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jambalaia93
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07-02-2022, 09:49 PM
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PC frequently powers off after displaying the gigabyte screen. Viewing the video could be a more suitable choice. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18-KxcL6...p=drivesdk. Specs: rx 480 8GB, ATX-800W power supply, z170 motherboard, 8GB RAM 2133MHz, i7 7700 CPU. Feel free to ask more questions if required.
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jambalaia93
07-02-2022, 09:49 PM #1

PC frequently powers off after displaying the gigabyte screen. Viewing the video could be a more suitable choice. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18-KxcL6...p=drivesdk. Specs: rx 480 8GB, ATX-800W power supply, z170 motherboard, 8GB RAM 2133MHz, i7 7700 CPU. Feel free to ask more questions if required.

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KayTYC
Junior Member
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07-04-2022, 12:43 AM
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I have two clear thoughts to share. 1. The BIOS setting of 50°C on the CPU seems excessive, especially if your system is running at its most basic level. Think of the BIOS as a minimal setup—your computer will immediately start working harder, which could cause temperatures to rise significantly. It’s possible your cooler isn’t performing well. Make sure the thermal paste is correct and that the cooler screws are properly secured. 2. It looks like your boot device isn’t showing up at all, even though you thought you had a drive detected. This suggests something might be wrong with the drive itself.
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KayTYC
07-04-2022, 12:43 AM #2

I have two clear thoughts to share. 1. The BIOS setting of 50°C on the CPU seems excessive, especially if your system is running at its most basic level. Think of the BIOS as a minimal setup—your computer will immediately start working harder, which could cause temperatures to rise significantly. It’s possible your cooler isn’t performing well. Make sure the thermal paste is correct and that the cooler screws are properly secured. 2. It looks like your boot device isn’t showing up at all, even though you thought you had a drive detected. This suggests something might be wrong with the drive itself.

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emmybarnes
Junior Member
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07-04-2022, 02:35 AM
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Ensure the memory is installed properly. Both red and black slots are acceptable, but I recommend starting with the red ones. Before relocating the memory, clear the CMOS before proceeding.
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emmybarnes
07-04-2022, 02:35 AM #3

Ensure the memory is installed properly. Both red and black slots are acceptable, but I recommend starting with the red ones. Before relocating the memory, clear the CMOS before proceeding.