System stops operating when temperature reaches 70°C
System stops operating when temperature reaches 70°C
Welp theres your culprit If youd like to attempt to save it you can take the cmos battery out, take off all heatsinks, short powerbutton and clr cmos for a minute or 2, rinse in water making sure everythings soaked, and just dunk it in a bucket of water for an hour or 2, though youll have to wait a day or 2 for it to dry This has saved many boards for me and is pretty much my main method of servicing boards since i deliberately buy ones that have issues usually linked to filth (chronology being unused for awhile but worked before being unused) and ive finally not forgotten to take a picture of the process itself after dozens of boards Id just avoid the A chipsets, the 5600 is not tuned very well from the factory and you should be able to get 4.7-4.8ghz allcore out of it with 1.35v (set 1.4v vcore but llc off) which is a pretty big boost from the downright pathetic 4.4ghz singlecore and ~4ghz allcore Also you can buy used midranger b3/450 like the gaming plus/tomahawk, pro4/steel legend, aorus elite, etc. For 50-70$ which are far superior to any a520 in terms of both i/o and tuning the rather conservative stock settings for non ryzen 9 chips If you manage to fix the b450 you can just resell it
No, the B550M board from Gigabyte DSH3 or ASRock PG costs around $90.
The updated MOBO is functioning properly now! Appreciate everyone's support!