves normally. Likely a bad motherboard? Updated October 3, 2023 by Hydraengineer
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levo14
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #9

It seems my ability to capture keystrokes is lost when prompted to press F2 or del. The keyboard only responds briefly before the login screen appears. I miss the window for entering BIOS. Possibly a faulty motherboard or SSD is the issue. It crashes after startup. The ROG icon loads with a BIOS prompt, then the loading window appears (swirling dots). Once complete, the screen goes dark and the keyboard/mouse stop responding. I had to turn off the power switch on the PSU to shut it down. I removed the card and connected the motherboard to the monitor—it behaves normally. Likely a bad motherboard? Updated October 3, 2023 by Hydraengineer

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Autilas
Junior Member
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02-21-2024, 04:03 PM
#10
Sure, feel free to ask for more ideas!
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Autilas
02-21-2024, 04:03 PM #10

Sure, feel free to ask for more ideas!

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