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Hi Astyy,

I would try a video card first before sending in your motherboard. If the repair center couldn't find any issues with your motherboard, it is worth a shot.

Have you updated your video card's drivers? Not sure what refresh rate you're playing on, but make sure you change that via your control panel. I.E. If you're using 144hz, make sure it's set to 144hz.

Have you tried another PSU? That would be the first culprit I'd check.

Are you installing the latest version (22.0.0)? Also, try running it as Administrator.

Hi Mobius97,

Sorry to hear you're having issues with processing an RMA. I can help you with this getting this processed.

Please email me at cl-justin@asus.com with the following information:
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This monitor is VESA compatible, so you may want to look into that.

Are you making sure to run Armoury Crate as Administrator?

You'll most likely have to do a BIOS update for ZEN 3 in order to use it.

NVlink should work on that motherboard:


Supports NVIDIA® 2-Way SLI® Technology


Source:
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/ROG-MAXIMUS-XI-CODE/

Are you speaking about thermal pads?

What resolution/refresh rate are you playing on? With the timing of new cards releasing, I would wait wait it out personally. 3070 would be a great upgrade for you coming from a 1660s.

Hello JMHR,


Is your BIOS up to date and have you tried clearing CMOS? Also, have you made sure that all 4 sticks are working and none are defective?

I am glad to hear that you've found a solution to your problem. Definitely something others can use in the future if they run across the same issue.

I'm glad to hear that you've figured out your issue.

I don't think it will work because the OSD is different. You can actually control the LED turning it on/off on the OSD menu. It's under "light in motion".

Did you reenable Fast Boot after clearing CMOS?

I'd watch one of the Der8auer's overclocking guides. He has a guide with the Maximus XI, it should be the same concepts.

You can still watercool this motherboard without a monoblock or VRM block.

Your idle temperatures are fine. Also, I recommend you have 2 sticks of RAM so you can take advantage of dual channel.

You shouldn't have issues, since it is backwards compatible. However, keep in mind that you may experience bottlenecking.

Hello Richard,

Did you already format your M.2 via Windows in Disk Management?

I'd choose Maximus XII Hero for your needs. The Formula is for watercooling enthusiasts that want to watercool their VRMS, while the APEX is for individuals into extreme overclocking.

Hi Amit,

Here's the QVL:

https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA2011/Rampage_V_Extreme/R5E_QVL.pdf

It looks like it's not listed on it. It may work, but you may run into issues.

Not necessarily. It just means you've already reached your card's overclocking abilities. It artifacts because it's unstable with the adjustments. This card is an OC version of the Strix 2080ti, so...

The OC version is overclocked higher out of the box than the standard versions. Otherwise, everything else is the same.