I hear Theseus's ship also failed because of Windows.Got one of those odd crashes I've been complaining about for the past two years just the other day, so I got some new SSDs, and I'm going to try a clean install of Win11.
After replacing the CPU, motherboard, RAM, PSU, HDD, and GPU, these are the last pieces to completely rebuild Theseus's ship.
Good lord, what crashes are these? I take it you've checked your power to make sure it's good and use a UPS at this point? What case is this all in?Got one of those odd crashes I've been complaining about for the past two years just the other day, so I got some new SSDs, and I'm going to try a clean install of Win11.
After replacing the CPU, motherboard, RAM, PSU, HDD, and GPU, these are the last pieces to completely rebuild Theseus's ship.
Are your fans connected to a 3rd party controller or daisy chained to the mobo?
Hmm yeah maybe, could try a online repair with dism before nuking the whole thing. Also even if your ram is new I would still test it's stable with your current config with memtest86+.Nope, seems to be unrelated to them anyway, as lights on my video card and RAM go haywire as well.
Mostly fumbling in the dark, my best guess is that some sort of fault in my Windows installation caused it to not talk to the motherboard properly. Most times I didn't even get a BSOD on crash, just a simple lock-up, which suggests to me Windows didn't even have a best guess as to what happened.
I'm the same way. Keep going till you figure it out.I sold my "old" AMD 5950X / 128GB RAM / RTX 3090 build in the be quiet! Dark Base Pro 900 V.2.
I took that money and upgraded my other desktop PC - slapped in an "old" RTX 3080 into the 13700k build, and put the RTX 4090 into this:
NOTE: IT IS A WORK IN PROGRESS. The cable management could be better, but the PSU has super long cables, and it was so difficult just getting the back panel to close. I purchased some measured CableMod white cables (24-pin; 2x 8-pin mobo; 6-pin PCIe; 16-pin 12VHPWR for GPU). That will make it much easier to manage, and it will "look prettier".
Sadly, they are under "renovations" until 6 February, and will start doing custom orders in the order they were placed. So it's gonna take a while.
Specs:
Fractal Design Torrent RGB white with clear tempered glass
PSU: be quiet! Dark Power Pro 12 1200w
Motherboard: Asus ROG CROSSHAIR X670E EXTREME
RAM: 64GB G.Skill TridentZ5 Neo 6000MHz (2x 32GB/CL-30-40-40-96 1.4v)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9700X
Noctua NH-D15 cooler
GPU: Gigabyte Geforce RTX 4090 GamingOC
Storage:
2x Western Digital SN850 2TB M.2 Gen 4 NVMe; Samsung 4TB QVO 2.5" SSD
Total cost for me, after selling the old build is $300.
Other components:
55" LG OLED C1 (side monitor)
48" LG OLED 120Hz 4k HDR monitor (primary display)
Corsair K90 keyboard
Razer Viper 8k mouse
I must say, this build was a real TURD to try and get working right. All the issues on the forums that people had using DDR5 Asus boards happened to me - and then some. Won't go into specifics because it's long, and boring. The cabling took a couple hours, but booting to Win11 with both RAM sticks - functioning at correct speed - took about 6 hours. Went to bed at 1:30am. I get up at 5:20am haha
It's just that, if I have a computer issue, I stick to it like a stubborn badger locked on its prey. I had a hard time stopping until I figure it out. It was fun!!
Buckling spring keyboards have been around since the late 1960s, I think.
So how did you get a 4090?I sold my "old" AMD 5950X / 128GB RAM / RTX 3090 build in the be quiet! Dark Base Pro 900 V.2.
I took that money and upgraded my other desktop PC - slapped in an "old" RTX 3080 into the 13700k build, and put the RTX 4090 into this:
NOTE: IT IS A WORK IN PROGRESS. The cable management could be better, but the PSU has super long cables, and it was so difficult just getting the back panel to close. I purchased some measured CableMod white cables (24-pin; 2x 8-pin mobo; 6-pin PCIe; 16-pin 12VHPWR for GPU). That will make it much easier to manage, and it will "look prettier".
Sadly, they are under "renovations" until 6 February, and will start doing custom orders in the order they were placed. So it's gonna take a while.
Specs:
Fractal Design Torrent RGB white with clear tempered glass
PSU: be quiet! Dark Power Pro 12 1200w
Motherboard: Asus ROG CROSSHAIR X670E EXTREME
RAM: 64GB G.Skill TridentZ5 Neo 6000MHz (2x 32GB/CL-30-40-40-96 1.4v)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7900X
Noctua NH-D15 cooler
GPU: Gigabyte Geforce RTX 4090 GamingOC
Storage:
Seagate FireCuda 520 2TB M.2 Gen 4 NVMe (Win11 OS), and 2TB Western Digital SN850 Gen4 M.2 (Games); Samsung 4TB QVO 2.5" SSD (Storage)
Total cost for me, after selling the old build is $300.
Other components:
55" LG OLED C1 (side monitor)
48" LG OLED 120Hz 4k HDR monitor (primary display)
Corsair K95 keyboard
Razer Viper 8k mouse
I must say, this build was a real TURD to try and get working right. All the issues on the forums that people had using DDR5 Asus boards happened to me - and then some. Won't go into specifics because it's long, and boring. The cabling took a couple hours, but booting to Win11 with both RAM sticks - functioning at correct speed - took about 6 hours. Went to bed at 1:30am. I get up at 5:20am haha
It's just that, if I have a computer issue, I stick to it like a stubborn badger locked on its prey. I have a hard time stopping until I figure it out. It was fun!!
Here in Belgium, they are always in stock. Since day 1.
Thats the baddest minecraft gaming machine I ever seen.Just upgraded my main rig -
R9 5900X Z(from R9 3900X)
Gigabyte X570 Aorus Xtreme
XFX MERC 310 RX 7900 XTX (from Nitro+ RX 6900 XT)
2x 16GB DDR4 3600C16 (from 2x 8GB)
2x 2TB NVMe M.2 PCIe 4x4 (just added)(games)
4TB Samsung EVO 860 SATA SSD (games)
2TB Samsung QVO 860 SATA SSD (games)
6TB WD Black (games)
2TB Seagate (downloads, music and vid files)
Corsair HX1000 Platinum
CoolerMaster H500M
I've taken the RX 6900 XT and 3900X and have used them as base for a new 2nd gaming rig build....will update later on this badboy as well.
