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Everything went great but for my fan connections i only had a 4 pin with one blank connecter and theres only 4 pins on the board i have the same but b450 version
So I've got the new rig built and the gpu isn't getting any power. Not sure if it's the mobo or the psu. Tried both PCIe slots and nothing. I've got a 2060super and a 3080 and they both work just fine on the old pc. New psu is modular and the old one is part modular so I can't check the cables from the old psu and use them on the new psu. Pretty frustrated. You're not near NC by chance are you!? lol
@@chadsmith80 I am in virginia, so kinda close, if I was visiting my mom in SC I could drive by, but no chance with covid right now. So the new PSU is modular, make sure you have PCIE cables, plugged into the correct ports on the power supply and make sure you are not using EPS cables by mistake.
@@ThisBytesForYou Got it finished! Just had to get the wiring right. One fan has LEDs that aren't working but my 5900x and RTX 3080 build is complete and running!
awesome my friend, so happy I could help. Sorry I did not reply sooner, youtube is horrible about delivering notifications, I only found it because I was looking for another reply.
I would not even call myself a rookie as I just recently began trying to learn PC building a rookie has had a few builds under his belt. But I somehow gotten this bug to want to build my first PC and see if I have the stuff it takes to do it. And you surely have a unique gift in making it look like a walk in the park. Your patience and calmness and carefully explaining what your doing is a breath of fresh air to a newbie. Thank God for people like you
wow, thank you so much, so very happy I could help you. This means so much to me my friend. Thanks so much for checking out this video, and even more for taking a moment out of your day to let me know I could help you and your kind words, that is so amazing and I appreciate it so much. 2 Other videos that may help, Building this machine: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I3fssq2t-Js.html, then flashing the BIOS and installing the OS: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AWxliGLert8.html and after building this machine, what to do next: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8JuC_Dpm6-c.html, although the BIOS and OS video kind of cover it too. I got a little choked up after reading your comment, it really does mean a ton to me my friend. Thank you.
@@ThisBytesForYou You are so very welcome, I know that anyone can argue that well there are tons of videos out there that anyone like myself can find and learn basic things and from that maybe able to put a build together and even successfully get it to work, but not everyone takes the time to be thorough, careful and detailed sometimes leaving more questions than answers. So when you and a small handful of others like you take the time and have the patience such as you display in your teachings it is very helpful to the person like myself who really wants to learn and learn the right way. I'm quite sure your helping many and you are highly appreciated And others like you on RU-vid
thank you my friend, it means so much to me, especially right now, I have horrible youtube burn out, its so hard having a day job and a night job and a family all of which need their own time and I find myself pulling at the wrong direction, but comments like your make it so much more worth it.
Doing my first build with this board. The section in your video that breaks down how to read and connect to the power, reset, led pins is exactly what I was looking to know. Thanks!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so incredibly happy I could help you.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
awesome my friend, I am so very happy I could help you. i have 400 videos and come out with new videos every Monday, sometimes Fridays too, so make sure you have the bell notification clicked that way you know when a new video comes out. And if maybe, I don't have something you like and it makes sense, maybe I can make a video. Thanks so much for your kind words my friend, it means a ton to me.
I have a power connector question….don’t want to mess anything up at the manual wasn’t too clear…I’ve got the ASUS B550-F Gaming WiFi board and it has 2 power connectors…one 8 pin and one 4 pin…do I need to use both or just the 8 pin one?
No, you can use the 8 pin alone, it will provide adequate power to all cpus. The additional 4pin is for additional power needed when you have an overclocked CPU. For Moderately overclocked cpus, it's not needed but it is for the higher overclocked ones. If you don't overclocked it's not needed but it's not bad if you have nothing connected anyway. As you saw, I always connect both.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
always a pleasure and thank you so much. working hard on mondays video, editing now and filming things I may have missed... a hard decision I need everyones help on in that video.
I have the same case and same motherboard (the white version b550-a) ordered and will build next week. You are heaven sent and if I can give you a million likes I would have 👍👍👍😁😁. Hope your channel grows and you get a million subs. Thanks again!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. I really do appreciate your kind words and please do forward my channel to anyone you think it may help that will make it grow tons, thank you so much my friend. I really do hope these videos help you, I have a ton of build guides and please, if you have any questions, feel free to ask.
I just found your channel on newyears eve 2021,it is now 11:19 am newyears day so i am binge watching.You tube finally ofered me your channel,keep up the good work.
oh wow my friend, so very happy you are enjoying my videos, it means the world to me and I hope I can keep pumping more out you like. Please let me know if there is any video you would like, that maybe I have not recorded, who knows, if it makes sense I could make it.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
awesome my friend, so very happy I could help you. I am recording a video kind of related, that might help as well, to be released on Monday on how to connect front panel headers, so stay tuned my friend, just in case. Thanks so much for your kind words.
I'm building my first computer in like 20 years in a couple of weeks and I have two very newbie questions. I will be using the same MoBo as in this video, ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING Wifi, with a AMD Ryzen 7 5800X and probably a Geforce 3060. My questions are: Will the ASUS ROG Strix 850w / 80 PLUS Gold PSU be a good fit for the build? And, should you always mount the PSU upside down? The case i will be using is Fractal Design Meshify 2 Compact. Thank you in advanced and thank you for such a great channel.
congrats my friend, very happy for you and I hope this video helps you out. Yes that will be perfect for the build and the fans facing down is correct, since it will be sucking cooling from the bottom, venting it through the rear of the PC. If the fan is facing up, it will be sucking hot air in the PC through the power supply, making the components warmer and becoming less efficient. Thanks so much for your kind words and support, it means a ton to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you for the explanation! Now I feel much more confident in my build. Hopefully I will be watching your next videos on my new PC soon. Take care!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. Please know, I have close to 400 videos on here, many of them to builds with different components, broken down in many by build, then cable management then integration (flashing the BIOS, installing windows and drivers) so I have a ton more that can help you. Take care my friend.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
ı have same mother board and ı will build tomorrow. ı have question this board with amd 5 5600 open directly ? cause on the board ''amd 5000 dektop ready'' what is that mean ? and thanks for the video.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. As for opening up, yes it should, it was the 5600X that had an issue where you needed to flash the board first, so you should be fine.
Hello sir just wanted to say thank you so much for educating me on pc building I built my brothers gaming pc all your videos gave me the confidence I needed to complete my mission thank you so much and merry Christmas to you sir
awesome my friend, you don't know how much that means to me, that is the exact reason I started this channel and I am so happy I could help you on this amazing journey. Thanks also so much for you support, it means the world to me.
Thank you so much for your dedication making this video! This is very detail and clear! I love your patient explaning everything :) We just put together the same board but with AMD 5 5600G and Be Quiet case. Any suggestion for USB C header?
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you enjoyed the video and it helped you, it means the world to me that you let me know too. A header for the motherboard or case?
hopefully this will help and your cable is long enough, but heres a card from my Amazon affiliate link: geni.us/Nwnv, I have not used it myself though, so please let me know what you think.
I hope you are enjoying the 5600G,i built a box this spring with my grandson with a 4750G.I don`t game so ican`t say anything about frames per second but has a very good picture.
Really good video instructions well done I am just doing my first build and found this the best instruction video I have seen and I have watched a heap keep up the good work. Cheers from Australia
Thanks so much my friend, I truly appreciate your kind words on this, it means a ton to me and I am so very happy you found it beneficial, cheers my friend.
One of my favorite channels for PC content🔥🤙🏽 btw you helped me a while back with some troubleshooting for my new build. Ended up finding that it was a faulty PSU causing my “No Post” problems! Sent it in for RMA and should be up and running once so get it back 🙏🏽🙏🏽
wow, awesome my friend, always a pleasure, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. I truly appreciate it my friend, one of those times I needed to hear that, thank you.
@@ThisBytesForYou Of course brotha glad I could be a source of motivation! Times are rough rn in the world and our number 1 weakness is always the heart and mind! Always stay strong and keep on living life 🤙🏽 I’m out in Hawaii and we don’t have much options when it comes to PC hardware or shops, so your channel is a big help when it comes to getting RELIABLE info and content. Cheers 🍻
wow, very sorry to hear about what has been going on out there, its insane, glad to see you are ok but I hope you are doing well, in the head and the heart as well my friend, its tough everywhere for sure, but you guys have it a little more rough right now, and we are all praying for you out there. I hope I can help you and others out there, got tons of videos to help you in all aspects PC related, more coming every week. Take care brother and thanks again.
@@ThisBytesForYou Appreciate it 🤙🏽 I have relatives in Maui that got affected, but no one got hurt thankfully. Myself and family here on Kauai are all safe 🤙🏽 Keep the content going we’re all here for it! 🙌🏽👍🏽
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Hello friend, I am finishing assembling my PC with this motherboard, but I have a problem, my case has a USB C input on the front, could you help me? Do you know where I can connect it or how to adapt it to the MB? Thank you very much for your video, which has helped me a lot so far.
yeah, sadly that board does not have a USB type C header, but you still can get one on there so you can use it for your front panel. You can find one on my Amazon affiliate link, it is a global link: geni.us/OB53h. I hope this helps you my friend, and thank you so much for your kind words, they mean a ton to me. If you like this video, I have almost 400 others and I come out with videos weekly, so make sure to click like and subscribe to get notified when I come out with my next one. Thank you.
Anytime my friend, always a pleasure. You can find the Montech Air X in the full bill of materials in the description, everything I have in the machine is listed there.
always a pleasure my friend, you will notice at 6:20 I stated it came in the motherboard box, then at 6:25, I corrected it with text on the screen that said in the case, if you don't have this case, you can find the speaker here on my amazon affiliate site: geni.us/mW3p3OX, I hope this helps.
Hi Igy. Great vid as always. I have the same board,but I decided to add a MSI MAG series coreliquid 360R and i am not sure on how to install it can you help me out?
Thanks my friend, I would love to help you, but I don't have that unit. I would be using the instructions:download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/liquid-cooling/Liquid-Cooling-QG.pdf more than that, I don't know what to tell you.
This board does not have a USB C connection and thats ok, since this case does not have one, it has a USB 3.0 connection, it that is what you are referring to?
@@tsmint5389 good stuff my friend, that's a nice looking system and I am so very happy I could help you get going. Please be sure to like and subscribe if you haven't already, I come out with videos every week to help you on a ton of different aspects of the PC. Hopefully i can help you again.
Hi, great pc build. I’ve watched two of your videos now and both have that little board on the back, mine doesn’t. What is it and do I need one. It’s my first build with my son as he wants a custom one, so this is very experimental for me. Any advice would be great. 👍🏻
well, you will see on all my builds, there is a build list of all the components I use in the build. The little box comes with the case and you use it to connect fans and ARGB headers so that way you take up less space on the motherboard. Please feel free to ask any question my friend, my channels aims to help everyone and I really hope I have helped you.
Thank you for this video. I have the same exact motherboard with a case that wires up the same way. Split led leads for the front panel I/O. I was a little confused. Thanks for clearing it up for me. Haven't worked on a desktop since window's xp. This is my first full build. Just wish I could find a decent GPU.
That's my friend, I am so very much I could help you my friend. Yeah it can be overwhelming but that's why I make these to help everyone. Thanks so much for checking this video out, liking and subbing as well as taking a moment out of your day to thank me, it means the world to me. As for video cards, yeah it's rough for all right now, aside from checking on Amazon or newegg, make sure to check on roguecast.com, I review for them as well and if you have a local micro center, you may want to hit them up as well. Good luck my friend and thanks again
Hey, fantastic video!! Super helpful for a beginner. I have a question, i have the same case but with a corsair VS600 power supply and an ASUS 970 Pro Gaming/Aura and it doesnt have any 5V motherboard prong slots for the ARGB connector that you connect at 16:06 anywhere else i can put it do you think?
Thanks so much for your kind words and your support, it means a ton to me. If you don't have a motherboard with a 5vheader, you are still fine, the case itself can control the RGB lights on the case itself but pressing the rgb controller button, you just won't get the control you might be looking for. If you want something additional, you might want to check this out on my amazon affiliate link: geni.us/T0mG
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you for your reply! I realized that honestly i didnt really care if i could control the RGB or fans as they work fine themselves when I switch the PC on and i dont even have to worry about them. I got my PC up and running thanks to you, many blessings and hope you have a great day. Keep up the great content!
I always try to reply my friend, without you, I am literally nothing, and I appreciate you and your support. Yeah RGB is nice and all, but you don't need it, you look at your screen the entire time, not your PC. It's nice for others to see, but your focus is always on the monitor. So very happy I could help you and thanks again for your support.
anytime my friend, so very happy I could help, if this helped you, maybe the build video would help as well ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I3fssq2t-Js.html. Thanks so much for checking out my video, liking and subbing as well as commenting, it means so much to me.
Do you have to connect the 4 pin cpu cable? I noticed yours was not and my power supply did not come with a 4 pin cable. XPG Core Reactor 750w and a strix b550-f WiFi motherboard
no, you dont need to have that 4Pin cable connected, it as I mention in the video is for additional power when you are overclocking, you can if you like, but you dont need to.
Hello Igy. As ussual a great vid, with a lot of explications on how to. I know this is a "budget" config but i do have some questions for you, for better orientation. Do you think installing 2 SSD beside the Nvme is good or not? Personally i was wondering if installing 32GB Rams would be a big difference or not( i would like to go with RGB so...) Is it really gonna make a change if i install liquid cooling unit instead of the van and the last question is- is there a big difference beetwen AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor and the AMD RYZEN5 3600XT Socket AM4 (4.5Ghz+35MB) Thanks for your help and hope that my questions are not to lame
yes, SSD's are fine as storage devices, I should have ordered a regular SSD for the secondary drive, but yeah its good. So Liquid cooling has its pros and cons. Pro is that it will keep the CPU nice and cool.... con... it reduces over all overflow. Now, if you mount the liquid cooling on the top, it will improve air flow, on the front, it is good, but not as direct as the top since it will help air pass over the RAM, VRM's, heatsinks, chipset, etc. the 3600XT has more cores and faster cores, along with it's IPC improvement, so it would be better getting that. Never lame my friend, its always great asking if you don't know, thats why I make these videos to help everyone out. I hope I have helped you my friend. Please do let me know if you have any questions, and also, if you are going to buy anything in this video, please make sure to use the affiliate links in the description, it would help me tons. thanks so much for stopping by, checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Right around 14:00 minutes into your tutorial you connect the CPU to power with the 8 Pin. The manual shows 4 Pin or 8 Pin. Is there any differences or advantages to using one or the other? Is there an issue using both? I am going to use two 8 Pin cables for powering the GPU for greater power delivery as opposed to the 8 pin pigtail they provided with the PSU.
I would recommend using the 8Pin, but its not bad to use the 4 and 8Pin. Now make sure you are using the EPS cable, not the PCIE cable. There is an 8Pin PCIE and an 8Pin EPS cable, there are no 8Pin pig tailed EPS connections. What is the manufacturer and model number of your power supply so I can see what you have and help.
@@willt1963 OK cool, just making sure. the 8Pin EPS connections should not fit into the PCIE connections, but I have known people to and physically seen the aftermath of what happens when you force that cable in, its not pretty. They are notched differently, but you can make it fit, with the force of a gorilla hahah. So, just make sure you don't connect the pigtailed ends into the video card, use 1 cable per card and use the ends, not the pigtailed ends of the PCIE connection.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
thank you very very much.. i have same mb and ryzen 5600x.. this is the video which explain everything very smooth and clean. i hope i can manage cable connection with my nzxt h510 elite and seasonic focus gx series psu.. thanks a lot, really i mean it.
awesome my friend, so very happy I could help you. Thanks so much for checking out the video, liking and subbing as well as commenting, it means the world to me and if you have any questions, please do let me know, always happy to help.
that's a great question, one I have questioned myself many times... yes, hahah. turn it on first, make sure everything works and then if confirmed it all works, then zip tie it. I get lucky sometimes and dont think about it, so I didn't think about it for this video, but sometimes, no luck.
Thank you so much my friend, I greatly appreciate it, I thank you as well for the sub and like, they mean a ton to me. I have more coming up, so please stay tuned
Hello, I am building my PC and I am a bit worried at how I should plug my CPU alimentation since my motherboard has a 4 pins and 8 pins plug but my alimentation has two double 4 pins cables. I tried to check what you did but I wanted to be sure : did you plug 2 4 pins into the 8 pins and left 4 pin empty ? Should I do the same and also plug another 4 pins into the 4 pins ? Thanks a lot in advance I am a bit stressed about thiiiis
You can leave the 4 pin empty plugging in only the 8PIn or you can plug in both the 4 pin and the 8Pin, usually the additional one is needed only for overclocking but it won't hurt to have it in there, you are good my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks for answer. The thing is I dont seem to have a "8 pins" cable but only two cables with 2 "4pins" each (just like you seem to have in your video ^^). So my question was, can I plug the "2x4Pins cable" in the 8 pins slots safely ^^. As soon as I find a confirmation on this, I am going to finish building my PC :)) !
@@ThisBytesForYou thanks a lot ^^ I plugged in everything but PC still seems to receive no power since nothing at all happens a boot.. will investigate!
@@ik0534 follow along with this video, it might be you dont have the cables seated properly or the ATX cable, I go into detail in these videos to help you.
Hi its another time me,when the pc is finished,for example at minute 20:03 where am I supposed to connect the cables to the monitor?because I don’t see them
Wished I watched this video before destroying my whole pc, I did pull out the gpu like a dumb butt also ruined the ram/slot at the same time, my first time building a pc and well there's so many mistakes I've made along the way, your video will be useful for others.
Ahh well it happens bud, but yeah I am here to help if you need it and I come out with videos weekly to show you new things PC related, make sure you are subscribed to get alerted for all the releases. So very happy you enjoyed it.
@@ThisBytesForYou thanks for the quick response you surely are a good man, I have a question maybe you must have the answer, can the NZXT Kraken x53 usb hook up with the corsair commander pro USB port? I have the b550-f wifi ii motherboard it only has one USB_E12 port, can I plug in the x53 USB 2.0 into the USB 3.0 port?
@@ThisBytesForYou The NZXT kraken is a great cpu cooler maybe you can one day do a video about it, I've replaced most of the damage parts of the pc, very lucky I purchased spare parts just not the ram sticks, still the motherboard led light is yellow I'm unsure what that means, perhaps you might know more concerning you've had the asus rog strix b550-f gaming motherboard for some time, id like to know what that light means? Is the motherboard itself damaged?
@@josephuav9056 iif they sent me one I would be happy to review it, but I have emailed them before and they have never responded, oh well. What processor do you have?
Amazon says that the Asrock A0029391 id currently unavialble,what should i do?couse i gotta buy it in the next month qnd i have no idea what to do? @ThisBytesForYou
Can you please help I Finished building my pc but wiring is really difficult and the I have no idea in particular how to make the rear fan cable to look nicer any help please.
@@ThisBytesForYou I’m sorry I love your videos I didn’t want to come across in a bad way I meant how were u able to make the fan at the left side of the case I think it’s called an exhaust fan cable look as good as u made it to look because mine just goes over the mother board 😂
@@ThisBytesForYou I get why you would say that but the thing is that what I need help on is already connected since the very beginning of the video and you take it to the back of the case through the very top left hole and when we look at the back of the case I can’t tell which wire belongs to that case fan wire. That’s why I needed help :(
Well, this video is 2 years old, I dont have this case anymore, but what do you mean the fan goes over the motherboard? Do you see how I plug in the front fans, in the ports I plug them in?
the 4Pin, next to the 8Pin EPS is additional power for the CPU, if you are overclocking, higher overclocks pull more power. It is not needed if you are stock or only slightly overclocked.
yes, the additional 4 is for overclocking to provide more power, if you dont have it, its perfectly fine not to install it, I usually do though, I didn't in this one.
@@PUROPOGO Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so incredibly happy I could help you.
Thank you for this video! I'm doing my first build on my own this coming weekend with my 6 yr old daughter and can't wait. Was a little nervous about all the wiring, so this video will certainly help.
You are so very welcome my friend, so very happy I could help you, that's awesome, I started my son out at 5 or 6 as well, he is 13 and has been fixing PC's at school whenever there are issues even before he was a teen, so awesome. This video we are commenting on is the wiring video, but this is the first part of the video, the build, if it helps you as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I3fssq2t-Js.html. Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my video, liking and subbing as well as commenting your kind words, thank you so much and it's great that you are starting them young, they are sponges right now, so all the info will stick, so awesome.
Hi! I really hope you can help. I have the same motherboard. I tried the BIOS flashback button, it does not even light up at all. I tried 3 different USB sticks but no light at all. I built a ryzen 5 5700G on this ASUS B550F gaming wifi mobo and 2x8 crucial ballistix ram. It did not post, no display and had the orange dram light on. But the fans, aio and argb were all working fine, even the argb light selector on my ASUS TUF GT301 chassis. I cleaned the ram and tried to install it one by one but still the orange dram light. I thought the only thing left to do is to update the bios. I tried it with the full system but no light on the bios flashback. I disassembled everything and just have the motherboard now connected to the psu but still nothing. No light at all on the bios flashback. I don't know what to do anymore. I just want to make sure that the BIOS is updated to see if it fixes the orange dram QLED and no post error I am getting.
@@ThisBytesForYou yes I did. The issue is my brand new motherboard's bios flashback doesn't even light up. The ROG logo on the mobo does light up but none on the bios. I tried holding it for 3, 4 up to 10 seconds even but nothing.
do you have it plugged into the flashback port? Did you rename the CAP file like I went over in the video? Remember, unlusss you show file name extension, when you rename the file, for example it will be filename.cap.cap install of filename.cap
is the flash drive formatted as FAT32 or some other table, it needs to be FAT32. If you say it is, Format it again as FAT32, then put the BIOS file in it and give it another try.
@@ThisBytesForYou i had to plug the rgb into a sata cable then daisy chain them together and then plug the fan controller into the internal usb but at first I did know what i was doing
Ummm I went to see if the parts are compatible this is what popped up, can someone explain, and does it greatly affect the PC, please Note: The Asus ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING (WI-FI) ATX AM4 Motherboard has an additional 4-pin ATX power connector but the Gigabyte P-B 650 W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply does not. This connector is used to supply an additional 12V current to the motherboard. While the system will likely still run without it, higher current demands such as extreme overclocking or large video card current draws may require it. The motherboard M.2 slot #2 shares bandwidth with SATA 6.0 Gb/s ports. When the M.2 slot is populated, two SATA 6.0 Gb/s ports are disabled.
The Gigabyte P-B 650 W 80+ bronze does not have an additional 4 Pin, it has a 4+4 which is used on this motherboard to connect to the EPS CPU power. The additional 4Pin is meant for when you are attempting to overclock a lot, small overclocks will be fine without it, it is not needed at all if you don't overclock aggressively. The disabling SATA ports is normal, that will happen on most if not all motherboards. In this build in particular, I am not using any SATA drives, only 2 x M.2 drives. I hope I answered your question?
What should I do if it powers on but it won’t show up on my monitor? Where did I mess up and where in the video should I go to, to see how to fix what happened
So, have you watched the video or do you want me to point you to where in the video an issue happened,..... where I don't know what the issue is. Let's start at the basics, now that I am awake.... that pesky sleep thing. Please list all of your components, manufacturers and model numbers.
@@ThisBytesForYou this is so funny. You respond relatively fast and he still has not responded in a month! Really appreciate you, you really helped me. Thanks
@@channalname5771 yeah, some people NEVER respond, and they need help right now... and you try to help and nothing and I am so very happy I could help, always a pleasure. i am working on something big to release on Thursday, with the big boys, so please make sure you are subscribed and have the bell notification enabled so you know when the video releases. Thanks as always for your kind words.
@@channalname5771 thanks my friend, I do appreciate it and please feel free to share some of my videos with your friends that may need some help, always happy to help.
Thanks bud, so very happy you enjoyed this video and I thank you so much for stopping by, checking out the video, liking and subbing as well as letting me know it helped you, I really appreciate it. And might I ask, what Guitar do you have, or what guitars do you have, I play too, but its been a while. My last one, real one was a Jackson Flying V, pearl inlaced fretts, skulls painted all over the body, I miss it, didn't have amazin pickups, but i would have built on to it,... but I sold it for my addiction... computers :(
@@ThisBytesForYou I have a 8 string extended range Ibanez :) only 1 guitar :) I believe less is more... I also love both, guitars and music more than pc's though :)
@@MrGuitarsqueal ahhhhh beautiful, never played an 8 string, played a 7 string, I am no lead, but a decent rhythm. Well, I love music and it takes me places, but I have made my living with PC's. I have been a product development Engineer for alienware, then dell when the bought us and then on my last boutique run, with Velocity Micro. I am now an IT Manager elsewhere and I love it. I miss developing and wiring/building/overclocking and tweaking review machines as well, but it was very hectic, as an IT Manager, I love the different PC aspect. Don't get me wrong, I love and miss playing... a lot, but PC's are a different kind of relaxation for me. Keep rocking brother, i am jealous of you... I may pull out my guitar... as soon as i finish editing Fridays video ;)
@@MrGuitarsqueal ahhh that's awesome my friend, I would love to get back into it, but I really don't have time. Full time it manager, then I come home and do reviews, barely have time for the wife, kids and dogs, but trying hard to grow. Do you have a channel and guitar lessons?
Ajudou muito o vídeo mesmo usando tradução automática deu para entender o Brasil agradece. -> Translation: The video helped a lot, even using automatic translation, I can understand Brazil thanks you.
Estou muito feliz por poder ajudar você meu amigo, apenas usando o google tradutor para facilitar para você haha, eu só falo inglês e espanhol, não português mas adoraria ir ao Brasil algum dia. Always a pleasure my friend ;)
@@MatheusTO oh I am sure I will, but it gets difficult with my day job, night job, wife and kids, and expensive, but one day for sure and always a pleasure my friend, I love helping.
There is a non Wi-Fi version of this board, that looks like what you have but you can get an affordable USB Wi-Fi adapter from my Amazon Affiliate link: geni.us/QAnJ
The 4 pin cable is good for around 190 watts of power. The 8 pin is rated for around 320 watts, so the 8Pin can provide all the power you need, the 4Pin can be used for additional power to your CPU if you are doing hard core overclocking. On some builds I use the 8PIn and 4Pin, some I used the 8Pin alone, but I never use the 4Pin alone. As for Power supplies, i buy more than I need so that I dont need to buy a new power supply for every single gpu update making the gpu cost so much more. The 1200watt I have had for 15 years since works fine, the 1000Watt PSU's I have had for over 5 years work great, for example, this seasonic power supply (most power supplies are rebranded Seasonic power supplies) would be perfect for today and tomorrow: geni.us/vuyCXMt
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
@@abdimajidabdulle3007 if it does not have a switch, the power supply is always in mode to be turned on. I think you are referring to then the power button on the case?
@@Crashoutrod thats why I make these videos, for the new people, we were all noobs,I never forget that and I make this to help everyone, this will truly help you.
ahh I apologize, I see why you are confused, I never disconnected them to reconnect them, this video will help you instead: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J5m5WBlPkfc.html
@@nickolasgomez7269 Thanks for your enthusiasm buddy, I do appreciate it. Haven't been feeling that great this week and just really tired, plus I am working on another HUGE review coming up, but Maybe Monday, if not Friday, stay tuned ;)
there is an L shape on the power supply cable, and 1 on the SATA drives cable. It might be notched so that it sticks out but it "should" be OK. Difficult without seeing it.
I hope he does, I help tons of people with these videos and I have a few more than may help, hopefully I can help him and if he has any questions, he is always welcomed to ask, I always reply, sometimes within seconds, sometimes within a day or 2, depends how busy I am, but I get back to everyone.
on Mondays video ;) Stay tuned my friend. Make sure to like and subscribe and click on the bell notification so you know when I come out with it, actually editing it now.
@@vroomvroom4061 someone told me a long time ago that when you know about computers you know about cars, which as you know if 100% false, while computers and cars work together now a days very closely, you don't have to know anything about computers to get them to work, and visa versa with computers to cars. While by night and weekends I do youtube, during the work days, I am an IT Manager for a large automation manufacturer, who build large machines to help automate things in a factor, as small as rolling an object to as large as you can imagine, and much much more. Both the electrical and mechanical engineers don't know very much about computers, other than they use AutoCAD mechanical and Electrical and also Solidworks, more than that, and they are clueless, but that's OK, that's where they make their money, I make my money by making their money makers work, so we all work well together ;)
@@ThisBytesForYou Yes I agree. The cars electrical system alone is like looking at the inside of a 12 volt power supply; insanely complicated. Most Petroleum powered vehicles use spark plugs and a massive step up from 12 volts to 35,000 volts consistently. The computers in the cars are slightly bare compared to PCs. The difference is the computers on cars is they are more like servers; meant to read data and adjust. Most methods of fixing computers is as ghetto as having another device do it for you. Even fixing some parts on cars is as simple as looking at a database like Pro demand to get torque specs and precision Fit ups like timing chains and bearing clearances. Learning about the PC is going to help me begin to attack computer modules on cars and help in my future in automotive engineering
@@vroomvroom4061 Well awesome my friend, so very happy yo have you here and I hope I can help you. I come out with content every week on PC components and accessories, so I hope to catch you on a few more videos. Aside from the weekly content, I have almost 400 videos already uploaded on different things that can help, and if I dont have it and it makes sense, let me know, I may make a video on it. Please don't forget to subscribe ;)
This is a limited view of wiring a PC..not everyone has the type that your showing here.. Why don't u show just a basic connection...no games and etc.?
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I am confused my friend, I want to help you but I need to understand. If you are refer to a gaming PC, a gaming PC is a regular PC, only more powerful. A gaming PC generates more heat because it does so much more and requires sooo much more power than a regular web browsing, photo editing PC. A gaming PC is a perfect video editing machine, video encoder/decoder, workstation, super computer, etc. A power supply geared more towards a gaming PC, means it has a lot of power, because a gaming PC demands power. Power consumption and speed, usually generate heat, so you need better cooling but you also need to manage your cabling better. You need to build your machine in a manner that there is not a rats nest of cables strung across your PC. That rats nest of cables, while innocent and not placed there to cause harm, can be murder on your PC and cause a ton of issues. That is one of the first things I learned when I started working for Alienware. At Alienware, I started thinking I knew it all, because I had built computers, took me 10 minutes to build a computer from the ground up and they laughed at me saying, "Ha, well thats not going to work here". Now, it can take me sometimes 4 hours to build a PERFECT PC. That PC can browser the web, edit photos, chat on faceboot, instagram, linkedin, twitter, while ripping a bluray, encoding a video, editing a video while editing a photo and maybe playing a game.... all at once, because it has that much power and it can keep itself cool. So I ask you again, what do you mean Minus games?
You should be sorry, this video is to show people how to get everything working, and basic wire management, not a guide to make it look 100% perfect. Show me some of the videos you have made to help people do this and you excellent cable management skills in that instructional video broken down to less than 30 minutes, I don't see any on your site though.
Hello Igy. As ussual a great vid, with a lot of explications on how to. I know this is a "budget" config but i do have some questions for you, for better orientation. Do you think installing 2 SSD beside the Nvme is good or not? Personally i was wondering if installing 32GB Rams would be a big difference or not( i would like to go with RGB so...) Is it really gonna make a change if i install liquid cooling unit instead of the van and the last question is- is there a big difference beetwen AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor and the AMD RYZEN5 3600XT Socket AM4 (4.5Ghz+35MB) Thanks for your help and hope that my questions are not to lame
yes, SSD's are fine as storage devices, I should have ordered a regular SSD for the secondary drive, but yeah its good. So Liquid cooling has its pros and cons. Pro is that it will keep the CPU nice and cool.... con... it reduces over all overflow. Now, if you mount the liquid cooling on the top, it will improve air flow, on the front, it is good, but not as direct as the top since it will help air pass over the RAM, VRM's, heatsinks, chipset, etc. the 3600XT has more cores and faster cores, along with it's IPC improvement, so it would be better getting that. Never lame my friend, its always great asking if you don't know, thats why I make these videos to help everyone out. I hope I have helped you my friend. Please do let me know if you have any questions, and also, if you are going to buy anything in this video, please make sure to use the affiliate links in the description, it would help me tons. thanks so much for stopping by, checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me.
