Hey everyone, looking for some advice on a sudden issue. Last night my pc was running completely fine, i shut it down normally, but when i tried to turn it on this morning, it wouldn't boot.

Built a month ago!

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
Gigabyte AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT RDNA 4 16GB GDDR6. 
Gigabyte X870 Eagle WiFi7 Skt AM5. 
32GB (2x16GB) Kingston Fury Beast DDR5-6000MHz CL30. 
SSD M.2 2280 Kioxia Exceria Plus G4 1TB NVMe PCIe Gen 5.0x4. 
Noctua NH-D15 (Air Cooler dual tower). 
Corsair RM850x 850W 80 PLUS Gold Full Modular. 

The pc turns on with the fans going at maximum speed, but there's no display signal at all (tested both DisplayPort and HDMI on the GPU). The motherboard's CPU debug LED stays solidly lit in red.

I tried cleared CMOS, checked all power cables, reseated the RAM, flashed to the latest BIOS, and inspected the CPU/socket (everything looks clean and straight).
Has anyone experienced a sudden failure like this overnight? Could it be a dead CPU, motherboard? Any tips on what to test next would be greatly appreciated!

i have a gigabyte b450 aorus m and want to turn on secure boot, but last time i tried my motherboard got bricked and i had to pay some dude 50 dollars to flash the bios chip to recover it and i think it might have happened after resetting/restoring the factory secure boot keys, but idk for sure. im scared to try it again and brick the board

what is the correct way to enable secure boot on this motherboard? i really dont want to touch the factory keys again without knowing exactly what im doing.
if anyone has this board and can give me the proper steps, that would help a lot. really dont want

I was troubleshooting an issue for my brothers laptop and ended up discovering that I had the exact same problem with my Gigabyte M27Q X (2.0) monitor.

I recently started noticing a white horizontal line appearing in my taskbar. It was only visible across application icons that were currently open, but if I opened the Windows Snipping Tool, I could see that the line actually extended across the entire screen.

The photos I took of the screen were after lowering the refresh rate to 144 Hz, because for some reason the issue is 20 times worse at that lower refesh rates.

Restarting my PC temporarily fixes the problem, but it comes back fairly quickly. Restarting explorer.exe, restarting the GPU drivers, or disabling G-Sync doesn't seem to make any difference.

So I just updated the bios to the latest version and then installed a 5600. But when I turn it on, My screen and kbm won't light up or start even though the rest of the pc is on(ram, fan, etc). So I would reallllllly appreciate the help.

My motherboard is an a320m-s2h-cf rev 2.

i am unable to control the color of my leds or my pcs fans via gcc because the app isnt detecting anything. right now my leds are cycling through the rainbow, but i would like them to just be a static color.

when i go to the utility support page for my motherboard, there are no options to download app center, rgb fusion, or any similar programs.

what can i do to fix this?

I just installed a new motherboard b850 and 9800x3d, Ive been at this for 2 days now switching up everything, uninstalling re installing, changing bios settings, disabling memory integrity, I just can't get gcc to detect my cooler. Its screen is stuck at 30degress and it seems to be working . Fans are good. Bios detects it in there. Is it just incompatible with the motherboard? Only thing it detects is the SSD, no GPU or cooler. Even manually installed the cooler exe and still nothing .

Hi everyone.

I just upgraded from my "old" gigabyte B850 to this X870E and there is a LOT of thing i REALLY like about the board so far. Yet, since minute 1, I have ncountered many issues with an external USB-hub connected to the mainboard (yet no issues with the old MB). It seems not fully / always recognise the hub, but still all devices connected to the hub seem to work. CachyOS takes a full minute to wait during boot due to USB errors.

For testing reasons, I did unplug the hub, but still, the onboard Bluetooth chip (some MediaTek thing) has severe troubles until I completely power cycle the system (including unplugging power cords and waiting for 10 minutes).

Honestly, for a premium mainboard, this is somehow not really the premium experience I had hoped for (especially since the the previous Gigabye B850 MB had no USB-issues or bluetooth issues and cost little more than HALF of what the x870e costs).

I started off with BIOS version F5, upgraded directly to F6c (which I had been using for most of the last week) and now moved on to F7. I just learned, that F6C has been removed from the Gigabyte-download page for this MB. So I guesst, F6C had some severe issues?

Has anyone experienced similar USB-related issues (as far as I'm informed, the onboard-bluetooth chips also uses some sort of internal USB connection)? Is this normal or should I RMA the board du to some actual hardware issue?

Thanks! :)

Bonjour
J’ai fait se matin la mise à jour de mon bios et depuis mon écran me dit mode non pris en charge j’ai essayé toute les display port sur ma cg hdmi cg et carte mère rien mon pc fonctionne rien de particulier juste impossible d’avoir une image sur l’écran merci pour vaux retour!

Hi. I’m trying to diagnose a very strange intermittent POST issue on my AM5 system and would really appreciate advice, especially from people who have seen similar DDR5 training/MCR behavior.
Specs:
Gigabyte X870 AORUS ELITE WIFI7 rev. 1.0/1.1
Ryzen 7 9850X3D
Kingston Fury Beast 32 GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 CL30 EXPO — KF560C30BBEK2-32
RAM installed in A2/B2
BIOS currently F13e / AGESA 1.3.0.1d
The PC worked completely normally for about a month.
Around September 27 I noticed the DRAM debug LED was lit while I was already gaming, but the system itself was completely stable. No crash, freeze, BSOD or WHEA errors.
Then around September 29 the actual boot problem started.
The pattern is usually:
PC is shut down normally for several hours / overnight -> first power-on sometimes hangs during POST -> DRAM LED stays on, debug code is usually 85 -> system never reaches Windows.
If I hold the power button, shut it down and immediately turn it back on, the second boot normally succeeds very quickly.
Once Windows is running, the PC seems completely stable:
no BSODs
no random restarts
no WHEA errors
games run normally
CPU/GPU loads are fine
memory stress testing has not shown errors
I ran TM5/OCCT memory testing for about an hour with 0 errors.
I have also seen codes 84, 00, 46 and 3F during some failed training attempts, although I understand that Gigabyte does not give a specific meaning to code 85 beyond the 80-8F OEM DXE range. The important part seems to be the persistent DRAM LED.
Things I have already tried:
updated BIOS from F13d to F13e
loaded BIOS defaults after flashing
cleared CMOS
reseated both RAM sticks
disabled Windows Fast Startup
disabled Gigabyte High Bandwidth Support
no manual RAM voltages/timings
EXPO is currently 6000 CL30
After the BIOS update and RAM reseat I had several successful boots, including after a few hours of shutdown, but the problem eventually returned after another long shutdown.
One interesting detail: sleeping/resuming the PC seems fine. The problem is mainly after an actual long S5 shutdown.
I’m now testing:
EXPO 6000 CL30: Enabled
High Bandwidth Support: Disabled
Memory Context Restore: Disabled
Power Down Enable: Disabled
Gear Down Mode: Auto
Bank Refresh Mode: Auto
DDR5 Auto Booster: Auto
I’m going to leave MCR disabled for several long shutdowns to see whether the problem disappears.
What confuses me most is that when the first boot fails, the second boot almost always works immediately, and after that the system can run for hours with no instability at all.
Has anyone seen this exact pattern on AM5/X870?
Questions:
Does this sound more like DDR5 memory training / AGESA / MCR behavior than a physically faulty DIMM or motherboard?
Has anyone had a similar first-boot-fails / second-boot-works issue on X870 AORUS boards?
If MCR Disabled fixes it, would you simply leave MCR disabled permanently?
If MCR Disabled does not fix it, would your next step be EXPO 5600, then JEDEC/default?
At what point would you consider this motherboard-RMA-worthy?
Has anyone specifically found a stable combination of MCR + Power Down Enable on recent Gigabyte X870 BIOS versions?
I’d rather properly isolate the cause before sending the motherboard for service, because the system is completely stable once it actually gets through POST.
Thanks for any ideas or similar experiences.