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Running 5600X with 6900XT also getting crashes to desktop. Swapped in a 6800XT ,played a little longer ..but then crash to desktop. Same drivers.

I had to completely remove original x99 motherboard as it no longer would post. Replaced it with C6H.

I woke up last Saturday morning with a amazing idea. (keep in mind everything was running fine) I swapped watercooled 980 Ti to my X99 motherboard ,and watercooled Vega 64 to my X370 Crosshair VI Hero. Basically trading places. X99 no longer post... has some power but not all there. No worries cause i used another spare X99 board. But....when i was measuring flex hose for Vega 64 on C6H .( I had one end on the barb ,and was measuring length.) Getting my length i then proceeded to remove tube from barb to cut. As i struggled to pull hose off barb ,it was on there real tight. It suddenly broke free,but in the process i bumped the Vega 64 card bending the hell out of the PCIe slot. I have straighten back. It still works kind of. PC won't post with DP cable hooked up. I have to unplug it..then make sure PC boots then plug DP cable in. (PC runs fine like that. Gaming,Stress test, etc.) Question: Am i flirting with disaster running it like that? Life Lessons: "If it ain't broke ...don't fix it!"

Same problem here . When i use Bios overclock settings i get this : downclocked crap . When i use RYZEN Master everything works fine

5960X with MSI 980 Ti Gaming. @4k ultra settings. My own testing. Most are in game bench test,other with fraps. Theif 42 avg FPS Metro Last Light 37.67 avg FPS Shadow Of Mordor 43 avg FPS Tomb Raider 46.4 avg FPS Batman Arkham Origins 33 avg FPS Bioshock Infinite 82.85 avg FPS Hitman Absolution 25.01 avg FPS Witcher 3 34.86 avg FPS (Ultra settings no hairworks) http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/5180047/fs/5179803 http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/5343391/fs/5343294

Here you go guys crossfire wouldn't work without this on my 295X2 . http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Optimizing-The-Witcher-3.aspx

I hope Sapphire has a upgrade program for my 295X2.

‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through Tom’s House, Not a fan blade was whirring, nor a left-handed mouse. The desktops were hung by some Windows 8 fare, In hopes that Steve Ballmer was no longer there. The fanboys were tucked, all snug in their beds, While visions of bent iPhones danced in their heads. And Samsung quite smug with its latest rendition: The Galaxy gingerbread-scented Edition. Then came the sound of a bad hard disk platter; I went to call Seagate, just what was the matter? On hold for two hours 'fore explaining the crash, Tech support in Mumbai said I should have used flash. Then out on the lawn I saw such a strange sight; Almost sharper than 4k 'gainst snow’s blinding white. When what on my Oculus Rift did appear, A red Tesla S, with Nvidia's gear. Sporting skills of a gamer, steering reckless and quick, I knew that the driver was jolly St. Nick, More rapid than Broadwells, his coursers they came Processing threads as he called them by name. “Now, Intel! Nvidia! Now ARM, MSI! On, Gigabyte! On, Asus! On Raspberry Pi! AMD’s Captain Jack!” And I then heard him call, “Now overclock! Overvolt! No P-states at all!” As GeForces blazed lanes of PCIe, I was fearful they would exceed max TDP. With each snap of the cord, the faster he flew, In a race he’d beat WiGig, and Thunderbolt 2, And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof, Some fans kick on hard, and a water-cooled loop, Devil's Canyon engaged, and as I turned around, Down the chimney a robot St. Nick did abound. Built from a hodgepodge of spare parts and components, He stared as he flashed his BIOS for a moment, He was made of case panels from NZXT, His head an ASRock board with a red LED. His eyes—how they burned! His visage, so scary! His cheeks cooling hoses, his nose MX Cherry. With no mouth or jaws, just a speaker and grill Blasting dial-up sounds, so uncomfortably shrill! His PSUs flew past the kilowatt peak, The smoke belching off of his head like a wreath. The SSD RAID 0 right in his big belly, Stored every Christmas song by Andrea Bocelli. He was chunky and sharp, a right nasty old elf, And I dropped my controller, in spite of myself. With a spin of his head, he gave me a wink. "How much did it cost, that display with G-sync?” Then his fans all went silent, he went straight to work, And filled up his sack with my stuff (what a jerk!) He flexed pixel shaders, and thumbing his nose, He accused me of hacks. Up the chimney he rose! ‘Midst confusion and terror, I whipped off my Rift, And eyed starry skies and an empty snowdrift. In the darkness I sighed . . . all a cheap VR trick! No evil and cruel PC parts-built Saint Nick. I slipped back inside, it was time for some gaming, Took my Razer BlackWidow and prepared for n00b shaming. With joy I proclaimed, blasting villains on sight, “Happy holidays to all, and to Tom’s a good night!” Just thought i share this poem...all credit to Tom's Hardware http://www.tomshardware.com/news/toms-hardware-holiday-2014-poem,28263.html

I would place it on a shelf next to my 5960X empty box....

I feel sorry for Gigabyte.....why would they do that?

I have the Samsung 4k(TN) ,and the Dell P2715Q 4k..mmm all that IPS goodness.Only thing with the Samsung is no vesa mount,and tilt only.The Dell was an awesome deal when it first launched $503.00 with promo codes.I couldn't pass up such an awesome deal.Ps..Dell comes with a mini -DP to displayport cable. Samsung comes with DP cable

Very nice tutorial.By the way, what Fractal Case is that? It is the first Fractal case that has ever caught my eye. Maybe it's because my 5960X,and Rampage V Extreme are sitting on a test bench.I really haven't had the desire to put it in a case till this video.

Just ordered the P2715Q ....Total Price was $605.59 US.That is with $41.60 in sales tax.Now only thing left to do is to toss out my Samsung 4k tn panel.

I loved it so much that i almost forgot it's a technical preview.Seemed to run smooth on X99.Only problem i had was Nvidia control panel would not open.But,a re-install of the drivers fixed that.other than that,it ran smooth.My Steam games ran no problems either.

He only does Nvidia Cards now.(just kidding)......but kinda seems that way