Aura button on top bar of the BIOS main page.how do i turn off the lights on my Asus board ? is it bios related ?
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Aura button on top bar of the BIOS main page.how do i turn off the lights on my Asus board ? is it bios related ?
@ShiWarrior - Have you decided against replacing the motherboard?
Depends on the game, some always fail and require at least one or two files. It's just a steam thing.I'm sure I read on here that , because of all these crashes my ssd could be corrupting?
Well q game I've got installed right now, when I verify files, it says failed, so re downloads, but I check again and still failed
I'm wondering if it's nackering my ssd
Depends on the game, some always fail and require at least one or two files. It's just a steam thing.
I have used steam verify lots of times and never seen it say failed, maybe its been the ssd all along?I'm sure I read on here that , because of all these crashes my ssd could be corrupting?
Well q game I've got installed right now, when I verify files, it says failed, so re downloads, but I check again and still failed
I'm wondering if it's nackering my ssd
It could just be a bad drive or maybe a bad slot, Use CrystalDiskInfo to check the error count, think it can also check smart but never used that. If you have a spare drive, you could do a quick Win install without activating it, ideally using a different slot/port. Then install one game that was crashing and test it. A pain to do but could save a total re-build if it is the drive.windows 11 = fails all the time
windows 10 = after a game crashes
well i just don't know anymore
im not going to risk putting in a new SSD if its something else and its causes damage to it
@ShiWarrior have you tried a new drive before going all out on new parts?
I would be surprised if it was the other components. It seems like you have found the issue when you saw errors on the SSD.no
but my AM4 system was rock solid
soon as i went AM5 , crash not stop in games
so I'm thinking if it is the SSD, something is causing it to corrupt
3613 errors does not seem that high, my Force mp510 has way more (6129) and it has way less writes.no
but my AM4 system was rock solid
soon as i went AM5 , crash not stop in games
so I'm thinking if it is the SSD, something is causing it to corrupt
EDIT//
Tried 2 motherboards (exact same ones) so if its a bad slot, its on both
3613 errors does not seem that high, my Force mp510 has way more (6129) and it has way less writes.