xeromist wrote:
Have you tried moving the GPU to the other slot? I'd also try swapping out the PCI-E power cable to the PSU (I think you have two sets with that PSU)? The fact that an overclock creates even more flickering makes me wonder if it's power related.
I did that 2 times, nothing happens. Once works good, another time nope.
I dunno if I can still return it because this small laver PCI-E clip just broke from primary slot on second attempt today... I used a plastic pen to clip it because with hand it's simply imposible... Never had that problem before in my whole life, this is my 5th asus mobo. This clip just jumped off and thats it..
xeromist wrote:
You could also try going back to your old hardware to confirm nothing broke during the swap. Doing so would also ensure everything gets reseated in case something is making bad contact somewhere.
I did this, tomorrow will put my PSU, GPU and RAM there to check again.
xeromist wrote:
Beyond that I would start with returning the motherboard. I suppose there's a chance of a CPU issue but the board is responsible for power and signalling with the card so I'd start with that.
Yeah, I don't know if I still can do that ;x
