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I had tried all that and it didn't work. I made a bootable usb from my laptop. Came home, and I was like lemme take out the 2080 ti and put it back in. I did that and windows update showed the new update and let me install it and didnt crash. Everything is working fine now. Thanks for the suggestions tho guys!

I can't even download windows 10 to a flash drive my pc just crashes the same way as if i was trying to update my pc with the may 2019 update.

I really do mind but I guess I have no choice i'm forced to reinstall windows...

Just upgraded from a 1080 ti to a 2080 ti today. Went to play shadow of the tomb raider and I couldnt enable the ray traced shadows settting. I looked it up and rtx requires windows version 1809(october 2018) or 1903(the may 2019 update). I'm running version 1803. As many of you might have seen, you can't update to the may 2019 update since windows is having issues and is rolling it out in waves. I even tried manually installing the update with the microsoft update assistant and it would crash mid update. I also can't update just to the october 2018 update because microsoft doesn't have the link to that on their website anymore. And the one link for it I found, opened up the update assistant which would say that the may 2019 is the latest. So basically I have a $1200 paperweight and I can't use the only feature I bought it for because my 1080 ti was running games just fine, all I wanted were the rtx features. Please someone help me.

Yea i know it was crazy voltage for an extra 150mhz. I dropped it down to 4.45 and 1.475v and temps dont really go over 65. However I wanted to try something else. So i cleared the cmos and left everything at stock. Now the cpu idle's at 22c instead of 34c and it doesn't go over 30c in occt. So this whole time it was just my overclock lol. I thought xeons are soldered, so would it even make sense to delid it? I mean at this point i don't really care, 65c is low enough for 1.475v i guess. I just wanted to make sure my loop and cpu waterblock were working properly lmao.

lowered my overclock to 4.45ghz and reduced the voltage from 1.59 to 1.475 and now temps dont go over 71c with prime96 and they dont go over 54c with occt. So i guess the issue was that i was using prime95 and also my high voltage on my overclock, extremely high voltage i should say. Didn't really care about running super high voltage since ive always had 3 rads to keep everything cool. But lowered it anyway and i don't think i'll see much of a different dropping from 4.6 to 4.45 ghz.

36c idle. I always do the maximum heat test on prime95. It's version 29.4 I actually just tried using OCCT after reading that prime95 overheats cpus. Well my temp doesnt go above 66c when occt is putting 100% load on the cpu. but prime goes straight to 95c. So i wonder is it just the prime program overheating my cpu? Because otherwise I don't think theres anything wrong with the waterblock or loop. Ah ok. In and out is fine, it's routed properly. Yea i've had this block for 5 years and always ran fine until i checked the temps about a week ago, but the last time i checked temps was two years ago. I included an image of the temps while running OCCT

Yea i'll give it a check when I get home. Thanks! I didn't think of that honestly. Didn't realize I could take it apart, nor do I know how. Guess I'll look it up to see if anyone else has taken that waterblock apart.

res/pump combo->gpu->cpu->120mmRad->external360mmRad->internal360mmRad->res/pump combo I did see a massive air bubble this morning in the tube coming from the external radiator which is weird because i made sure to get all the air bubbles out last night. But still I had this issue even before I took apart the loop and added in the gpu waterblock. And i had that loop together for 2 years. Here's a bigger pic.

It's an xspc block, and clean as in what? I've cleaned the thermal paste off of it 3 times now since i remounted it 3 times. Yea it has to be the mounting as water is flowing through the cpu block right? I don't think it's the overclock because it shoots up to 95c so fast that it's not even funny. like less than 2 seconds. I've tested in game and it sits at 65c. But for the amount of radiators i have it shouldn't even get that hot.

Yup I've had this waterblock for 5 years and used in on this cpu and a 3770k and back to this cpu again. I'm using the lga 1366 backplate and everything. http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/xsracpuacwab.html this is the waterblock but mine is all black not chrome. I'm just so stumped lol.

I've tried remounting the water block 3 times over the past few days. Unless theres something wrong with the mounting system of the waterblock where its not making good contact with the cpu. But theres thermal paste on both the cpu and waterblock every time I take the waterblock off so it is making contact with the cpu.

My cpu has instantly been hitting 95c as soon as i run prime95 for two seconds. I thought maybe something was wrong with my loop. So i took my loop apart and added in a gpu waterblock for my 1080ti in the meantime. I put everything back together. And my gpu idles at 36c and under load goes up to 38c. cpu is 38c idle and 95c after 2 seconds of prime95. I have a xeon x5675 at 4.7ghz on evga x58 classified 3 motherboard. Waterblock is an xspc rasa waterblock and I have two 360mm rads with 6 fans on each one, as well as a 120mm rad with one fan on it. Now obviously I know it's not something wrong with my loop because my gpu only goes up 2 degrees celcius at full load. However how could my cpu be hitting 95c in two seconds, and how is that possible? If it was a flow restriction in the cpu waterblock then the gpu would be hitting the same temps too right? Since water wouldn't be flowing. But it seems like everything is flowing just fine. I'm stumped here and I don't really want to pay for a new cpu waterblock if I don't have to because I can't really figure out what else it could be. Thanks everyone

Im going to have to sell my new asus sabertooth z77 and i7 3770k because my car broke down, would really love if i won this!