Search:

Best to update to Win 10

That is correct

Original bios was 200%, later bios changed that to 140%, using the LN2 switch on the motherboard can change that back to 200% but this is not needed except for extreme overclocking using LN2 cooling....

Not knowing what motherboard you have, my personal preference is connect the rad fans to the CPU and CPU_OPT fan headers and control the speed using the CPU temperature in the bios, there is several...

That OpenCL score is insane

Cool I'm still king of the hill then :)

I don't know if I would call the last cards junk but I think either an AIO Hybrid cooling is good in a daily rig, much quieter than air, or full cover block if you are going custom cooling better...

What are you guys talking about 100+ degree temps, that's crazy talk, get better cooling or tune it down a little, I don't like to see 80 degrees with the heaviest load, 90 and I'm done with that test

DooRules nice run, you got me on the Open CL score with those new GPU's, what speed was your CPU clocking to for that run?

On my X Apex with 8700K I can set memory trimmings a little tighter on 1602 and earlier bios than the latest 2 bios's for 9th Gen. processors, other than that no noticeable difference in CPU...

I use adaptive voltage and power plan for daily use to let the load control the processor speed and voltage level, works fine.
I only change the Windows power plan to performance 100% to run...

Any drives on DIMM.2 module will operate off the CPU, they cannot be changed.
Nvidia cards requires x8 lanes minimum, SLI will not operate at x4 like AMD cards
SLI support in games has been...

Yes

Looking at your screen shot you have your settings incorrect, 0.250 as adaptive vcore with no offset
enter 1.2 or 1.25 in Additional Turbo Mode CPU Core voltage and leave Offset on Auto = 0, raise...

There is another thread about the same thing, a screw extractor can be purchased from a hardware store or Amazon

Connect the 2 4 pin together into the 8 pin socket

ASUS does not seal there packaging so no issue there.
I believe there should be a S/N on the board, maybe it is hidden under a heatsink or I/O cover where it cannot be seen, I am not sure

Does the trick = did you get Link software to start with windows as I instructed?

Please let us know if this does the trick, you will also be fine with a desktop icon and starting the software as soon as Windows loads

Open up Link software click on options, settings and make sure "run at Windows start up" is checked

Best tip I could give you is only use one 2080ti.

If you are spending $2500.00 to $3000.00 on Video cards a top end X299 motherboard with a top end processor with 44 pcie lanes would be a good...

Yes boot to bios F5 = default settings, F10 and save, span F8 to boot to boot selection select your USB drive with UEFI in front of the drive

The steps you listed 1 - 5 is the correct

I don't know if your power supply is good but it is on the low end of wattage you need for that system but should work ok.
Does it stick at code A2 or if you leave it will it eventually go past...

I run the pump at 100% constantly on every AIO I have used except EK

Gskill 3200mhz 14-14-14-34, either Trident or Ripjaw 5 are the best kits you can get for that board, they can run up to 3400mhz or lower timings, you can find numerous posts about these modules on...