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2018/04/07 09:45:07 (permalink)
Going to provide screenshots of my issues, I have the latest drivers, even tried reinstalling them for both the VIDEO card and OC program. I notice that 1080 at top right is hightlighted in red. Also i cant seem to click RUN in the other pic.. Any help?

 

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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/04/07 14:34:32 (permalink)
     
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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/04/08 13:38:26 (permalink)
    ???
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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/04/08 14:23:31 (permalink)
    Part number of your EVGA Card ?
     
    "GTX 1080"  upper right side -- you only have 1 GPU installed, that is the area to select which GPU if more than one is installed
     
    Re: second photo "OC Scanner"
     
    Use the arrow heads, change from "Basic" to "Manual" --> First -- then you can "Run"

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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/04/16 04:59:12 (permalink)
    Good Morning, have the same problem with a GTX 970 SC, before the update, the name was White, and now in the last one the name turns red, and in the starts of Windows the screen 've flickering sections.
    I'm thinking that's my Graphic Card failed and need to upgrade it..
    Don't know what to do..
     
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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/04/16 17:42:12 (permalink)
    Wanted to post I'm having the exact same issue on top of others.
     
    My newest problem I'm having with the update is the software doesn't actually operate until I click on settings. When I do click on settings it takes a full 5-6 seconds for the software to respond. Prior to me clicking on settings the fan curve isn't applied and the card will begin to overheat while I play overwatch. Even when PrecisionX is open on my 2nd screen the fan curve isn't applied until I actually click on settings. I've tested closing and reopening the software after window boots and the same issue occurs.

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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/05/02 15:22:17 (permalink)
    I am also having this same issue with the red font.
     
    GTX 1080 SC
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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/05/02 15:26:33 (permalink)
    Got a response from EVGA support about this and they said it is normal on the new version of XOC.
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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/05/10 18:32:47 (permalink)
    I have the newest 6.2.6 of Xoc and before the update it was white and now they are red.... already reinstalled it. issue remains.
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    Re: EVGA OC 1080 displayed in red. and RUN greyd out! 2018/05/10 18:44:22 (permalink)
    The different colour for the videocard listed is expected functionality.
    It is to differentiate multiple videocards from eachother if multiple are installed.
    If you open hardware monitor you'll notice that 'GPU1' is red too.
     
    See this post (#12):
    https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2816003

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