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The only way to be certain is grab another psu think i would try a different manufacturer but dont you have custom cables ?Nope I sold it the same day I bought the RMx. I posted it and someone picked it up within a few hours.
The only way to be certain is grab another psu think i would try a different manufacturer but dont you have custom cables ?Nope I sold it the same day I bought the RMx. I posted it and someone picked it up within a few hours.
I have Corsair Premium cables Type 4 Gen 4, however I also tried the stock cables that come with the PSU earlier today and nothing changed :/The only way to be certain is grab another psu think i would try a different manufacturer but dont you have custom cables ?
Lets us known how you get on.I have Corsair Premium cables Type 4 Gen 4, however I also tried the stock cables that come with the PSU earlier today and nothing changed :/
Will have to RMA and wait for a replacement since there is no stock :/Lets us known how you get on.
Oh keep the unify untill you can test with a another psu.
Yeah IF at 2200Mhz seems pretty crazy. I have not been able to post at 2000Mhz but not sure if its my RAM kit, the Taichi I used which is not great for that, or the CPU. I will try again as soon as I can fix all this mess.
After building on both, the B550 and the X570 versions I must say I prefer the B550. Not only because of the VRM, improved memory OC, and lack of fan chipset fan (1 less thing that can break), but the board itself seems like a more refined version stuck on PCIE 3. The board feels nicer, looks more thought out, and refined. For example on the B550 you have the post code on the top right as opposed to the bottom, its easier to see, and on my O11 Dynamic its almost blocked by fans. The M2 slots have thermal pads on both sides, the X570 leaves the M2 floating and has thermal pad on the top only. Its just subtle differences that I noticed and cought my attention.
What issues you havingHi could you do me a favor and tell me what psu plugs you have plugged into your b550 unify board.
There are sockets for a 24pin, 2 8pins up top and a 6 pin pcie at the bottom.
I'm getting big issues trying to get my new build working, have the 24pin and 1 8pin connected.
What do you have? And any issues?
You need the 2 8pins up top for the CPU, no?Hi could you do me a favor and tell me what psu plugs you have plugged into your b550 unify board.
There are sockets for a 24pin, 2 8pins up top and a 6 pin pcie at the bottom.
I'm getting big issues trying to get my new build working, have the 24pin and 1 8pin connected.
What do you have? And any issues?
What issues you having
You need the 2 8pins up top for the CPU, no?
Are all the parts new or you had them in another system so know theyre working
Have you got a spare ssd to try instead of nvme take nvme outPsu, gpu is from my old system that worked fine. A ax850 corsair psu, gtx 970 all seemed to work fine before.
New = 3900xt, 2x32gig corsair 3200, new wd 850 1tb nvme, and new b550 unify.
Corsair memory isn't listed under the b550 unify but it was on other b550 msi mbs, (to be honest there are not many mem modules listed under the unify).
The mem reads OK under the bios...
Have you got a spare ssd to try instead of nvme take nvme out
Also you are using slot 2 and 4 for the ram
Try that one remove the 850 and try a different m2 slot just to rule it outI have a wd750 Nvme also, don't have an empty regular ssd atm... Yes slots 2 and 4 for the ram.
Try that one remove the 850 and try a different m2 slot just to rule it out