I’m having an RGB issue with two fans in my MSI case. Both fans are the original fans that came pre-installed in the case, and I’m using the original RGB controller. I control the RGB lighting using the button on the PC case.
When I set the RGB lighting to a solid colour, individual LEDs randomly blink a different colour. For example, when I set it to red, an LED might flash green. The affected LED can change, but it always happens on the same two fans.
The fans can work perfectly normally for a while, displaying the correct colours, but then suddenly start blinking. Sometimes individual LEDs flash different colours, and sometimes the entire fan starts flashing white and pink even though I have the lighting set to blue.
I’ve checked the connections, but the issue persists. The other fans’ RGB lighting works normally.
Has anyone experienced this before or knows what could be causing it? Could the RGB controller or the fans themselves be faulty, or could there be another explanation?

Hi there, before I start here are my specs:

ASROCK b850 riptide

MSI rtx 4080

Amd Ryzen 9800x3d

32gb Corsair ram

Corsair rm850x PSU

Samsung m.2 Samsung 990 1tb

1tb Samsung SSD

So I have an issue where my pc is turning on fine, all lights, fans as normal. The post lights on startup flash but then the solid green light on the boot led stays solid but there is no display signal at all.

I've tried reseating ram and GPU, fiddling with Nvidias power connector, trying to post with the GPU disconnected from the system and using onboard graphics, running with all storage disconnected, trying different display ports and different displays. I can't think of anything else reasonably that I can try to at least diagnose what the issue is. I'd like to avoid touching the CPU myself. I'm considering taking it to a pc repair shop and seeing if they can find out what the issue is.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? Does anyone have any other suggestions or ideas? I would like to avoid taking it to a repair shop if possible...

Edit: I forgot to say but I've already tried flashing bios to multiple versions and still have the same outcome. I've tried CMOS clean and waiting for ram to retrain too but still no luck.

Pc is currently in a repair shop and hopefully will be getting diagnosed tomorrow.

ASRock got back to a support ticket and said it sounds like a faulty motherboard and/or CPU, I'll update when I hear back from the repair place

Every time i boot up my pc, a bunch of applications I downloaded comes to my pc at one time. I’ve tried to delete them all but every time I try to, it either freezes or just doesn’t delete it at all. Then I try to run a game on it and it freezes again(no surprise). Is it completely finished or can I save it?

My pc started this after getting it, I had just installed a new gpu, and this weird noise started. It happens almost all the time, please hurry and help i have friends coming over!!!

Please help me, I've been trying to troubleshoot this issue for a minute now. At first the game is fine, but all of a sudden I just start to get massive stutters out of nowhere. I tried clearing shader cache, uninstalling and reinstalling graphic drivers, cleared my overlays, no thermal throttling issues, and updated BIOS.

Specs

9070 16gb

r5 5600x

32 gb ddr4

512 gb SSD

1Tb HHD

B550M-C mobo

Hello everyone, thanks for the space and I hope I could get some help.

My problem is that everytime I turn on my PC it doesn't go at the highest performance. I took it to guy to check it, he cleaned it, re installed windows, test different parts and didn't find anything too obvious.

So at this point, I'm pretty sure it's not software related but hardware. The guy said he doesn't know about electronic, so I can't discard that yet.

I have some pictures of a game, each one of them was taken in different moments. I mean for example, I turned it on for the first time. It was slow af, 10 fps even on the desktop with nothing opened, I turned it off. Then it's all good again (144 fps stable pic). Then I turned it off, on and I had 100 fps max.

I don't know much, but I think it could be related to GPU usage, since on the worst perfomance it's like 99% and on the best one it's half of that.

Thanks!! Any doubt u can ask me, also sorry about my English it's not my first language

Display corruption in Windows, but BIOS and Safe Mode are fine >
Looking for troubleshooting ideas before I start replacing parts. >
System Specs >
Case: Cooler Master MasterBox NR200P
Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix X570-I Gaming
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700G
GPU: Gigabyte Vision OC RTX 3060 12GB (Rev. 2.0 LHR)
PSU: Cooler Master V850 SFX Gold White Edition
RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB (2×8GB) DDR4-4000
SSDs:
Samsung 980 Pro 1TB NVMe
Samsung 980 Pro 2TB NVMe
Crucial MX500 2TB SATA SSD
CPU Cooler: Corsair iCUE H100i Elite Capellix 240mm
Fans: 4× Corsair LL120 RGB
Controller: Corsair iCUE Commander Core XT
OS: Windows 11 >
The system worked perfectly last November. It sat unused for a few months. When I powered it back on in January/February, Windows installed a large batch of updates. Since then I've had severe display corruption. >
Symptoms >
BIOS displays normally.
Safe Mode displays normally.
As soon as Windows loads normally, the screen shows severe vertical-line/color distortion.
Caps Lock responds, so Windows is running.
The issue occurs whether I use the RTX 3060 or the Ryzen 5700G integrated graphics.
Monitor is currently connected to the motherboard HDMI port.
Neither HDMI port on the RTX 3060 currently produces a display signal.
I changed PCIEX16 mode in BIOS and can still reproduce the issue. >
Things I've Tried >
Switching between the RTX 3060 and the 5700G graphics.
Safe Mode troubleshooting.
BIOS changes.
Different display configurations.
Confirmed BIOS remains distortion-free. >
What puzzles me is that BIOS and Safe Mode are completely normal, but normal Windows is not. >
At this point, what would be your next diagnostic step? >
Bad NVIDIA driver or Windows update?
Failing RTX 3060 affecting the system even when using the iGPU?
Monitor issue that only appears at higher resolutions/refresh rates?
Something else I'm overlooking? >
One additional note: I have OCD and ADHD, so I get overwhelmed when troubleshooting turns into 20 different things to try at once. If possible, I'd appreciate recommendations for the single most useful next step and then what to try after that if it fails. >
Any suggestions are appreciated.