AMD recently came out with AGESA 1.0.0.4 bios update that is supposed to fix the slow boot times, just waiting for the board partners to release the update.
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Cooling Thermalright Silver Arrow 130mm Tower Cooler
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that's pretty good thermals for a 3900x on a small cooler, mind showing some pics of the build ?
Pics!
Nice! So with your Aorus Mobo, you had to clip the fins off of your CPU cooler just to have it fit? Are you building in the NCase v5 or 6?Pics!
When I did have the Asus mobo I didn't have a cpu fitment issue with that power cord but I fear I may have to do the same thing as you. I have the V6
If I end up with the same issue with the power plug, I may try to see if I can bend the fins away from the plug. Pray that I won't cut myself in the process
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Nice! So with your Aorus Mobo, you had to clip the fins off of your CPU cooler just to have it fit? Are you building in the NCase v5 or 6?
When I did have the Asus mobo I didn't have a cpu fitment issue with that power cord but I fear I may have to do the same thing as you. I have the V6
If I end up with the same issue with the power plug, I may try to see if I can bend the fins away from the plug. Pray that I won't cut myself in the process
I'm using the V5, I don't know if there are more options for the powercord placement on the V6.
Yeah I had to clip off a few fins ( about 1/5 of the side ), it was fairly easy to do. This was also not very difficult emotionally because the cooler is ugly as hell to begin with :'D
I also have some of the plastic on the powerplug shaved off ( ~2 mm I guess ).
I think it's very unlikely that you can bend them out of the way, I had to make at least 1 cm of clearing.
Maybe you could get better tools than I had I basically just had pliers, clamped 1-2 fins at once wiggled and twisted... you could do it more elegantly.
Yeah a lot of people don't but you can switch it to where the Ncase badge is, I had to do that for the radiator I had installed.
After looking at it the new middle position may not make too much of a difference since the fins run all along the top of the cooler. If it were oriented in a top down configuration then maybe the cord would help..
In this instance that does not help. I'm pretty familiar with the case so I was aware that you could do that.
You can clearly see here that it wouldn't help... it would only make it more difficult because it's harder to remove the fins in the middle.
It looks like i'll probably pick up a pair of tin snips off amazon to trim those finsIn this instance that does not help. I'm pretty familiar with the case so I was aware that you could do that.
You can clearly see here that it wouldn't help... it would only make it more difficult because it's harder to remove the fins in the middle.
. I was hoping I could bend the fins away from the cord but it looks like it'll be much easier just to cut them.Socket placement on the Aorus board is... not optimal. The socket is a bit too high, meaning it can cause compatibility problems in the Ncase, like with the C14s. The Asus X570 board doesn't really have that problem. The Asrock board has the socket set a bit higher than the Asus, but it also has Intel LGA 1151 mounting holes which should allow for more flexibility with mounting cpu coolers unlike with AM4 coolers and mounting holes.Nice! So with your Aorus Mobo, you had to clip the fins off of your CPU cooler just to have it fit? Are you building in the NCase v5 or 6?
When I did have the Asus mobo I didn't have a cpu fitment issue with that power cord but I fear I may have to do the same thing as you. I have the V6
If I end up with the same issue with the power plug, I may try to see if I can bend the fins away from the plug. Pray that I won't cut myself in the process
In this instance that does not help. I'm pretty familiar with the case so I was aware that you could do that.
You can clearly see here that it wouldn't help... it would only make it more difficult because it's harder to remove the fins in the middle.
Yeah I can see that now, I thought maybe that was just at the front.
This is frustrating -
I got my Aorus board today as well as my new 3700X CPU and did a breadbox mount to ensure everything worked.
Plugged in a USB flash drive to update bios to the newest Bios driver prior to putting everything on
After everything was installed:
System will short and turn on - CPU, GPU fans spin, Rgb lights up on GPU but the HDMI connection from the GPU to my monitor does not show a display.
I double checked my connections (psu, reseating RAM, GPU, tested each individual ram in single slot config) and still no dice.
PSU was checked with the paperclip test. The Corsair SF platinum fan spun on briefly and turned off - assuming this was normal as there is a fanless mode.
I know the HDMI port to my monitor works as my laptop will hook up without issue
Only other thing I can think of to see if I can get anything to display using a display port cable...
I also plugged in the speaker cable from the case to see if there are any audible beeps during boot and there were no sounds at all.
Does anyone have any thoughts on what I should try next? This is the second go-around and im losing my mind. Ive never had issues with previous builds.
I got my Aorus board today as well as my new 3700X CPU and did a breadbox mount to ensure everything worked.
Plugged in a USB flash drive to update bios to the newest Bios driver prior to putting everything on
After everything was installed:
System will short and turn on - CPU, GPU fans spin, Rgb lights up on GPU but the HDMI connection from the GPU to my monitor does not show a display.
I double checked my connections (psu, reseating RAM, GPU, tested each individual ram in single slot config) and still no dice.
PSU was checked with the paperclip test. The Corsair SF platinum fan spun on briefly and turned off - assuming this was normal as there is a fanless mode.
I know the HDMI port to my monitor works as my laptop will hook up without issue
Only other thing I can think of to see if I can get anything to display using a display port cable...
I also plugged in the speaker cable from the case to see if there are any audible beeps during boot and there were no sounds at all.
Does anyone have any thoughts on what I should try next? This is the second go-around and im losing my mind. Ive never had issues with previous builds.
Some ideas:
- Gigabyte motherboards often have dual BIOS. If so, there may be small physical switches on the motherboard that set whether BIOS 1 or BIOS 2 are to be used. See if you can set it to use the other BIOS which should be unchanged from the flashing.
- If the motherboard has a BIOS Flashback capability I would try flashing the it back to the previous BIOS. You may have to remove the CPU and RAM to do this. Not all motherboards have this capability, but many of the higher-end X570 ones do.
- Also, attach some fans to the power supply to make sure it's on.
- Do you have a second power supply to test with?
I do not have a second psu to test with. What connectors would I need to hook my case fans up to the psu?
Many fans used to come with a molex (old 4-pin power supply connector) to 3-pin adapter so many computer owners accumulated several over the years. Anything else you have that can plug into the power supply's SATA or other connectors will do so long as you can tell that the device is getting power.
You may have to take it to a local computer repair shop or to a knowledgeable friend's place to troubleshoot each of the components by swapping them with known good ones. Good luck!
It seems to have clearance issues on the Asus Impact with the ram I am using as it is touching the ram. You could maybe get it in if you force it, but I am not sure if it will be seated properly and how much pressure it would put on the ram. I didn't bother trying. It could probably work with low profile ram. I just ran out and got an AIO instead.
Thank you! I'm going to try mounting everything again with the CPU and Mobo replacements. If there's still no luck I'll likely lug everything over to a local PC repair store and have them diagnose since I don't have any spare parts lying around. Just praying that it's not my EVGA 2080ti gpu
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