RX 9060 XT 16gb

[deepblue_82]

Yes. I'm using 6gbps from my ISP. My contract is ending end of the year, so likely to upgrade to 10G plan.

so u need so much? prawn farm? or climbing?

 

[-Synchronicity-]

Now there are better alternatives to climbing already. And it's quite safe because you download via https.

Climbing is dangerous because you're sharing aka distributing and that's where they get you.

Download only is much safer and you're downloading via a secured tunnel anyway.

 

[Vanyel]

fans are in~!!!
Quality wise looks and feels good
Now just waiting for casing which is supposed to come in today also~

 

[Spectre007]

all 10 fans in 1 casing?

 

[Vanyel]

all 10 fans in 1 casing?

its pretty common for fishtank cases nowadays i believe

 

[Vanyel]

Casing in!!!
^^

 

[Vanyel]

ok some bad news
couldnt POST haha
Fans are all running but strange thing is argb flicker 1x for less than 1sec and doesnt lights up after that

crucial ram 2x16gb
ct16g48c40u5 <--- was using these 2 sticks in my own rig until i upgraded to 2x32GB last yr Nov

what i have tried:
cmos reset (battery removal for 10mins)
left system running for 15mins (incase its extremely slow memory training)
tried all ram slots 1 by 1
unplugged gpu
unplugged all argb connections
plugged the 2x16gb into my own rig and my own rig couldnt POST too
tried with my own pair of DDR5 2x32gb into my dotter's PC also couldnt POST be it 1 stick or 2stick in all the slots
*gave me a scare when i plugged it back to my old rig and it couldnt POST lol
Tried 3 or 4 times on my own rig before it booted again, didnt want to touch my own parts after this lol*

Possible conclusion is my DDR5 2x16GB have kaput T_T
or PSU not enough wattage?
500W PSU

as im going for a short family trip with family for next 2days im out of time to try that and can only test with a higher PSU after im back~
meantime will be happy to receive input from anyone here~

if is ram gg, i will probly sell off the 7500F+B650M that i just bought and stick to the ryzen 2600

 

[yukita]

fans are in~!!!
Quality wise looks and feels good
Now just waiting for casing which is supposed to come in today also~

this fans looks good and the chain link make it easier. when i build my son pc, i use old 14mm pc fan. need to route the cable to fan header around the motherboard. very troublesome.

 

[yukita]

ok some bad news
couldnt POST haha
Fans are all running but strange thing is argb flicker 1x for less than 1sec and doesnt lights up after that

crucial ram 2x16gb
ct16g48c40u5 <--- was using these 2 sticks in my own rig until i upgraded to 2x32GB last yr Nov

what i have tried:
cmos reset (battery removal for 10mins)
left system running for 15mins (incase its extremely slow memory training)
tried all ram slots 1 by 1
unplugged gpu
unplugged all argb connections
plugged the 2x16gb into my own rig and my own rig couldnt POST too
tried with my own pair of DDR5 2x32gb into my dotter's PC also couldnt POST be it 1 stick or 2stick in all the slots
*gave me a scare when i plugged it back to my old rig and it couldnt POST lol
Tried 3 or 4 times on my own rig before it booted again, didnt want to touch my own parts after this lol*

Possible conclusion is my DDR5 2x16GB have kaput T_T
or PSU not enough wattage?
500W PSU

as im going for a short family trip with family for next 2days im out of time to try that and can only test with a higher PSU after im back~
meantime will be happy to receive input from anyone here~

if is ram gg, i will probly sell off the 7500F+B650M that i just bought and stick to the ryzen 2600

the chance of both ram spoil at same time is quite low actually. I suspect more of the motherboard. but it can be the psu as well.

Btw: happy fathers day!

 

[86technie]

ok some bad news
couldnt POST haha
Fans are all running but strange thing is argb flicker 1x for less than 1sec and doesnt lights up after that

crucial ram 2x16gb
ct16g48c40u5 <--- was using these 2 sticks in my own rig until i upgraded to 2x32GB last yr Nov

what i have tried:
cmos reset (battery removal for 10mins)
left system running for 15mins (incase its extremely slow memory training)
tried all ram slots 1 by 1
unplugged gpu
unplugged all argb connections
plugged the 2x16gb into my own rig and my own rig couldnt POST too
tried with my own pair of DDR5 2x32gb into my dotter's PC also couldnt POST be it 1 stick or 2stick in all the slots
*gave me a scare when i plugged it back to my old rig and it couldnt POST lol
Tried 3 or 4 times on my own rig before it booted again, didnt want to touch my own parts after this lol*

Possible conclusion is my DDR5 2x16GB have kaput T_T
or PSU not enough wattage?
500W PSU

as im going for a short family trip with family for next 2days im out of time to try that and can only test with a higher PSU after im back~
meantime will be happy to receive input from anyone here~

if is ram gg, i will probly sell off the 7500F+B650M that i just bought and stick to the ryzen 2600

MSI Memory training takes very long about 5 minutes or more.
Which is why I do not use MSI motherboard especially most users are not patient to wait for it
to boot up properly.

I always use/recommend Gigabyte cuz Gigabyte boards startup very fast.
Anyway the recommendation was by a member here suggesting you go for that MSI board.
While I recommend the newer Gigabyte B850M which takes few minutes to boot once
everything is OK.

Another thing about MSI will be the BIOS, in my experience MSI BIOS sometimes can be
buggy so need to update or reflash it especially if it doesn't boot correctly.
Just curious what's the color of the MSI motherboard Diagnostic LED?
Red? Orange? White? Green?

 

[naked123]

ok some bad news
couldnt POST haha
Fans are all running but strange thing is argb flicker 1x for less than 1sec and doesnt lights up after that

crucial ram 2x16gb
ct16g48c40u5 <--- was using these 2 sticks in my own rig until i upgraded to 2x32GB last yr Nov

what i have tried:
cmos reset (battery removal for 10mins)
left system running for 15mins (incase its extremely slow memory training)
tried all ram slots 1 by 1
unplugged gpu
unplugged all argb connections
plugged the 2x16gb into my own rig and my own rig couldnt POST too
tried with my own pair of DDR5 2x32gb into my dotter's PC also couldnt POST be it 1 stick or 2stick in all the slots
*gave me a scare when i plugged it back to my old rig and it couldnt POST lol
Tried 3 or 4 times on my own rig before it booted again, didnt want to touch my own parts after this lol*

Possible conclusion is my DDR5 2x16GB have kaput T_T
or PSU not enough wattage?
500W PSU

as im going for a short family trip with family for next 2days im out of time to try that and can only test with a higher PSU after im back~
meantime will be happy to receive input from anyone here~

if is ram gg, i will probly sell off the 7500F+B650M that i just bought and stick to the ryzen 2600

reseat CPU and try again

my first POST for this board took more than 15mins

and check the diagnostics LEDs

CPU (red) and RAM (orange) will light up on first POST

after awhile, CPU (red) will extinguish and left RAM (orange)

 

[Vanyel]

MSI Memory training takes very long about 5 minutes or more.
Which is why I do not use MSI motherboard especially most users are not patient to wait for it
to boot up properly.

I always use/recommend Gigabyte cuz Gigabyte boards startup very fast.
Anyway the recommendation was by a member here suggesting you go for that MSI board.
While I recommend the newer Gigabyte B850M which takes few minutes to boot once
everything is OK.

Another thing about MSI will be the BIOS, in my experience MSI BIOS sometimes can be
buggy so need to update or reflash it especially if it doesn't boot correctly.
Just curious what's the color of the MSI motherboard Diagnostic LED?
Red? Orange? White? Green?

Its red orange

 

[Vanyel]

reseat CPU and try again

my first POST for this board took more than 15mins

and check the diagnostics LEDs

CPU (red) and RAM (orange) will light up on first POST

after awhile, CPU (red) will extinguish and left RAM (orange)

I think i left it on for like 20mins in one of my tries

 

[Vanyel]

the chance of both ram spoil at same time is quite low actually. I suspect more of the motherboard. but it can be the psu as well.

Btw: happy fathers day!

But i couldn't get the 2x16gb sticks to POST on my own rig too
I always have bad luck with ram sticks

 

[86technie]

Its red orange

Organe means RAM, memory training.
Just take note is not like DDR4 very fast, like some say can take up to 10 minutes.
If it boots you have to update the BIOS, I suspect the BIOS is outdated.

 

[86technie]

But i couldn't get the 2x16gb sticks to POST on my own rig too
I always have bad luck with ram sticks

Not sure cuz by right this have to check.
The weird thing is you tried 2 different kits but stil the same.
If you want to savage this setup, check if the motherboard is under Corbell.

Should be on the box it says Corbell on the board.
Bring to Corbell let them check but if it's overseas set than....
Sad to say MSI boards not everyone knows how to use and troubleshoot.

MSI Diagnostic LED in my experience sometimes not accurate.
That's why I drop MSI boards for very long now.

 

[naked123]

Its red orange

just reseat CPU

my first POST also cannot POST when i left it for >1 hour

till i reseat my CPU and all is well

 

[Vanyel]

Organe means RAM, memory training.
Just take note is not like DDR4 very fast, like some say can take up to 10 minutes.
If it boots you have to update the BIOS, I suspect the BIOS is outdated.

Actually the seller b4 selling me send me pic of him updating the bios
Cpu is red light
Dram is orange light

 

[Vanyel]

just reseat CPU

my first POST also cannot POST when i left it for >1 hour

till i reseat my CPU and all is well

Fwah so long??

 

[naked123]

Fwah so long??

ya that long

at first thought is ram training but no. cpu red led still lit.

actual ram training is as goes

power on
cpu/ram led both lit up
after a min or so cpu led will turn off
ram led continues to be lit up
wait 5-10mins
ram led turns off
POST

that's ram training

newer bios versions cut ram training time by a quite a bit.