johnspack
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- Oct 6, 2007
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- Nelson B.C. Canada
System Name | System2 Blacknet , System1 Blacknet2 |
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Processor | System2 Threadripper 1920x, System1 2699 v3 |
Motherboard | System2 Asrock Fatality x399 Professional Gaming, System1 Asus X99-A |
Cooling | System2 Noctua NH-U14 TR4-SP3 Dual 140mm fans, System1 AIO |
Memory | System2 64GBS DDR4 3000, System1 32gbs DDR4 2400 |
Video Card(s) | System2 GTX 980Ti System1 GTX 970 |
Storage | System2 4x SSDs + NVme= 2.250TB 2xStorage Drives=8TB System1 3x SSDs=2TB |
Display(s) | 2x 24" 1080 displays |
Case | System2 Some Nzxt case with soundproofing... |
Audio Device(s) | Asus Xonar U7 MKII |
Power Supply | System2 EVGA 750 Watt, System1 XFX XTR 750 Watt |
Mouse | Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum |
Keyboard | Ducky |
Software | Manjaro, Windows 10, Kubuntu 23.10 |
Benchmark Scores | It's linux baby! |
Put together a nice little Z97 Pro Gamer board with 4460 cpu, Hyper212, usual crap. He had a couple of 7850 cards, I used one to get it going. Psu is a slightly used tx750. All running great, I shut it down and add in an asus wireless pci-e card. Power it up, no video output. Oh crap. Shut down, remove card, try to power up, no video. Move video card to another slot, no output. Swap video card with another one, no output. So connect cpu video output, video! Bring up windows, check for video card, it's not showing. Crimson says no amd hardware found. It was all installed and working before this. I ended up installing the intel video driver, and currently the system is working fine. So now I'm trying to figure out what is damaged... is it just the mobo with electrical damage, or could the cpu be damaged? I'm going to send the mobo back under rma, because either way it was an asus product that caused the damage....
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?