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No, it wont..that is a x8 slot

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I haven't seen the Strix yet....not sure what concrete difference there is...maybe some components....power delivery etc.

I have seen the TUF and thought it was a very good card....ran cool and...

Unfortunately no....you need to buy a single kit of RAM that your motherboard can support (CPU too).

Have a look for the QVL for the board etc.

Sounds like fans are maybe plugged into the wrong place...controller? that is not turning off because ERP is not on?

Or some other dodgy power problem...the fans and the soundwave...?

Maybe...

Not a bad card...just a regular one...

That kind of depends on what resolution you are gaming at but in practical terms...no, not much

MAybe replace the BIOS battery on the board.....

Check your manual for this...there will be a CPU fan header on the board that seems not to be plugged to anything.

Maybe that the Kraken fans are running from a different header...or from molex or...

That's stil a very capable system...the 3080 will deliver a bit more than those two cards can deliver on the one card...avoiding many dual card issues...where SLI does not work it will deliver more...

Hmmm...well I've seen a lot of probs with these kits...

You could try one stick at a time and see if one of them is dodgy....assuming they are OK...
You can try raising DRAM voltage..1.375 even...

Have you set XMP? (DOCP)

Maybe set DRAM voltage to 1.35 (or try 1.365) manually...set 1.1v SOC

These CPUs have a very robust IMC...3600 C18 at that density should be no problem from what I have seen..

Fan control is a breeze...

The chipset fan and VRM fans have never spun up on any of...

I would get a MXIIFormula and some 3600Mhz RAM with fast timings...like C14 stuff...

Yeah sounds like the best option will be to do a clean install on your new drive of W10 and then you'll have access to your other drive from there....

No credit needed.

If you are trying to transfer an OS I would just do it and see if it boots up...and then I'd do what you need to do hoping Windows can use what it has built in to cope...
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No need to overthink this...

New system clean install...so just disconnect all but your target drive and internet...boot from install media...install OS...install drivers from MB...install GPU...

No...no need to follow any order...

You can save your profiles to USB as CMO files and transfer them between BIOSes these days...;)

4000 can be tricky if the CPU IMC is not up for it..

Try 1.45 Dram and 1.25 SA and IO...up to 1.3v

Try tweak modes too

You might find 3600 with tighter timings works better

Have you increased DRAM voltage?

Yes...MXIIHero...4000 18-18-18-38 1.45Dram 1.27 SA and IO single 32 GB kit...passes Karhu RamTest

Obviously this assumes the RAM is good and the IMC semi capable

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Maybe try the GPU in the second slot down...i.e. the second slot with the metal protector?

Do you have a spare PSU to try?

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Can you get into BIOS?

Clear CMOS

Maybe remove all power and remove MB battery for 30 min

Mixing kits even of "same" type is never going to help with high frequency RAM

My experience with these chips leaves me a bit nonplussed with the IMC...however 4000 I've got running on several
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All the Qconnectors are the same...same pin-out on all MBs.

Here's a diagram...
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General rule of thumb...connect connectors with writing side down and they'll be right orientation +/-...