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setting mine to PCI GEN 3 has resolved all issues with the RTX 3070 card, hoping new bios and chipset drivers from AMD will resolve the PCI gen 4 issue. Out in April 21.

I had a Ryzen 1700 and had overclocked memory to 3000 successfully, it wouldnt run correctly at 3200 as i would have odd crashes and blue screens. Strip your graphic drivers right back using DDU (display driver uninstaller), use the safe mode as suggested. Ensure you have the latest AMD...

Ok, just to confirm the chnage to PCI GEN 3 has fixed the issue. Thanks :) Just shows how often you can think its hardware issues and its a setting or driver somewhere else.

Update: 12 restarts and shutdowns on PCI version Gen 3, no issue to date, hoping its that.

Ahh, its mounted normal way although it does have a long bracket to sit underneath GPU to hold the weight, although this card is especially light thus havent installed that bit yet.

OK, swapped to Gen 3, its possible GEN 4 may have been causing the issue as AUTO may have been selecting that and thus manaully selecting it wouldnt really help. Will see if that has an effect.

Sorry if unclear, I originally changed the PCI settings and it seemed ok but reared its ugly head again. I went back into BIOS (slowy as the pc seems to slow up and the BIOS screen refreshes very slowly) and saved again and reset and it seemed to correct itself again. I've rebooted five times...

OK, Got an MSI X570 Tomahawk board with Ryzen 5600x and was using with GTX 1080 until i decided to sell the card, bought a cheap GPU until i eventually got a RTX 3070 MSI Ventus 3x. After installing, it booted and went very slowly into windows, looked like the FPS was so slow you could see the...

I had similar with my rtx 3070, changed the pci to gen 3 for my Ryzen 5600 everything was fine, dev auto wasn’t working with my x570 Tomahawk. Bios update didnt fix the issue, only the above

Hi All, Just thought i'd share my experience with my new RTX 3070 MSI ventus 3070 3x graphics card i just purchased (yes it was a chase to get it :). My main system components were this, Ryzen 5600x and a MSI X570 Tomahawk board. After installation i immeditaely noticed BIOS posted extremely...

I completed this with no issues with a 5600x Key points 1) follow this link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTkXunUAriE) 2) Ensure you have unzipped the rom and put that onto the flash drip (uncompressed) 3) rename the BIOS to MSI.ROM 4)I had the power lead in and cpu power (you might not need...

I had mine delivered a week ago. 1) Prep flash drive first. Fat 32 like you said. 2) Ensure you unzip the BIOS file (very important) from the download and put it into the flash drive (not compressed) 3) rename the BIOS file to MSI.ROM 4) I connected the motherboard 12 pin and the cpu 8 pin...

5600x with e-sports duo cooler and X570 Tomahawk, 35 degrees in windows normal use (fans set to quiet mode), gaming (cyberpunk 2077) 50 degrees which is absolutely fine. You dont need so much cooling that you could carry around the Covid 19 vaccine you know :)

Stick with the 5600x as long as you can get it for stock rrp, if you are going to hold for 10 years then you could pick up the 5900 in maybe 5 years time for less than the extra (250.00) it would cost you today i'd imagine. Plus the 5600x is comparable in multi core operations to the 3700x thus...

Hey, just bought an x570 MSI Tomahawk board and Ryzen 5600x, very nice piece of kit. I have to admit i wasnt keen on a fan on the motherboard but can confirm it only comes on when at load (e.g gaming (playing cyberpunk 2077). i cannot hear it above my Esports duo cooler, x2 silent wings 3 140mm...

Thanks for the detailed replies, and yes people do have different level's of volume tolerance. What i will say is the DAC adds a hell of a lot to my Z623 Logitech speakers, the volume knob is only going up to around 8-9 o clock and it's loud, and still has plenty more room to crank it up if...

OK peeps, now I've done a load of research lately on headphones and DACs and here is my conclusions versus my own motherboard audio. My motherboard is a MSI B350 Gaming Pro Carbon, it has a decent audio chip of an ALC 1220 and an internal headphone amplifier which says it can power up to 600...