The motherboard isn't storing the custom settings.
The motherboard isn't storing the custom settings.
You're facing issues where your friend's Athlon 3000g with an Asrock B450m-Pro4 BIOS version 3.40 keeps booting into a reset after overclocking or enabling XMP. It sounds like the hardware might be damaged or misconfigured. Double-check the BIOS settings, ensure the RAM is properly seated, and verify that the system isn't experiencing overheating or power issues. If the problem persists, it could indicate a faulty motherboard or chipset.
I thought there could be a problem, and I intend to fix it, though I'm not certain.
He often leaves his computer on the ground and doesn’t maintain it regularly.
I don’t understand. As mentioned, I’m dealing with some odd tech issues.