I set up my new motherboard a week ago and have two strange issues and am seeking advice on what to do next:
1) apparently the RealTek NIC causes the entire LAN network to crash, and it might be a prevalent issue across all these motherboards with the RealTek 2.5GE NIC. I've spent hours trying to rule out the cause of all my devices stopping communicating with each other, and it seems to be like it's my new motherboard. Should I keep troubleshooting or ask OC UK to change my board for something else, like an X570 instead?
2) I've noticed sometimes my mouse and/or keyboard would become unresponsive. in the same Reddit post above people mention they have similar issues and their 'solution' is to just stop using the USB ports? I bought the motherboard for it's abundance of USB ports so don't really have that luxury, anyone else have this issue and know of a proper solution?
I went from a 'problematic' x370 ASUS CH6 Hero, to a now potentially even more 'problematic' B550, I just want the basic stuff to work, not sure what to do next as this seems too much an ask from these motherboard manufacturers
Cheers.
1) apparently the RealTek NIC causes the entire LAN network to crash, and it might be a prevalent issue across all these motherboards with the RealTek 2.5GE NIC. I've spent hours trying to rule out the cause of all my devices stopping communicating with each other, and it seems to be like it's my new motherboard. Should I keep troubleshooting or ask OC UK to change my board for something else, like an X570 instead?
2) I've noticed sometimes my mouse and/or keyboard would become unresponsive. in the same Reddit post above people mention they have similar issues and their 'solution' is to just stop using the USB ports? I bought the motherboard for it's abundance of USB ports so don't really have that luxury, anyone else have this issue and know of a proper solution?
I went from a 'problematic' x370 ASUS CH6 Hero, to a now potentially even more 'problematic' B550, I just want the basic stuff to work, not sure what to do next as this seems too much an ask from these motherboard manufacturers
Cheers.