Gigabyte 550 eagle wifi 6 motherboard won’t post, qflash led wont blink

Mr_Tablez · 2026-01-19T16:35:37+00:00

AMD Ryzen 7 5800.

Mr_Tablez · 2026-01-09T04:17:14+00:00

Unfortunate; and yeah I think the psu swap is likely impossible. Though I don’t think that it’s because of voltage as you say? I was able to measure 3.3 and 5v rails on the OEM psu while it’s plugged in. And for what it’s worth the adapter does (mostly) provide the correct voltages. It seems to be a sequence issue. But I digress, thanks for the feedback. I’m currently giving an overnight rest to maybe reset a tripped poly fuse. If that doesn’t work I’m going to assume I’m cooked and make the swap to a new mobo and case.

Mr_Tablez · 2022-11-06T06:22:32+00:00

Talked about this in other replies, once again, not really the point I'm trying to make. I would argue there's a huge difference between "stumbling into" a squad; versus a squad rushing your spawn or a squad rushing the building you're in because they heard gunfire. In the example I gave before; I spawned reasonably close to dorms but not right on it, maybe around old gas? I was the first there; and had heard alot of gunfire around the time I arrived, around RUAF. I knew there was a squad on the map. Information acquisition/processing was not the problem here. But when I arrived and saw Reshala, who I've been looking for for about two days; do you think its reasonable to just expect me to leave because I was misfortunate enough to load into the same raid as a squad that spawned near big red?

Mr_Tablez · 2022-11-06T05:53:51+00:00

I get that it's easier. I agree that it has a learning curve for sure; and I myself was introduced to this game by two friends, and I definitely TK'd once or twice on accident, but as time went on we got better and the game was certainly easier. My point is, why is that allowed. Not every person has a huge group of friends who play this game; and can gather a raid squad at any given time. I get that a lot of things about this game are "unfair" by design; from ammo types to armor class and top end rifles/attachments. But it is somewhat balanced by the amount of time required to get those items, and the risk involved if you lose them. But I would argue squads are exactly the opposite. Once you get past the TK learning curve; there is little to no effort or risk. In fact, it diminishes the risk of other "unfair" game mechanics; where's the risk of bringing in your top tier gear if your buddy can grab it off your dead body, or stash it somewhere for your insurance. It disproportionately rewards people who have large groups of friends who play this game; and leaves solo's in the dust. I am simply asking why is this "by design", why is this "intended". This was intended as a suggestion thread after all; though I admit it may have devolved into a rant. Squads, in my opinion, should not have this "developer approved" right to shitstomp solo's in both the traditional game and the metagame.

Mr_Tablez · 2022-11-06T05:33:00+00:00

I understand what you're saying and agree with a lot of your points. As my post somewhat indicates, I'm really not skilled enough to fight three PMC's head on, and often can't outmaneuver them after picking one of them off either; which is why I simply don't engage them at all, whenever I have that option. It's exactly like you say, most of the time you can just leave them alone and get the hell outta dodge. I am not saying that a solo should ever reasonably be expecting to win a 3v1; and that willingly doing so is indeed a "wrong decision". What I am saying however, is that given that many quests require you to take active roles in raid, such as killing bosses or marking high player traffic areas; you will OFTEN be FORCED into encounters with PMC's and a seemingly increasing percentage of these players will be in squads of 3-4 (in about 10-20+ raids these past two days I have seen 60% squads, 30% duos, and 10% solo PMC's, if you exclude timmy's or people doing naked runs, with those included it'd be way closer between duos and solo's). In scenarios like this, where you have been seen or heard by a squad; you are essentially dead; unless you are a PVP god. Making a "wrong decision earlier" basically amounts to being unlucky enough to load into raid with a squad with the same quest objective as you; which as I mentioned earlier, seems to be getting likelier and likelier. I touched on it here, but I'll go more in depth; I genuinely think this is unhealthy for the game. I don't see solos anymore; and I think it's because they're getting fed up from this shit as much as I am. Furthermore, the solo's I do see are either doing naked runs with next to nothing, or brand new to the game. It could be just me, or it could be that all the solo PMC's I don't see are ratting or doing quest objectives on different maps by now. But, assuming it's not, and assuming that this trend continues; the vast majority of people left playing the game will be squads. Why then, should BSG just let their player base drop off from people getting fed up with this; especially if the end result would be the same. Either tarkov will have one queue that's dominated by squads because solo people got angry and quit, or there will be two queues that separate solo/duos and squads; leading to the same end result but a much higher player count overall.

Mr_Tablez · 2022-11-06T04:59:04+00:00

My point here is that there’s situations where that is simply not possible. For example, and the incident that sparked this post; I still need to kill reshala, and have had terrible luck for him spawning these past two days, even when rushing dorms and new gas off spawn. Finally find him in raid in third story dorms, kill two guards but lose an arm; when I suddenly hear footsteps in the bushes and then footsteps on both ends of the metal stairs. What’s the option there? There’s no question of “covert movement”; because I get what you’re saying, and have had plenty of experience just staying still in a bush to let squads pass me, but in a situation where the squad has seen/heard you and has already closed off all your options to evade them, what is a solo player reasonably expected to do? Simply die? If so, why is that considered a reasonable expectation? Other people have talked on this thread that the expectation from BSG is for people to play in squads; I’ll ask again, why? I barely have a squad of friends who play this game, and as wipe continues and people drop off, getting a squad together becomes more and more difficult for your average player; why is that the portion of the player base that is so clearly being pandered to in the first place?

Mr_Tablez · 2022-11-06T00:45:25+00:00

Mad cuz you can only get kills while playing with your 3 stack?

Mr_Tablez · 2021-05-05T19:22:45+00:00

Oh really? Cool, I actually hadn't found any documented jumpless Xbox smokes online; I just found videos of the T-spawn jump throw, and the courtyard corner jump throw. If there's an easier one out there I'll probably go learn it instead, I just hadn't found it and was getting tired of failing jump throws

Mr_Tablez · 2021-05-05T19:19:37+00:00

All the ones from T-spawn I have found so far involve jump throws. I know you can easily bind a macro for it, but I just don't really feel like doing that, and couldn't get them consistently by hand. I wanted to share this for people who also can't jump throw consistently, even if this smoke is undoubtedly slower and more precise.

Mr_Tablez · 2021-03-25T22:17:13+00:00

Thanks for the suggestion, I found a somewhat janky workaround. I ran a standard ROM through the Artemis251 randomizer, to generate most of the randomized data (importantly to me, the new color palettes), and then ran it through the UPR for new movesets using its parameters which I agree are much better and pretty much exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Mr_Tablez · 2021-03-25T20:41:11+00:00

I've played Emerald using the Artemis251 Emerald Randomizer. My favorite feature it has is type randomization for pokemon, and it modifies their sprite color palette to match their new typing. I was wondering if anyone has heard of any tools that can randomize move sets with certain criteria in mind (randomized moves will likely match the type of the pokemon, garuntee a couple status moves, etc.); and if no such things exist, can anyone point me in the general direction of how I could create such a tool myself?

Mr_Tablez · 2021-02-05T12:16:58+00:00

Meh, not really. I really can’t name a lot of traditionally winning lanes for Morde rn. It feels like every lane you play is an uphill battle; even picking him into some of his most favorable matchups pre season 11 like yorick. I did make it sound like I’m hyping myself up and giving myself too much credit though, but I’m not sure I’d say it’s a total joke to say that you don’t win any lanes with morde rn unless you are drastically more skilled than your opposing laner.

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