wmmillsjust install the GeForce driver and PhysX if you want to. That's it. Then reboot the pc yourself if it doesn't tell you to and you should be ok. Are you using Precision or Afterburner to control gpu fan speeds? Have you cleaned these cards or reapplied new TIM at all?
sjk005wmmillsjust install the GeForce driver and PhysX if you want to. That's it. Then reboot the pc yourself if it doesn't tell you to and you should be ok. Are you using Precision or Afterburner to control gpu fan speeds? Have you cleaned these cards or reapplied new TIM at all?Everything is completely stock, I have not touched any OCing tools. I also did not mess around with applying new thermal solutions since I do not want to void my extended warranty (10 years). However, I will try the driver suggestion and report back.
rjohnson11Can you also swap out the monitor cable.
SajinLooks like a bad cable/faulty vram to me. #1 Test the cards individually. Make sure to test all outputs on both cards.#2 Do #4 listed .
bcavnaughMaybe a Bios Setting, did you just update the Bios?
wmmillsWhat is the Batteries section of your devmgr referring to? UPS system?
sjk005wmmillsWhat is the Batteries section of your devmgr referring to? UPS system?Yes. CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System, 1500VA/900W.
wmmillsJust out of curiosity, did you try the system with the UPS unplugged from it?! PC straight into the wall?
jimmymerksi know this is 4 years late but remove the cooler . put in oven at 410 for 7 mins . reassemble and your welcome