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LogInPoi

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  1. Just now, Lurick said:

    None of those would have anything to do with Aura and won't cause any issues with it either.

    Mixing RAM speeds is fine, it will all run at the lowest common speed and that's about it. Unless you enabled XMP then it will default to 2400MHz or 2133MHz on the 7th gen platforms anyway.

    I enable xmp but it display at 3200mhz so I press the reset button to let the xmp to reset because error q code show up

  2. Just now, Lurick said:

    Possibly, I'm not home so I can't test it myself with the latest version of Aura and 1903. I've got a version from January or so running right now and 1903 and have no issues.

    today I updated three intel drivers:

    1. intel-system 10.1.16.6

    2.intel corporation-Bluetooth 21.20.0.4

    3.intel corporation-display 25.20.100.6734

    and three updates for Windows Defender Antivirus

    will it be the reason?

     

    the only hardware issue is I put 2400mhz ram and 3200mhz ram together...

  3. 2 hours ago, DoctorNick said:

    Either you use aura or g.skill - try deleting that too. May need to clear cmos or something like that

     

    2 hours ago, Lurick said:

    That's the problem then, to do a proper uninstall (as stupid as it sounds), you need to FIRST download a new copy of the .zip, right click that .zip folder, click properties, in the bottom it will say Unblock, click that, THEN click okay and extract the files. Then run setup.exe as administrator, let it uninstall, reboot, and run it again to re-install.

    I just transfer my boot ssd to another rig and reinstall aura. the result are the same as before. that means it is the problem of aura and windows 1903 not the problem of hardware?

     

  4. 8 minutes ago, Lurick said:

    That's the problem then, to do a proper uninstall (as stupid as it sounds), you need to FIRST download a new copy of the .zip, right click that .zip folder, click properties, in the bottom it will say Unblock, click that, THEN click okay and extract the files. Then run setup.exe as administrator, let it uninstall, reboot, and run it again to re-install.

    I tried it just now.  now I still can't open aura. btw when the install wizard is 100% the top of that window will fresh

    is it the onboard aura chip error? because I mess with the ram(I think it is the reason)

  5. Just now, Lurick said:

    What version of Aura are you downloading and from where?

    What steps exactly are you taking to uninstall?

    Did you download the .zip file, right click, and Unblock before extracting the files?

    Did you run everything as administrator?

    my aura ver is 1.06.68 I download it from https://www.asus.com/campaign/aura/jp/download.html

    I go to settings > storage then find aura and click uninstall

    I extract all the files because the system will ask me do u wanna extract all files

    I run everything as administrator

    and I use aura for a year this problem I have never happend

  6. today I installed another two dimm of ram into my system. after that it kind a fail to boot because the speed are different of the rams(I think). so I hit the on board reset botton and hope it can disable xmp. but the boot was too slow so I press the safe boot botton next. then I feel it is not safe so I pull the new two dimm of ran out and boot in to windows. after the boot the problem shows. I can't open aura and my on board rgb leds stuck at the color that I set before. later I downloaded the g skill rgb software. the soft can't let me in but I can get into the aura to change the lighting for the ram. 

     

    I tried uninstall aura 5 times already(now I think it is an error of the mobo on board data)

    I also frash back the bios and update again but nothing happened.

    btw my aio did not show up in side aura 

     

    mobo: maximus 9 formula

    cpu: 7700k

    ram: old set 2400mhz trident z rgb

            new set 3200mhz trident z rgb

    aio: strix lc 240

     

    it is unable to fix?

     

  7. 1 minute ago, CapitalistVN said:

    Nah, the motherboard isn't the problem. Even with 8 lanes at PCI-E 3.0 speed, it would be still plenty for that 2070. And that card is probably getting plenty of juice from the PCI external power connector, not from the board (the board can only supply 75W maximum through the PCI-E slot). The only problem is that the i5 7500 might be causing just a bit bottlenecking for that card.

    but the performance of the 2070 inside the 7500 rig is almost the same or even worse than my old 1060...

  8. my 2070 only have 60-80% load on gaming. My cpu is i5 7500 that have 16 pic-e lanes and my mono is strip b250f that have 12 pci-e lanes. My rig also have a ssd and a hdd using 6x sata. Is my rig do not have enough lanes for the 2070 to get the peak performence?  Or my mobo do not have enough power phases to let the rig stable and perform well?

     

    p.s. i also used a z270 formula + 7700k rig to test the card. the card can perform over 90%.

  9. 4 minutes ago, Wormhole said:

    if you updated to the newest driver uninstall it and install the previous driver 

    I didn't experience the previous driver and I can't find any wrong report posts of this driver, btw I saw a bios update for the mobo and the name is 11.8.55.3510  It's not the normal 1xxx

  10. My rtx 2070 only have 50-60% load on pubg and battlefield v. Should I update the bios of my mobo? I've already installed the lastest nvidia driver for the gpu. Or I should go to send it back? Or it just a cpu bottlenecking?

    My rig: i5 7500, strix B250H, 16gig ram 2400 MHz, gigabyte windforce rtx 2070

     

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