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    ROG Guru: Yellow Belt cx-ray +20
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    This appears to be part of a larger problem. For instance with my Asus Rampage II Extreme I experience waking up from sleep problems when the Xonar Phoebus is installed on any PCIe x1. I managed to solve the problem 100% by configuring the last slot to x8 (actually runs in x1 width).

    To elaborate, the PCIe auto config with two GPUs installed by default is x16 x16 x1. I must run it in x16 x8 x8 for the Phoebus to not cause waking up from sleep problems. If I'm assuming correctly it appears the card doesn't like running on a x1 slot that's configured by the south bridge.

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by cx-ray View Post
    This appears to be part of a larger problem. For instance with my Asus Rampage II Extreme I experience waking up from sleep problems when the Xonar Phoebus is installed on any PCIe x1. I managed to solve the problem 100% by configuring the last slot to x8 (actually runs in x1 width).

    To elaborate, the PCIe auto config with two GPUs installed by default is x16 x16 x1. I must run it in x16 x8 x8 for the Phoebus to not cause waking up from sleep problems. If I'm assuming correctly it appears the card doesn't like running on a x1 slot that's configured by the south bridge.
    I have the same problem. But unfortunately, my motherboard supports no option to change the mode PCIE slots: (

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    on my rampage 3 extreme i plugged the phoebus in the last x16 slot but strange thing is gpu-z is still telling me my cards are @x16x2
    if i am correct 1 card should now be @x8 right ? (slot 1-gtx580 - slot 2 - empty - slot 3 -gtx580- slot4 phoebus )

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by Gastly View Post
    I have the same problem. But unfortunately, my motherboard supports no option to change the mode PCIE slots: (
    Same Problem here

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