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It's weird cause I never changed it. There is any official way to upgrade vbios? My card is on warranty and I don't want to void it. By the way this version of gpu has double bios, I tried to change it and the issue persists. I think I have updated some stuff using rog armory, but I don't think it made some changes on vbios.

Hello guys! Sry to bother you, but I'm having a problem for 6 months + with my gpu. I was able to set a fan curve just normally but for months now I'm having an issue that when I get around 71 or 72°C the fans go 100%. If down 70°C it respects the curve I set normally. Tried to format, change drivers, new mobo bios, new gpu tweak II, changing to msi afterburner, removed my pci-e extender and nothing changed. It's driving me crazy to figure it out... It's an RTX2080 strix and the mobo is a z390-e.

lolololol I did that with the hair dryer just before posting on this forum. (used in i/o shield and inhale fan) It worked for 7 or 8 minutes (longer then before) but happened again. After this I turned off one exhaustion cooler and it managed to work without problem. I like the capacitor explanation, didn't think of that. I was betting on bad solder until I came up with the poor processor contact idea. Thx for the suggestion, I'm trying to solve it more for fun and curiosity, I'll buy the adapter later.

That's exactly what I ever thinked about it. Micro shrinking/expansion causing the issue. By the evidence the only explanation is this. But I remembered the DIMM issue for low pressure over the cpu (AMD is PGA so i think it's a more rare to happen then LGA) and I realised that if the CPU may control the LAN so this issue may be resolved without a soldering iron. lol I'll probably buy the adapter but I came to this forum because I thought the issue was intriguing and it would be interesting solving it in it's core.

The odd it looks like it's not the ethernet cable. Changed it a lot over the years, even the modem was changed and nothing happens. Unplugging the cable and replugging it doesn't work too. Only restarting windows make the ethernet work again (for 2 minutes or forever if it get warm eventually)

lol I agree with you, but I like to learn with my issues, if it needs warm up a soldering iron I'll drop the idea and buy an offboard lan or USB/LAN adapter. But if I get only to remount my processor, why not? More about learning the issue here ^^

Hello guys I'm having a problem that got worse lately. I use an old rig on my living room, just to watch netflix and youtube, the specs are: AMD phenom II x4 955 mobo A790GXM-AD3 no GPU (broke years ago, I use onboard graphics) PSU corsair 500W Windows 7 (old rig as I said ^^) My problem is, when we have a hot climate, everything works fine, but when it's cold the ethernet suddenly stops working. When I say that I mean: I start up the PC then after 1 or 2 minutes the LAN goes down as if I remove the ethernet cable, every light indicator keep working as if was fine. the LAN indicator on windows got a red X and if I try to troubleshoot it says that I have to plug an ethernet cable ¬¬ This problem is happening for years and when I restart the PC it happens again and again until eventually get solved (probably because the PC is getting hotter, after all, it happens ONLY when it's cold) BUT lately I cleaned up this PC and added some sparing coolers (did it on summer) but now that's winter (in south america) I got to restart my PC 10 times and remove one cooler in order to keep my LAN working for more than 5 minutes. (later records on the issue was 3 restarts until it got warm and keep working) Said that, my question is: The LAN controller need some interation with the processor that if I remove it completely and reinstall it may solve the issue (like happens when one DIMM on RAM doesn't work) or it's exclusively an chipset issue? Getting an offboard LAN adapter may help? Any ideas what may be causing it? obs: I reinstalled windows several times in the past and it keeps happening.

Hello guys, I'm new here, so sorry if I don't know any rules. After a quick search I didn't find a topic which could explain me this but my m.2 SSD have a really constant write speed at ATTO Disk Benchmark but the read speed is a total mess. Here are two exemples I've made, one after another, and the read speed is so different on the same file size and I have no idea why. If someone could explain this to me I would appreciate. I don't know if I did something wrong on the instalation but it seems fine! Oh, it's a Corsair MP500 120GB. Thx for all the help.