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Yes, the same cables deliver power to the Titan X. In more news, we used a boot drive with Windows from the other computer and it it worked. Then we installed a fresh copy of Windows on the computer and the problems remained the same, no video output from the GPU, only from the onboard.

Yes, the latest drivers were installed before the first attempt to connect the GPU. We removed all Nvidia drivers and installed them again. Also with all drivers removed we still couldn't get any output. Also we are not able to install drivers with the RTX card connected, the only output is through the onboard Display Port.

Hey guys, hope you are having a nice day, unlike my friend. He bought a new ASUS RTX 2080 ti Turbo. When he installed it there was no video output (HDMI and DP were tested), and that's when he called me. His system is a pre-build DELL: CPU: i7-8700 Mobo: Dell Inc. 0P0V56 RAM: 16GB PSU: 860W OS: Windows 10, latest version, and latest drivers from Nvidia were installed. He was previously using GTX Titan X and the PC is still booting as normal if that GPU is installed. With the RTX installed there is video output from the onboard GPU, but the RTX is not shown in Task Manager, and MSI Afterburner. In the BIOS I can see the card. We tried to install the RTX on another PC and it booted as expected. Has anyone experienced something similar or have any idea how to fix this? Any help is appreciated.

I read about the Nubia X it solves the notch problem by removing the selfie camera and adding a second screen on the back of the phone. https://www.gsmarena.com/zte_nubia_x-pictures-9347.php Ignoring the specs, what is everyone's opinion on the matter of 'selfie display' instead of 'selfie camera'?

Turns out 9mm Allen key does the job, but they are so hard to come by. Sad that EK don't have that part documented.

So I was taking my loop apart to make some changes and the radiator fittings came out the wrong way, see pictures. I have the 8mm allen key for the acf fitting but I can't grab the other side, my hand keeps on sliding. Any ideas how to fix it without damaging the parts? Thanks. EDIT: I'm changing to hard tubing so I need to change it.

When liquid cooling with custom loop, is the orientation of the radiator important? I have EK-CoolStream PE 360 currently I have the ports on top, however i'm switching to rigid tubes and i don't like how it will look. Are there any disadvantages in turning the radiator, to have the ports on the bottom? Also if I want to expand the loop with a second radiator (CPU, GPUs, 2 x Rad) what should be the order?

Hello, I'm building a new PC for myself first time doing all the work myself. I'm still waiting on modular PSU and PETG tubes, everything is slow around Christmas.Any way, I want to go with custom cables, build them from scratch. Can you recommend from where to buy parts for the cables, I live in Denmark. Also any feedback on the setup is welcome Also any ideas on how to hide the cables on top of the PSU shroud? Specs: CPU: i7-8700k Motherboard: ROG STRIX Z370-E GAMING RAM: Corsair Dominato Platinum 3000 16GB Graphics card: Gygabyte 1050 Ti (Changing that to 1080 ti or next gen when it comes out)