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No, I have 60% set maximum in my gpu tweaking software at it goes 100% only when it reaches 78 and above not 83 as you're saying. The card is not defective but it might be hot these days. I have the curve that goes up to 60% not always 60% of course

Hello, so as in the title my gpu fans go 100% on 78C even though i maxed them in my fan curve at 60% but at 78C it just ignores it. Is this normal , could it be that the bios is doing it or something? GPU : RTX 2080 STRIX non-super. I'm planning on replacing thermal paste as I bought it already.

I have weird problem with c++ redistributables. I need to constantly reinstall them. After some time my programs start closing, like browsers or even windows apps. Uninstalling c++ redistributables or reinstalling them fixes the problem. But i don't want to do that constantly. I have no idea what is the issue here. Does anybody has some idea ? I don't even know if it really related to them, but that's what i found to work for me. Weirdly Firefox works and chromium browsers don't ?? Even a notepad is closing down

Yes, i can see that it was fixed in some old version, but i have newest one.

Not on this board. Level 1 is flat , but i'm not getting it for some reason.

At 1.37 i can get 4.9. 1 is highest llc level (lowest vdroop) up to 5 levels. At 1 I still get vdroop, can't get flat voltage for some reason like some people do

Hello, When it comes to overclocking CPU, should i care for vcore underload or what i put into bios for 24/7 use longterm. Even on LLC1 i get a vdroop. On 1.37 it drops 1.344. Could turn it up to 1.40 or even 1.41 as i heard it's on the edge of longterm use? After vdroop it will be under 1.40. People are often talking on the internet how 1.40 is max for longterm, but i don't know if it's what i put in bios or vcore underload. This is my main question. I have this CPU for 2 years now, and i started overclocking just recently. The second question i got is that my Asrock Z370 extreme4 is not keeping flat voltage on LLC1, I heard that people are getting flat voltage on this level but mine is dropping. Even in bios it shows flat line. Is it about my board or does it differ between boards? Thanks for any help.

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On GPU? Yes, It happen with and without OC on GPU EDIT: I ran memtest86, 2 full passes no errors

Hello there, I have a little bit of a problem here. I'm not sure what's causing glitches on the monitor. These glitches are: pitch black square somewhere on the screen (big) , or a line across the screen vertical and horizontal, wide. They happen only for a split second. I had my gpu overclocked +50 on core and +500 on memory, with power and voltage to max in msi afterburner. But after i've started seeing these glitches i went back to stock, but it's still there. I don't have any typical graphical glitches ingame. It can happen outside and ingame. I usually spotted it outside of a game. It can happen once or twice and hour. I also have my cpu overclocked just a little bit 8700k with 1.31v and 4.7 clock. The GPU is Asus Strix RTX 2080. Motherboard is Asrock Z370 Extreme4. My ram is 16 GB G.Skill Aegis 3000Mhz. Also my monitor is 5 years old so this is something i have to add here. It's an LG 24GM77 144hz monitor, it's maybe even 6 years old, 2014 or 2015. I'm worried that could be GPU, I hope it's just a monitor. I don't have other monitors to test. Any solutions or ways to find the problem? I really didn't know where to start topic so i put it in GPU category. Thanks for any help

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More rumors about others come. If its reference PCB i think it doesnt matter which card, because its same PCB. But mine is custom PCB PHOTO FROM INTERNET I hope its just one game. What do you think? I tested multiple games

I think it's custom PCB. At least they say that on internet

Had it for 3 weeks now. People are reporting it out of the box. I don't know honestly what to think and what to do. I can wait a month to see, warranty will still be up.