How to Flash the BIOS and Install Windows 11 - Asus TUF GAMING Z690-PLUS WIFI
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- We show you How to Flash the BIOS and Install Windows 11 on the ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WIFI, the DDR5 board. From start to finish so you know how to do it right, and some optimization.
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0:00 How to Flash the BIOS and Install Windows 11 on the Asus TUF GAMING Z690-PLUS WIFI
0:27 Turn on the PC and get it ready to flash the BIOS
1:05 Compare the BIOS version
1:20 How to flash the BIOS on the Asus TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WIFI - How to Update the BIOS
2:49 Basics on How to configure the BIOS - Asus TUF BIOS
6:00 How to install Windows 11
6:37 How to correct drives missing for Windows install
10:15 Copying all the drivers from my thumb drive to the PC
11:00 How to install all the drivers for your PC
14:15 How to install the LAN, Wireless LAN and Bluetooth Drivers on the ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WIFI
17:41 Updating additional drivers with Asus Aurmory Crate
20:15 I downloaded it, but I forgot to install it, whoops
20:25 Changing all the RGB lighting
20:45 Changing the Liquid Cooling lighting and settings on the EVGA CLCx 360 AIO
24:05 How to Run Windows Updates in Windows 11, Windows 11 New Updates
25:15 Basic Optimization of Windows 11
27:37 How to change the refresh rate of your monitor and enable G-sync
28:29 Everything we have gone over in this video.
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Use this as a beginners guide on How to Update Your Motherboard BIOS. If you have ever wondered why you would want to update your Motherboard BIOS/UEFI, this will not only help you, but help you understand as to why you would do this, and what you would do after. This is a Z690 Build. On Amazon, this is ASIN: B09RKTL5L3 an LGA1700 socket Intel 12th Gen but also a 13th Gen socket, a PCIe 5.0, DDR5 motherboard. The ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WIFI motherboard is right now the best value Intel Z690 DDR5 motherboard.
Thankfully, the Asus TUF Z690-Plus WIFI comes with TPM 2.0 and so Windows 11 installs perfectly. We will walk through a UEFI BIOS utility advanced mode, I don't like the EZ-Mode. This is an Asus BIOS setup Windows 11, a UEFI bios utility install Windows 11 guide. We do go over how to install OS on new PC then also how to update the BIOS and install all of the drivers. Windows 11 2023.
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Because we go over how to update BIOS.
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We show you How to Flash the BIOS and Install Windows 11 on the ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WIFI, the DDR5 board. From start to finish so you know how to do it right, and some optimization.
I appreciate you going to all that trouble and showing me how to set everything up, thank you so much and know that it helped a lot. Keep strong making these videos, you saved me.
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The only PC building tutorials on RUclips that I watch. Thank you as always for the awesome content and please never stop sharing your knowledge with us 💪🏻
Thanks so much for your kind words and support my friend, and the out of the blue BuyMeACoffee donation, it all means the world to me, your support is amazing and I thank you so much.
Your awesome man! Literally helped me fix my new build. Last time I built a gaming PC was 8 years ago, completely forgot all the necessary step lol.
Thank you!!!
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I just want to say thank you again. Your videos literally helped me built my very first PC. Keep up the quality content
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Just finished setting up my first PC. Knowing nothing about how computer work internally, I had to learn a lot in a very short amount of time and this video was vital. Thank you!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. I have tons more if you need them, cable management guides, build guides, upgrades guides and tons more. thanks again my friend.
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Thanks so much my friend, I truly appreciate it and your support, it means the world to me and I am so very happy you are enjoying these videos.
Best channel on RUclips for anything electronic or PC related HANDS DOWN!!!
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great video. thanks again!!
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awesome video! thank you
Thank you so much for your kind words and support my friend, it means the world to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Thank you you saved me i was unable to setup windows 11 beacuse nvme ssd driver issue
You are the best
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Hey man thanks for another great tutorial on how to update and flash the BIOS you learn something new every single day in the PC world thanks for sharing with us
By the way I fixed my RGB fan issue I had to switch the fans over to PWM and it was able to recognize the sensor so everything here is all good now.
Thanks bud, so very happy you enjoyed it and it is completely my pleasure. Awesome news about your fan, I love PWM, no fuss, just works.
This tutorial and many others on your channel made mind at ease , I'm building a new pc my last one was 10 years ago and alot has changed lmao. Thank u for uploading your knowledge!.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you and so happy you like them so much you keep coming back for more, makes me feel great to know I could help you. What kind of build did you put together?
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks for the reply , Here's what i build.
i5 13600K
RAM = Corsair Vengeance 32GB 2x16gb 5600mhz CL 36
Motherboard = Asus Tuf Gaming Z790 Plus Wifi
NVME = Samsung 970 evo Plus 2TB x2
CPU Cooler = Corsair iCUE H115i Elite Capellix
Videocard = Asus Rog Strix 3080 OC 12GB LHR
Power Suply = Corsair RM1000X
Case = Corsair 4000D
Win 11 Pro
Monitor = Asus Tuf VG27AQ QHD IPS 144Hz 27 inch
Keyboard Corsair K70 rgb Rapidfire
Mouse = Corsair Sabre rgb pro
This was my old build,
AMD FX 8350
First Motherboard was a Gigabyte but the vrm melted and motherboard bend, second motherboard asus sabertooth 990FX died after 2 years, then the Asus Aura 970 Pro Gaming still working
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 8GB 2x4 gb 1866 Mhz cl 9
Noctua NH-U12S
Samsung 840 evo 120 gb SSD
Seagate 1 TB 7200 HDD
Asus Strix GTX 960 OC 2GB
Power Suply Corsair VS650 650 Watt
Case = Corsair Carbide 200R
Win 7 Home updated to 10
tremendous difference in performance I am sure, nice upgrade my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou It's unreal lmao.
i like how ASUS boards VERIFY the bios file before asking to install it. this should be absolutely mandatory on all boards, rather than some will just install any ole file and will bork the mobo! awesome vid as usual bud
yeah they do a nice job for sure
Let's go!!!
Thanks bud, hope you enjoy it
Great video. Got the same case and gpu coming, but does the sidepanel actually close in this configuration? Power cable looks awfully close.
Thanks bud. The sidepanel is not close, it touches the cable, its right there, there is no way around it. I have a review of the case and everything coming out monday, I HIGHLY recommend you get a cablemod cable, like I have, you can see it in this video ruclips.net/video/8I4e6sw0meo/видео.html problem is CableMod is updating their offices, so they are not shipping till its over, but I am waiting for their 90 degree cable, but if you can find the cable you need, for your power supply, you may be able to find it on Amazon, search the site for it, the link is in that videos description and I hope to catch you on Mondays video.
Hey I love your videos... How you take time to explain every bit of the process...
The thing I want to know that... The Montech sky two is loud?? I watched other montech reviews and builds... Some of them say you can't control the fan speed.... Is it true?? Is it too loud??
Thank you. Love from India 🇮🇳♥️
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
it can be loud, and the PWM issue was supposed to have been fixed by Montech, but many are still complaining about it, I am not sure what to think of it. The issue is with the controller, you don't have to use the controller, you can use onboard fan headers and the issue will be solved.
love the vidoes, video on how to enter safe mode.. my outlook hangs.. almost same build outlook wont shut down
this video is how to get into safe mode ruclips.net/video/lZktuFEmRvU/видео.html, but you may want to run a repair of outlook within Program's and Features in the control panel... so what was your favorite part in this video?
Love your vids man. Helped me with a storage upgrade for my laptop. I am struggling with my desktop. I replaced the ram, motherboard and CPU but when I try to boot up my monitor isn't detecting my rig. I have power and lights and all fans are working and I've double checked the cables. Any ideas?
Sounds like you didn't properly seat the ram or put them in the right slots.
Love your detailed guides. I have a question regarding the ASUS BIOS update. I followed your earlier video on this when building my new I5-13400/ROG Strix B760M-A Gaming WIFI DDR4 build. However, a new BIOS update that is available has a prerequisite of updating the INTEL ME as shown on your video at 1:47. Supposedly you need to update the Intel ME driver first, then some Intel App, then finally the ME Firmware update BEFORE flashing the newest BIOS now available or it won't work. Can you explain this process? Some of the details that others put up on this differ on my build, perhaps because of the B760 motherboard or the fact that I have an Intel ARC 750 graphics.
Thanks so much for your support my friend, it means the world to me. I deleted my previous comment because I looked at the wrong board. This is taken from the site.
PRIME B760M-A WIFI D4 BIOS 0807
Version 0807
9.04 MB
2022/12/16
"1. Improve system performance
2. We suggest updating the ME firmware to the latest version 16.1.25.2020v2
Before BIOS update, please download Intel ME update tool from ASUS support site, and update ME firmware to Version 16.1.25.2020v2 to ensure optimized system settings"
It states you should, though, I don't think it will mess anything up but to be safe, yeah update it first.
How are you liking the Arc card?
@@ThisBytesForYou So far, so good with the ARC card. I upgraded from Ryzen 5-2600X/GTX-1060-3GB so quite a difference. My primary game, World of Tanks, is running in HD Ultra at ~120 FPS. I'll be installing some more games soon, so remains to be seen. But otherwise, it is way better than the GTX 1060, and my perf with the new 13 gen Intel chip way better also. Upgrade was spurred by my monitor upgrade to an LG 32" Gaming Monitor, so running a lot of stuff at 1440p became a problem.
@@genegx5405 thats awesome bud, so very happy for you, one day I will review one
great video. I just built a system before seeing this, yes I needed to play with it before getting the OS installed. can you tell me why your using that single fan cable in the pump header instead of cpu fan header so it doesn't give a fan error?
Thanks bud, glad you are enjoying it. I used the fan cable, for the AIO pump in the AIO Pump header, which has it's own setting in the BIOS for the purposes of the AIO. I can do the same in the CPU Fan header, though I used the CPU Fan Header Opt instead, which will give me the same. The error comes from low RPM's compared to a cpu fan, but I go over this in the video as well.
@@ThisBytesForYou thanks
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.@@rmorenberg
Finally got all my components and looking to start building this weekend. Can you provide a little more clarity regarding all the drivers I would need? (ASUS ROG Strix Z690-E Gaming Wifi mobo - Windows 11). Just a little confused with which files under "Chipset" and "Software and Utility" I need. Do I need the file in "Firmware" (USB PD controller FW update, PD FW Check Tool, PD FW update tool, ALC4080/ALC4082 audio FW update tool release) as well?
Also, what are the 2 files you have under "Wifi" (timestamp 11:00). (The EVGA CLCx I assume is your AIO software?)
Sorry for all the questions!
Appreciate your help! (again)
I show you all of this in the video, where I say Z690-Plus, pretend I saw Z690-E, don't be afraid my friend and you will find all your drivers and BIOS' here: rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-z690-e-gaming-wifi-model/helpdesk_download/
Hello im sorry to bother you, do you know who to flash bios on asus tuf gamin B660 when is it a black screen thanks u for your respond
No bother what so ever my friend, So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard - manufacturer and exact model number
2. CPU - manufacturer and exact model number
3. RAM - manufacturer and exact model number
4. Video Card - manufacturer and exact model number
5. Power supply - manufacturer and exact model number
6. Monitor - manufacturer and exact model number
Is it possible to flash the bios for the Intel Core i5-13600K 3.5 GHz 14-Core Processor? I hear it's a comparability problem. Can you update the bios even after installing the 13600k in the slot?
the TUF GAMING Z690-PLUS WIFI has support the 13600K since BIOS version 2004, they are on version 2703, which came out between 2022/10/19 and 2022/09/16 so chances are you will get a newer BIOS, but of course there is a chance it could have an older BIOS. If you have at least version 2004 on there you can use it and flash to the latest version.
Hello it is me again do you think you can post a tutorial on how to run your gpu cooler 😅
Welcome back my friend, its been a while, I can't tell but I hope you are subscribed. When you say run cooler, which GPU are you referring to?
Hi again my apologies regarding the long chain of comments, to reply to your message, I actually have been avoiding the daisy chain as you told me before to never do it, so what I did was used an older PCIE cable in my house. However I hear that this is not a good idea as it can fry the PSU? Corsair only gave me 2 PCIE cables and it's sadly not enough for my XFX 7900 XTX so I am not entirely sure what to do there.. (Maybe they sell PCIE cables separately but I can't find an official one)
And sorry for the confusion, the game does not flicker, it is actually the light bulb in my room (it's a pretty odd issue as I never had this before) And no I did not use any DDU I am not familiar of this. Also no overclocking! (I thought of doing undervolting actually)
Thanks
That happens if you are pulling too much power/amperage, change the outlet that light is on and that should help since your system is pulling more power.
Thanks for the video. This got me curious. From what I can see here 1:28 the initial bios version is 2103. Was this your factory delivered bios version, or had you updated it prior to this video?
The reason I ask is that from version 2103 on Asus's 600 series started supporting Gen 13 CPUs. Meaning, you could run a 13th gen on them without any bios updates. While if it was even a single version older (v2004), you had to have a 12th Gen CPU handy to kickstart the motherboard and update its bios first ... which incidentally is the situation I'm in right now.
I'm having the exact same mainboard (Z690 PLUS WIFI) delivered to me alongside a 13th Gen CPU and I don't know if I have to go out and borrow some 12th Gen CPU for 2 minutes or so 😄
First time I booted it was 0503, you can see it in this video: ruclips.net/video/WTkMXYjxGzU/видео.html and in that video I updated to 0807, I got this board right as it came out, it was Jan 3, 2022, it has been over a year, so I am sure it will have a newer BIOS to support 13th gen, I am thinking you will be good.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you for the speedy response.
It'll be here tomorrow. Fingers crossed. But I do suspect it might be an old one stored in a warehouse somewhere 😄
Also, thanks for the great video. I'm glad I found your channel, brother.
@Dr.FoorryAnimal yup, usually they are stored, but for over a year, it's not likely plus this is actually a very popular board so I think you are good my friend. On the box, you should also see the bios number on the same label that shows the model number, serial number etc, not always though.
@@ThisBytesForYou Yeah. You're correct. Actually there is a white panel on the board itself, between CPU and RAM slots with a barcode on it. Below it there's serial number and the last 4 digits are the Bios version the mainboard is shipped with. So at least there's a surefire way to check the bios version without installing a CPU first.
@@Dr.UldenWascht yeah but also on the box, before you open it as well
I just built a similar PC with the same Motherboard and the 12th Gen i7 (127600k) with 32 GB of Corsair DDR5 5600mhz. With XMP 1, it was very unstable running games (everyone crashed to desktop after 10 minutes.) I changed back to Auto and it works fine. Would think XMP 2 would be better?
yes, they really do create them because of potential instabilities but you will crash if you don't' update your BIOS, have you watched the video?
hey hey, funny that you just released this one. As you know im flashing my asus tuf bios rt now. I watched another vid and he said you had to use the biosrenamer.exe to rename the bios file. How come you didnt do that?
you don't need to, thats maybe for BIOS flash back, but this board doesn't have that feature, so you are good, both ways will work though as the BIOS only cares about the extension of the file.
I need your help, i have this setup: Intel Core i7-13700F, 5.2GHz Max Turbo, Cache 30MB, 16 Núcleos, 24 Threads, LGA 1700 - BX8071513700F, Kingston Fury Beast, 32GB (2x16GB), 5200MHz, DDR5, CL40, Preto - KF552C40BBK2-32 and Asus Tuf Gaming Z790-Plus, WiFi - 90MB1D80-M0EAY0,
I already updated the BIOS but when i try to boot im getting boot loop failure, idk what BIOS config i have to do
my pleasure, So chances are your boot menu has changed, make sure your primary boot drive is the first drive in your boot order in the BIOS. Being that its an asus board, if you have liquid cooling, make sure you have the cpu set to ignore fan speed in the bios and make sure you have the memory set to XMP.
Hi! I have a question, I´ve been looking for the RST drivers and I can´t find it, do you have a link I can use? I have a TUF GAMING Z690-PLUS WIFI D4, do i need to look for another version of the RST drivers? pls help, I'm about to start building my pc very soon and I´m getting all the info I need to do it right! Thanks for the content!
Hi, assuming you haven't watched, the video, I show you where to get it all
@@ThisBytesForYou I watched it, and you say it’s in the description but I enter in the Asus drivers page and I don’t see any driver called RST
dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1700/M3904/Intel_RST_Driver_V19.5.0.1037_WIN10_WIN11_64-bit.zip?model=TUF%20GAMING%20Z690-PLUS%20WIFI, rst is short for Rapid Storage Technology, usually always called rst.
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
@ThisBytesForYou I have a question is Intel Management Engine Interface Driver, Intel Dynamic Tuning Technology, and Intel GNA Driver all important to install on a new computer?
hey thanks for stopping by, sorry I don't answer on those other places since everything for me is here, and I want what I help you with to help as many people as possible. Yes, they are incredibly important, they tell components on your motherboard what to do, what they are and how to operate.
Thanks for letting me know!
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@ThisBytesForYou I do have one more question, when you install the Chipset Driver, ME, Intel Management Engine Interface Driver, Intel GNA Driver, Dynamic Tuning Technology, Intel Serial io, Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver, and ASUS AI Suit. What order do you recommend installing them in?
...you might want to watch this video
I didn't understand very well when you replace the pen driver. What was in the contents of the first pen drive?
drivers for the board, a BIOS or windows 11 install, those were the only 2 thumb drives I used.
Did you have any problem with the nvme installed on #1 m.2 slot like not being recognized or slow read/write speeds? I read a comment from someone who said to install your main drive on the second m.2 slot. Then add any extra storage to #1 or #3.
no, no issues at all, you can watch the video and I show you everything I do. During the install, I go over A very important part with the drivers that many miss, I doubt it would have made it go slower, just work or not work, but it could be if they did weird stuff with the driver (your friend, not Intel/Asus), slot one can also be an issue with the cpu and the slot, different cpu's will provide you different speeds to that first, second and third slot, its all in the manual, but if you dont want to look, tell me what cpu and ssd you are planning on using, using slot 1, 2 or 3 will have the same issue depending on the cpu,... the speed difference isn't tremendous enough for you are I to notice, rather benchmarks will notice.
@@ThisBytesForYou 12700K and Crucial P5 Plus 1tb nvme.
@@_thevaporz you will be fine, its a Gen4 4x4 NVMe drive, running on a 12700K processor, page VI shows you that this will work fine: dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1700/TUF_GAMING_Z690-PLUS_WIFI/E19574_TUF_GAMING_Z690-PLUS_WIFI_UM_WEB.pdf?model=TUF%20GAMING%20Z690-PLUS%20WIFI
Total supports 4 x M.2 slots and 4 x SATA 6Gb/s ports*
Intel® 12th Gen Processors
M.2_1 slot (Key M), type 2242/2260/2280/22110
- Intel® 12th Gen processors support PCIe 4.0 x4 mode
Intel® Z690 Chipset**
M.2_2 slot (Key M), type 2242/2260/2280 (supports PCIe 4.0 x4 & SATA
modes)
M.2_3 slot (Key M), type 2242/2260/2280/22110 (supports PCIe 4.0 x4
mode)
M.2_4 slot (Key M), type 2242/2260/2280 (supports PCIe 4.0 x4 mode)
4 x SATA 6Gb/s ports
* Intel® Rapid Storage Technology supports NVMe RAID 0/1/5, SATA RAID
0/1/5/10.
** Intel® Rapid Storage Technology supports Intel® Optane Memory H Series on
PCH attached M.2 slots.
@@ThisBytesForYou Cool, thanks! I'll follow your guides.
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any issues with bios 2204? Ive heard different things, i tried it on my rog strix z690-e and had weird stuff happening
As long as you have the latest bios, load optimal defaults and have you memory in the motherboard qvl and xmp enabled, you will be fine.
@@ThisBytesForYou I've enabled XMP 1.0 what is motherboard qvl?
it used to be a PDF the manufacturer would update often to verify if memory works for the board and also to support xmp profiles and to make their own, you can see if you can find your memory here, you will need to remove a stick of RAM, take a pic of it with your phone so you have the entire model number, then compare it here: www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-z690-plus-wifi-d4/helpdesk_qvl_memory/?model2Name=TUF-GAMING-Z690-PLUS-WIFI-D4
In this video also, I show you how to enable XMP, XMP 1.0 may not be right, does your memory have a 2nd profile, or an Asus created one?
If you are overclocked disable the overclock, did you install with the overclock?
Did you install windows with a Windows 10 or 11 thumb drive created liked this: ruclips.net/video/ayp8TksEtoY/видео.html
also, you NEED to make sure you have your RAM installed correctly, its not always as easy as it seems, check this video out: ruclips.net/video/xqWfeOsTto8/видео.html
I just built my pc and I have the same mother board. Everything is fine but it does not recognize the build in wifi or pan cable. I updated the bios like how you did it. But the catch is that I already have windows installed so now I’m lost. Please help
You need to install the driver's I like show you for the Ethernet and wifi although I never recommend using a drive that already windows installed on it from another machine, clean install.
Hey I have a problem with my build, I have same motherboard as yours, it doesn't seem to post using 2 sticks of ram but when I have just 1 it works fine (I think speed was much lower as well which is weird cuz I think it should be 5600) it's the Corsair vengeance one (32 GB) I did see an orange light on motherboard for the ram so that's how I figured it might be ram. Altho wanted to know if updating bios or configuring it would fix this issue ? (Also haven't swapped ram sticks yet) thanks for any help!
See if this helps: ruclips.net/video/xqWfeOsTto8/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou Actually turns out one of the sticks was dead, my next problem is do you know if I can daisy chain my GPU? My PSU only has slots for 2 unfortunately (it is RMe Series RM850e ) and my GPU is the XFX 7900 xtx which needs the 3 PCI cables which I have 2, and the 2nd one would daisy chain and plug in to the last one. Thanks!
you have 3 PCIe connectors and 3 cables, 2 are 6+2 and 1 is a split 6+2, I NEVER recommend daisy chaining, use the 2 6+2 and 1 of the 2 from the split cable and you should be good. The 2 that are split cpu and pcie, are you only using the 8Pin EPS, or are you using both the 8Pin EPS and 4Pin cpu power?
Reference: www.corsair.com/ww/en/p/psu/cp-9020249-ww/rme-series-rm850e-fully-modular-low-noise-atx-power-supply-cp-9020249-ww
@@ThisBytesForYou really unsure why my comment got deleted for 2nd time, my guess RUclips does not like when I put links..
Sorry about that but here is my response again: so we used EPS/ATX12V Cable (8-pin) (4+4) for cpu powering (that's two cables) and PCIe Cable (8-pin) (6+2) & PCIe Cable (8-pin) (6+2 split) for gpu (also two cables) and the PSU has 4 PCI slots (as u sent the link for that PSU) I think ultimately it comes down to having to Daisy chain something as I don't have enough (I need 5 pci cables, 2 for CPU and 3 on GPU) unless you think we can Daisy chain the CPU that would solve our problem.. however alternatively I could go for another PSU which I may since you warned me not to Daisy chain.. thanks in advance! 😁
yeah, I block links in my channel, not just from you, from everyone to protect my viewers. You never know what kind of links people can put out there, I am sure your links were perfectly fine, but you get what I mean.
You only need 2 for cpu if you are planning on hardcore overclocking, 1 x 8Pin EPS is good for 95% of people out there. I dont recommend daisy chaining.
I have Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2X16GB) DDR4 3200 (PC4-25600) C16 1.35V Desktop Memory with the Intel Core i7-12700K Desktop Processor 12 and ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus WiFi D4 LGA1700(Intel 12th Gen), When it comes to setting the X.M.P i notice under your AI Overclock Tuner there diff options to choose from. Which one should i select with my memory that's more stable?
can you tell me what the options are...
@@ThisBytesForYou auto,manual,xmpI and xpmII
@@damiendillon5717 yup, if you notice I said that it changed from the last time I used it, different ram have different xmp profiles and Asus makes extra ones which is cool, give xmp 1 a try
@@ThisBytesForYou I change seems to be running really well, I just finish the build last night.. I gotta see if it’s actually reading 3200. When I first booted it it was reading 2100 or something.
@@damiendillon5717 Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. You may have to enable XMP profile 1 or 2, but you should be good now.
can i have both the bios update and windows installion media on the same drive or seperate drive for each?
no, the bios files have to be a on a FAT32 formatted thumb drive
@ThisBytesForYou thanks for the clarification . I have another question, I know that one can clone their bootdrive in order to keep their os and files on the new pc but cant I just simply insert both my boot drive and storage nvme drive from the old mb directly to the new mb?
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
@@ThisBytesForYou of course, it was a question that a family member whose building their first pc brought up but i did not know the answer to. So you helped us both!
Always a pleasure. Please know that I made this channel to help people gain the confidence to do all this on your own, from building a pc, installing/upgrading a component and everything PC related, there's not reason you should be paying people sooooo much money for simple things and I hope I can help you on more.
Also I have 7950x and 128gb Corsair am5 ram & 2 motherboards, ASUS pro art x670 - Meg z690 ace(I’d have to return the 7950x and ram)
This is my first build……any advice is greatly appreciated……
I am sorry, you are not asking me a question to give you advice on, do you have a question for me?
What is best 13900k or 7950x with 4090msi trio x?
I bought a msi 4090 bundle which included: 1300 meg psu, Meg 360 aio, z690 Meg ace mb, 4090 trio x
I bought the 7950x and a x670e which can be returned.
I also bought Corsair amd 128gb ram 6000mhz it also can be returned.
What is the best option to go with?
Im currently only building for my 5 year old hopefully to last until he graduates high school. May edit videos that are recorded off iPhone 14pro max
@@livelifefree1209 well.... AMD has come a long way and they are making POWERFULL processors, maybe more than intel right now BUT they get too hot, even though they state it is acceptable, I think its an issue, but I haven't reviewed one so I can't tell you. Both are nice, the x670e is a little more forward thinking that the Z690 since the Z690 is an older platform, myself I would get a 13900K and stick with the rest you have returning the 7950 and x670e, or maybe build another machine with it (if possible) and the Corsair should be good, though I am loving the Gskill right now, my current machine has 64Gigs of it , though it's DDR4. This DDR5 system is running Kingston Technology Fury Beast RGB 32GB 6000MT/s DDR5 and my Amazon affiliate link: geni.us/YiYrJf but it is slower. I think this will last you a bit, here you can see my past editing workstation and my current editing workstation, but I returned the Corsair RAM I had for the GSkill RAM: ruclips.net/video/13LhFMdbtBA/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou valuable opinion that will be utilized ty
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.@@livelifefree1209
Hey thanks again! I have something to tell to you. I followed all your instructions but I received that yellow exclamation on my usb controller, it say "unknown usb device" I tried many sollutions on internet but nothing changes :/ can you help me?
awesome bud, so happy I could help. What is the manufacturer and model number of your board and what USB devices do you have plugged in?
@@ThisBytesForYou is the TUF Gaming B650-PLUS // Model Number: R2M0KK0148913P3. I have my mouse, keyboard and the Led of my Cooler master Monitor. All ports are working.
@@niccko do you have the chipset drivers installed: www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am5/b650
Aroury Create installed: dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/14Utilities/ArmouryCrateInstallTool.zip?model=TUF%20GAMING%20B650-PLUS
You can run the drivers portion, like I show you in this video and it "should" update that for you.
What is the model number of your monitor?
@@ThisBytesForYou Yes i have all drivers updated. I did exactly as you in the video. I am trying everything possible but nothing solve my problem... I reinstalled the windows 3 times in the past few days, your video was my third , im going crazy with this pop up usb error. All my ports are working, i dont know why this error keeps appearing to me :( // My monitor mumber is: GM27-FQS ARGB
@@niccko did you install this: masterplus.coolermaster.com/downloads/file/MasterPlus/
How can I update BIOS if my screen is not showing up?
ASUS TUF Z690-PLUS
CORSAIR CMK32GX5M2B5600C36(Ver 4.43.02) 2x 16GB XMP 5600 5600 SS Samsung 36-36-36-76 1.25 1,2
with 13700k
there is a small chance that the BIOS is earlier than version 2004, which is the first tthat supported that cpu, do you get power to the board, if so what does the LED diag screen shot?
Any tips on kernel errors? Keep getting those since I installed the 4070ti and I don’t understand why
Are you overcloked?
@@ThisBytesForYou no. It’s factory OC. The asus tuf oc 4070ti.
When did it start, did you just install a piece of software, flash the BIOS, etc?
@@ThisBytesForYou started when I installed the gpu. I did the ddu uninstalled the old driver shut down everything then installed the new gpu. And wasn’t long after I kept seeing kernel errors on the reliability monitor. So I ddu it again. I did uninstall sonic studio and Realtek. Haven’t seen a kernel error in 2 days. Doesn’t make sense. But now have a Nahimic error 🤦♂️.
Was getting
Problem signature
Problem Event Name: LiveKernelEvent
Code: 193
Parameter 1: 804
Parameter 2: ffffffffc0000001
Parameter 3: 108
Parameter 4: fffff8025d83cfe0
OS version: 10_0_22621
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 768_1
OS Version: 10.0.22621.2.0.0.768.101
Locale ID: 1033
@@tonyhype2593 So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard - manufacturer and exact model number
2. CPU - manufacturer and exact model number
3. RAM - manufacturer and exact model number
4. Video Card - manufacturer and exact model number
5. Power supply - manufacturer and exact model number
6. Monitor - manufacturer and exact model number
Redundant I know, but many people forget to enter manufacturer and exact model number
7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply?
8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, any adapters?
9. UEFI in the BIOS from Legacy. If it was set to Legacy, you will need to reinstall windows to get correct support.
10. Disable CSM in the BIOS
11. Installed latest supported chipset driver?
12. Have you disabled Fast Boot within Windows?
Is that for amd only to be flashing
No, amd and Intel thats why I am incredibly confused at your comments a few weeks ago "The reason I hate amD" when all motherboards have BIOS updates.
Hey, I have a problem with my new z790 hero + i9 13900k build. It has had DPC latency issues and been a little unstable. I've tried a billion fixes for this, but there are still issues.
At this point in my troubleshooting I am thinking about this:
One odd thing I found is that windows boot manager is on the A disk, so apparently the computer boots from the A disk even though windows is installed on C.
The next thing I found is that my bios had Secure boot settings set to: OS type "Other OS" instead of windows UEFI mode. This means I have installed windows 11 without secure boot enabled and without Windows uefi mode. Could this be a cause of instability? (I read online that you should install windows 11 with windows uefi enabled). I get some bsod, app crashes and some latency issues.
So if I were to reinstall windows 11 on this motherboard, anything I have to make sure I do? (I assume I need to format both the A disk and the C disk for example?)
In addition this board (probably all boards) seems to have some stability problems with DDR5 and 128 GB ram, so I am currently running XMP disabled with 64 GB for stability. Maybe this will get better with bios updates...
Thank you!
yeah, this is an issue with all boards, unless you update the BIOS, now DDR5 should work perfectly fine. Looking at your board, there are some updates, and audio firmware issues as well that could fix this.
rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-maximus/rog-maximus-z790-hero-model/helpdesk_bios/
I am not sure why your boot manager would be on A, sounds like maybe you installed windows with RUFUS or something.
First, make a Windows 11 thumb drive, the way I show you here: ruclips.net/video/ayp8TksEtoY/видео.html
Afterwards, flash the ME, then the BIOS then the firmware update for audio, BEFORE you reinstall windows.
Next, with that new Windows 11 thumb drive (PLEASE don't use any other form, I help people daily with RUFUS issues), make sure to DELETE all partitions on that drive, I highly recommend you unplug all other drives, only leaving that main drive and delete all those partitions. Do what I show you in this video to setup your BIOS, its not Z690, but Z790 is close enough, sadly I dont have an Asus board to show you.
Main things to set, XMP for your memory, then tough nothing else for memory, Disable CSM, change all the boot things you can change to UEFI and you should be good
Also, before you install windows, follow this guide on how to properly install RAM, I know it sounds stupid, but I am thinking you didn't buy your RAM in a KIT, maybe 2 separate kits, so you have to install them carefully, not just pop them in, I go over that in this video, it HELPS A TON. ruclips.net/video/xqWfeOsTto8/видео.html
Let me know if that helps.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you very much for the in-depth response. I will try this!
To confirm, I should definitely install windows 11 with secure boot enabled and on windows UEFI mode?
And the lowest RAM stick number goes in the B slots? So: 293- > B2. 294-> A2 then 295 -> B1 and 296 -> A1?
yup, that sounds right, and always a pleasure. Let me know how it goes for you.
@@ThisBytesForYou Btw, I have the newest bios and ME, should I still flash it, or just go in and reset bios to default settings?
@@Evli10 no, if you have the latest, to a load optimal defaults, save and exit, go back in your BIOS, disable CSM, UEFI it all, XMP and reinstall. Just in case you run into the issue where windows doesn't see your drive, check this out: ruclips.net/video/hzkssGCV9po/видео.html
Do you have the glass on the side or is it open?
I explained in the video at first it was off, but I put it on so I can show how good or bad the heat was
oh haha, whoops, sorry the side panel is off in this video, I am currently editing Mondays video where I give my complete review on this case, so I test noise levels and heat, stay tuned for that.
@@ThisBytesForYou to order case or not to order? 👍🏽/👎🏽
I highly recommend it but you will see the full review Monday
@@ThisBytesForYou I’m reading some articles from move 2022 stating that the z690 ace ram the i9 13900k 25% slower then if it was used on a z790. Have u tested anything like this?
do my windows installer usb drive needs to be in FAT32 format?
just run this and it will take care of you: ruclips.net/video/C759I7DBXd8/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you! Your content and advices you gave me helped me with my build! I finished it today and everything is great! But I have another question haha, my motherboard rgb lights are on even when my pc it’s turned off, how can I change that?
sorry my friend, youtube never notified me of this message. In your BIOS you should have a setting to turn off RGB lights when the system is off.
Is this the same as updating the "chipset"?....a term others have used but I'm not familiar with.
This would be installing a chipset driver, since there are chipset drivers.
Chipset is the root of your board, z690 is the chipset and the driver's tell it what it is and how to function.
Reason i ask is because I'm migrating very soon from a gtx 1060 6 GB to an AMD 6750 xt on my Intel system. Is it recommended to update the bios or anything else before installing the AMD Adrenaline drivers?
Perhaps you already have a video covering this nvidia to amd transition?
yup, you can watch this video on how to do that, I dont have the 6750 but this would help: ruclips.net/video/J85n2RUKgNA/видео.html
What is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard?
@@ThisBytesForYou Appreciate your help man... yes I'm green.
My motherboard is an Asus Prime Z690-P D4 running an Intel 12700k.
Why can't we just update everything through ArmouryCrate?
you can, but thats the lazy way and not always accurate, the most accurate is when you do it.
at 7:10 why u click both of them and click next?
So that it would install both, it installs what you select, if I selected nothing nothing would get installed.
@@ThisBytesForYou okay but in my bios on gigabyte z690 gaming x is the VMD option off when i set my bios on default .. but why? is it better if i turn it on? when i turn it on and install win11 and install only one of the drivers i have massive probvlems at gaming shold i install both of them like u?
you can leave it disabled, but I would still install both drivers, this is the way I install them, have since the Windows XP days and it's worked, I recommend you do the same. If you do it differently, expect different results. When you set the settings in the BIOS, did you set them like I did, and when you installed windows and the drivers, did you do it all like I did?
non of the drivers download audio driver doesn’t load justs stays stuck downloading
do you mean installing? When you download, you are getting files from a website, ftp, torrent, etc and bringing it to your computer. When you install, you are installing a file from a local resource and placing files in the package in determined locations in your PC, registry edits and the likes. Which are you doing? If you are saying long audio install, did you watch this video?
@@ThisBytesForYou yea from the website the only issue is the audio driver stuck on the white box installing
have you watched this video, I go over this
Sorry for bothering you again,after i plug 8 PCI on gpu only rgb turn on and fans are not spinning i dont know what to do.
the fan will not spin until it needs it, until it reaches about 63°C, start up a game and you will see.
Forgot to say on monitor only say standby and no signal
ok thats a different story, the 8PIn, did it fit into the card or did you have to force it in?
it fit perfectly
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard - manufacturer and exact model number
2. CPU - manufacturer and exact model number
3. RAM - manufacturer and exact model number
4. Video Card - manufacturer and exact model number
5. Power supply - manufacturer and exact model number
6. Monitor - manufacturer and exact model number
Redundant I know, but many people forget to enter manufacturer and exact model number
7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply?
8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, any adapters?
9. UEFI in the BIOS from Legacy. If it was set to Legacy, you will need to reinstall windows to get correct support.
10. Disable CSM in the BIOS
11. Installed latest supported chipset driver?
12. Have you disabled Fast Boot within Windows?
whats on the thumb drive?
Hmmm, where do you think you would find out?
@@ThisBytesForYou in the comment section
@@sharklatto3244 yes we are speaking in the comment section but you will find out in the video what is on there. I will not tell you kinda defeats the purpose of a video huh?
@@ThisBytesForYou true but i feel like if thats step 1 then it should be explained in the beginning huh? oh btw i just stuck a flash drive in my newly built pc guys. follow along... lol
Damned if I do or don't but it's in the video
so my raid controller is flagged on my device manager, what do i do exactly ._.? (nvm I fixed it)
Install the RST driver like I show you in the video
Did you fix it after I told you to download and install the driver?
@@ThisBytesForYou well I fixed it when I left that comment loll. Literally after I left that comment I just found the driver. But now I have another question, so one of my radiator fans for my aio just stopped but the other one is working
@@ThisBytesForYou what does that mean? I’m using this same motherboard and I followed this step by step with the building video
One of the fans stopped, if you have the fans setup in the bios as pwm that will happen. They will only turn on when needed. What is the manufacturer and model number of your aio?
I guess I just don't understand any of this. 😭
I don't understand what you don't understand because your not telling me what you don't understand. Can you help me understand where you are confused so I can help you,
@@ThisBytesForYou It's not you, it's me. I'm not to the level of technical savvy to get what you're doing here. I understand the basics but I haven't used a PC in years and am wanting to build one. For starters right off the bat you talk about flashing the bios, and I don't know what that even means. And then you plug in a thumb drive and I'm like, what thumb drive? What is it and where did it come from? I mean I understand you're tweaking settings and installing drivers, but I don't really have a basic understanding of what drivers I'm going to need. Maybe I just need to watch this five more times.
I make my videos as little tech savvy as possible to help everyone, tech talk makes people nervous and not want to learn, like you are feeling now, I think you are building up a wall on yourself making this feel more difficult for you. I don't talk about bat files, thats back in the DOS days, you literally put in a BIOS file on a thumb drive, then enter Bios and flash., just watch a learn, don't do anything, just absorb it. How more basic can you get, if you have this board, THESE are the drivers you need, there is no if/ors about it. Stop being nervous, just take it in. But also, if you still don't get it, I want to help and make videos about what you dont get.@@artofstu42
also, maybe this helps you understands what you would flash the BIOS: ruclips.net/user/shortsg5CV_TlGN1k@@artofstu42