I'm not sure tbh, but I like the suggestion it's thinking outside the box. Any ideas of how I could tell? There's a reset jumper and a clear CMOS jumper but I don't believe they had a cap on then before.
For it to be causing this, the jumper cap would have to be making contact, and the cap...
good shout, i did check for that and any potential shorts that could cause such a thing. Its been out the case and sitting on the a box with just a power supply connected and doing the same thing so at least thats ruled out. Tried another power supply with it sitting on a book as well and same...
So after trying a bunch of times to get the bios updates it wont seem to update. ive ran it three times now and it doesnt seem to work. went through the process, chose the bios file, it verified it was correct, then said it was going to reboot, but then when it does, it just sits there fans...
trying that now. ive never used q flash plus but this motherboard has it so it seems like it will be simple to just extract it on a usb, put it in the q flash usb port and press the button but we will see how it goes. have you got any experience using q flash? im wondering how i will know if...
I have not tried to reseat the cpu as it was locked in the whole time, i havent moved it (or even touched it) other than to clean off old thermal paste, but at this point i will try anything.
i have a crucial bx500 sata ssd which my windows was on, but i also have an m.2 with an old install of...
So Im desperate for help. My PC was running hot, and i remembered that i had a massive coolermaster storm case in my loft from years ago and decided to change it over to use that for the increase airflow and have more fans as the current case was a tiny tiny compact one. So i change everything...
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