MrBom

Cool, I guess there is nothing else to it then. I will see what I can find in stock and buy a better one. I will return with the result, but might take some time.

The feeling of the Asus cables seemed good, but apparently not the case for the internals. Also quite expensive too… I have never heard of those before, but I will look for one, if no good cable turns up. Have to uninstall the GPU anyway in that case, there is no room for working behind the card.

BIOS in up to date, but will keep an eye out. Had hoped the Asus cables were top quality, but guess not. I will look for the Thermal Grisly cable, or the EK solution. Hehe yes, only temporary to see if the card worked. I am running hardline tubing, and didn’t want to make new tubes for the temporary solution if it didn’t worked.

Didn’t try that, only changed from 4.0 to Auto in bios, but no luck.

I had hope the Asus cables were high enough quality, think I will try the EK solution in that case. Could try 3.0, but I guess it shouldn’t really be necessary.

Long story short-ish, Upgraded from 3080 to 4090, changed nothing else. Booted up, got into Windows, then black screen. Tried that a few times, booted into Safe Mode, uninstalled driver, back into regular mode, installed driver, black screen or froze… did that like 5 times. Then formatted c drive, installed Windows, updates, drivers, then Nvidia driver, black screen… same story. Tried my friends pci-e extender, same again (both Asus 4.0 16x cables). Now the card is directly in the pci slot, and seems to work fine, did several 3DMark runs, including OC, all passed. I really want the card mounted vertically, so anyone who knows a fix?

I have experienced one of my monitors losing signal after while too, that was simply do to a bad cable.

Just ran memtest86 for two runs, no error. I think it is time to try reinstall Windows.

Sorry about the late reply, I needed to test the RAM first. Something is definitely going on with the RAM. I have two kits of Corsair Vengeance Pro 16Gb 3200MHz CL16, but one is ver5.32 the other ver4.32. With one 5.32 stick only, the system will not boot. With 4.32 the system boot, but I still get several WHEA errors in OCCT. I know the RAM worked in my old build, used them for two years together without issues. Previous build was 9700K and ASUS z390 motherboard.

Hi, I got myself an Intel 12700KF, but it does not seems stable at stock settings. When I run OCCT I get several WHEA errors. Temps are 53-57 Celsius load. I updated to the newest BIOS 0707 Every settings are default in BIOS, but also tried other settings to see if it helps. Build: Asus Z690-A Wi-Fi D4 32GB Corsair 3200MHz DDR4 ASUS RTX 3080 EK Windows 11 Any good suggestions?

Just got my 4K HDR TV, and was wondering which service provides the best video quality for rental movies. Google Play (Movies & TV), Apple TV, YouTube, Amazon Prime Vudeo, Rakuten TV etc. What are your experiences, and does a bit stream overview of the services exist?

So today there was not sound at all! I even reinstalled the driver again... I found this thread on a Nvidia forum, and turning the volume slide from 100 to 0 and back to 100 fixed the problem. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/game-ready-drivers/13/283926/no-hdmi-audio-after-41616-update/

Thanks, waisted 3 hours on it! But thanks for the help and tips

Solved!... Nvidia Driver reinstall did the job

Pretty sure the receiver is fine, Xbox and Chromecast works at it should. The funny thing is, that the receiver can see that I've connected a "Multi-channel" input, which means it's not just a stereo input. I will try the Nvidia driver reinstall soon, after I'm done gaming, the headphone works as normal, but is also connected to its own DAC.