is your bios set to wrong ram?

Make sure you are using the right DIMM slots ie: 1/3 or 2/4, both ends fully seated and clicked in

Check bios memory settings to make sure timings and xmp is set to the spec of the RAM

Run “memtest86” from a usb to check the memory for errors

Set all defaults, reinstall etc

Try booting with 1 stick of ram at a time to see if one is faulty

Update bios (I was crashing in pubg for a long time, updated bios and crashing stopped)

Clear CMOS by popping the battery out and leaving it sit for several minutes

Felt amazing when that first pc i built a month ago turned on and started normally on the first boot. Was about 50% confident about it. Other than a hdmi port not working everything has been fine since then. No way i would have made it without youtube tutorials and google though those motheboards and cases manuals are clearly not written first timers

Oh and the pc wakes itself up whenever i get a static shock touching something on the desk or even the walls near it. Not sure it will be as bad in summer but with humidity dropping to 15% in winter it's annoying atm

This post was edited by Weber on Jan 16 2020 12:13pm

I think it might have been the ram, I hope anyway.

I have 3200mhz ram and it was set to 2466 or whatever by default for some reason. I changed it to 3200mhz and upped the voltage a bit (XMP) and it hasn't crashed since. Fingers crossed.

Now I just have to figure out why the display is messed up.

Ryzen 2200g with the integrated graphics. HD videos on VLC are grainy/artifact (1080p videos especially) and videos in general (including on browser like Youtube) have a weird slight lag and odd picture quality.



And yes I did update the display drivers for both the mobo and CPU.

This post was edited by LuLer on Jan 16 2020 09:44pm

Should only have 1 VGA driver installed, specifically for the GPU on the Ryzen 2200g, No Other Drivers for video only for Vega 8

Use guru 3D driver sweeper to clean excess drivers as it can easily cause issues if you don’t then reinstall just the Vega 8 drivers from Radeon

Make sure your display cable is properly seated on both ends

I’ve never really seen an issue like you’re describing so that’s all I can give you for now

Those on board GPUs don’t have much power I wonder if maybe amd on board video just isn’t enough

Yea too bad Luler is a pepega and can even get integrated video working

my phone decided to stop working a couple days ago

out of no where


but now that I think about it
I probably dropped it once or twice daily for the last year or so and sometime it went flying across the truck at the job
it had a good...errrr tough life
when I shack it, you can hear something is loose inside
meh..rip


welcome p30

I built my first computer like 12 ish years ago
only using the manual
it was so f'ing clear ..I couldn't believe how easy it was
and in fact..it is easy once you know what to do

the computer I built like an year ago…
the manual was totally useless lol but I knew what to do

….my computer never wake up itself haha
that's not normal

wtf? thats not normal wtf powersupply u got

Yea. I feel like it would probably take 5-6x less time if i was to build one again. Alot of new stuff to figure out at first but then it seems pretty easy




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