No offense, but I'll need clarification from you on how it matters, even if I ever had a 700 series card installed in my system. My understanding is that the graphics cards does not interact with the BIOS
at a level where they are allowed to store any information, correct?
This is a
brand new format and reinstall of Windows 10 with a completely clean install of all drivers, software, and settings. By format, I mean format (during installation) of the two SSDs where all system files, programs, and settings, were located. The method used was a clean install, not upgrade. I booted directly from the USB drive that was created by the Windows 10 ISO tool. All of that
should counteract any sort of remaining settings that
could have been left over just in case I had swapped out cards. In case I am incorrect, please let me know - I've never had
software settings that I've changed carry over after a format in the last 20+ years, but I suppose if something were done that I didn't know about, such as making use of another drive (or the cloud) to surreptitiously store settings, then it could have happened. But I doubt it. And I'm not trying to be condescending, so please don't take it as that - I'm stating facts to clear the situation, particularly in case there is something that I was not aware of (such as cloud storage for PrecisionX settings).
The format occurred Saturday afternoon. It's now Monday (thankfully the Memorial Day holiday here in the states). I have plenty of time today to work on this, but I know the tech support office is closed, and this is a minor inconvenience at most, as the functionality of the car seems to be fine, from what I can see (since it is not the primary card in the system anyway, it's not really ever doing a lot other than just sitting there).
Just to be sure, here are the screen caps of GPU-Z:
Now, knowing that the 560 TI 448 core is based upon the GPU that was actually in the 570/580 cards, I could understand if it was reporting that. But I do not get how it shows 560 in one place and a 760 in another.
Specs list (from my sig):
Windows 10 Insider Preview w/ Digital Entitlement (Build 14295)
<--- Now build 14352, the build I just cleanly installed)Core i7 965 EE @3.6 GHz (Dummy OC)
<--- removed for testing, currently 3.2 GHz (3.33 with turbo mode enabled)eVGA X58 3x SLI Classified 3
3 * 4GB Mushkin Enhanced Redline CL7 DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3-12800)
eVGA GTX 970 SSC Gaming | eVGA 560 GTX Ti 448 Core Classified
Realtek HD Audio (on-board)
2 * Lenovo LT2323pwA @ 1920 * 1080
SanDisk SDSSDHII960G 960 GB SATA III SSD | Crucial MX100 256 GB SATA III SSD | 2 * Seagate 1 TB 32MB Cache 7200.12 SATA II | 1 * Seagate 500 GB 7200.11 SATA II
ThermalTake BlackWidow TX TR2 850 W
ThermalTake Level 10 GT (Black)
Corsair H100 CPU | 2 * TT 140mm TriLED | 2 * Antec TriCool
Logitech G15 Keyboard
Logitech MX Master
post edited by nkyadav - 2016/05/30 11:20:03
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