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Disconnect everything (all sata devices, graphics cards) and only leave connected 8pin for the cpu + 24pin for the mobo + 1 ram stick. Hook the monitor to the iGPU and power on the pc. Also make sure that ur case doesnt short anything, assemble it outside of the case just to make sure. If...

Does ur card have 2 bioses? If yes then maybe u might want to try the other (unflashed) bios to test the performance. Try to flash from dos... It is weird that despite of lower tdp u are getting higher temps, something is going really wrong with the fan curve or the driver. + reinstall msi...

Well i am on 1155 3rd gen and i prefer Windows 7, if u got 775 pc then it is 100% recommended to install Win7 cuz of the drivers and overall performance. Still, the issue u are facing has nothing to do with the OS, but rather ur mobo or ur ssd (or the sata cable) ;)

Did u use DDU to reinstall the drivers? Wipe them nicely and then make a clean install. Then test everything again. What are the temps, voltages and clocks? PS Next time u would start tinkering with a graphics card it would be great if u could set the temp/clocks/tdp/voltage/scores baselines...

It does not detect ur ssd mate... Try to connect another hdd/ssd with another cable, just to verify, try another SATA port too. If nothing works then it is a mobo issue, did u get a new mobo or it is a used one? Optiplex 780 is a 775 machine right? (pretty old by now)

With the 1030 connected, turn on the pc and then go to BIOS. Search for "Init Display first" or "video device" or "video/display output", make sure it is set to PEG or PCIE. What does the boot sequence list say? Does it detect ur ssd?

Sooo it doesn't beep when u try to boot without ram? Looks like a fried board to me (the fan output is limited to like 5-10w i guess, so when u plugged the pump the thing blew up)

That is actually a universal statement that applies to any cpu / gpu / etc. It is the reason why overclocks are less and less significant nowadays, and is why u can still do some crazy oc with LN (because at lower temps the conductivity increases). RTX 3080 / 3090 (Ampere in general) is a new...

There are arguments in nvflash to force the flash procedure, also does the card show up in the device manager? As a last resort u can try to flash it with an external programmer, also check thoroughly for any damage on the pcb or on the gpu die.

Does it detect the ssd tho? Adjust the boot sequence to make it boot from ssd only.

HDMI is digital. So is the audio part of it. But digital is not as good as analog :) ps in an hdmi interface there are only a few pins dedicated for audio. So it is pointless to have a sound card with HDMI (unless it is a weird one that also sends some video and stuff).

How about trying to boot up with no fans connected to the mobo? Also try to power on without any ram sticks, if it starts beeping there might be some hope for an easy solution...

Just get the best bang for the buck ram modules u can find, then tighten the timings as low as u can... That is it. It is recommended to get Samsung chips and the modules to be dual-rank.

Maybe with 2.31 the compatibility with WinXP was finally broken. Anyways, what is the purpose of installing 2.34 if 2.30 can do the job? I mean i understand that there are some programs that would run best under Windows XP, and that there are environments that WinXP is suited for better than...

UEFI and BIOS have nothing to do with the card - motherboard compatibility. period. U can stick a 6600GT into a Z390 mobo and it will work just fine. So you can stick an RTX 3090 (didnt try that one lol) at least a GTX 1070 in a 939 mobo and... it will work just fine. Try to reflash it with...

Why not to optimize everything up (crank up the efficiency at least) and also start using HBM memory mid-range onwards ? Seems like an impossible step for amd tho (but only AMD can do such a thing) :\ Ah and invest more $$$ into driver quality control...yeah

16.12.2 works better under Windows 7 (compared to latest stable 17.x , 18.x and 19.x, these produce a short freeze when opening the Radeon control panel, such poorly tested software...). Using with R7 260X in a 2nd pc. Still not as good as (any version) nvidia drivers (GTX 1060 main pc, also...

You can disconnect all the SATA devices and then try to boot up (*to POST). If everything works fine then it is a chipset or hdd related problem. (chipset problems are pretty common with old AMD hardware, but u gotta try anyways...

GTX 1650 is like a 750 if u know what i mean... Simply put a small cheapo aluminium heathink + a single 80mm fan and it will do 70- C just fine. 1650S is quite different in that aspect so u gotta take that into account.

Try other games, how do GTA V or DOOM behave? + also how is ur cpu usage at idle?

Try different graphics drivers, lets say 399.something. Also, are u using optane in that pc?

Hey dude, read my comment more thoroughly. I was saying that HDDs ( just like ssds) usually have their sensor located in the controller unit, which usually doesnt heat up at all (because A hdd controller doesnt need to have advanced logic and B it spends most of its time waiting for the platter...

Wtf, that is wrong. ...Unless we are talking about some early gen SLC server-class units, these ssds ran hot and were power hungry, that is for sure. 1) Modern (like 2011 onwards) SSDs run really efficiently and only consume some energy while doing intense r/w operations. 2) Dont let your HDD...

Everything is fine dude, that is indeed an RX 570 (or a flashed 470 but that is essentially the same card so no worries). If you are in the possession of the card then u can try to run Furmark to check if everything works fine (15 min should be enough)

yep, but prior to that there will a notification from windows saying that ur pc is running low on ram... Soooo u would know for sure when to upgrade the ram :)