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Benson33 · 01-20-2017

Hello everyone, I have an ASUS ROG G20CI-FR018T equipped with a GTX 1070 and I would like to update the BIOS of the GPU to remedy the stability problems of MICRON memories. Not wanting to open it to not lose the manufacturer warranty, I do not know w...

Benson33 · 11-23-2017

.fess wrote:When the GPU is idle it alternates between 1.1 x8 and 3.0 x8, but never to 3.0 x16. BIOS, GPU-Z and CPU-Z, all three show the card running PCI-E 3.0 x8.I ran furmark, unigine heaven, superposition for hours and monitored with gpu-z and hw...

Benson33 · 11-21-2017

.fess wrote:Yes, I reflashed it to 0505 and it still shows that GPU is running at x8 native. I then removed the 1080 ti card and put it in the Z87K board and now it shows x8 there as well so I think the issue is with the video card and not the mother...

Benson33 · 11-20-2017

.fess wrote:Nope, never remounted the CPU since it wasn't really giving me any issues. Never had the screen pop up on me unless it was the first POST screen after I had built a PC.I reseated the GPU and it still shows x8 in BIOS. I switched GPU to a ...

Benson33 · 05-28-2017

Nate152 wrote:I haven't taken it apart yet, yesterday I was minutes from tearing it down when my buddy called and said he may have damaged it taking it apart and cleaning it but I think I killed it with the conductonaut. Then he says since the warr...

Benson33 · 05-26-2017

Nate152 wrote:Hey Chino !Man I'm really worried I might have used too much conductonaut, I'm gonna be so mad if I did.In this picture, if the liguid metal goes onto ring of small pins around the die, would this kill it? Did you protect the VRMs aro...

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