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Haven't tried hitting connect, I'll try that next time and see if that works. GPU - Palit GeForce RTX 4080 16GB 1st monitor - ASUS ROG STRIX Curved XG32VQ, connected directly via DisplayPort 2nd monitor (3 in Windows) - LENOVO - L27i-28 Full HD 27", connected via DP -> HDMI adapter Television (2 in windows) - Samsung QN90B, connected via HDMI 2.1

Okay, bit of a strange issue. Just posting for some advice about possible solutions as it is starting to get a tad annoying. When I turn my pc on, my main monitor (1) will turn on just fine, however my second monitor (labelled 3 in windows) won't wake up unless I turn on my television (labelled 2 in windows). If I turn my TV off afterwards, my two monitors work just fine on their own. If the PC falls asleep and I wiggle the mouse to wake up (and the TV is off), neither monitors will wake up until I turn the TV on. Really strange issue and I'm not entirely sure what's causing it, any advice will be much appreciated! EDIT: might be worth noting, my second monitor (NOT THE TV) is connected using a DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter!

Hey, just a quick update in case anyone else runs into a similar issue! Turns out, this was a motherboard/bios issue and not a GPU issue (kind of). With RTX 3000 and up, the motherboard will dynamically adjust from PCIe 1.1 to PCIe 4 depending on load to save power. My motherboard, however, was not doing this. I manually set it to always run at PCIe 3 in the motherboard BIOS and it solved my issue completely. (PCIe 4 didn't work for some reason, not quite sure why but that's another issue entirely)

No luck with DDU, contacting for a return as I'm out of ideas

Hm, I've tried high performance/prefer max performance already. The clock speed doesn't move even under heavy load in *any* game, or even on 8k video. I could try application specific as well though. Also might try DDU. Any other suggestions are welcome, would rather not return it but if I have to I can!

Purchased a 4080, hooked it up, reinstalled drivers. However, when playing games (or doing anything, really) it refuses to go aboce 25 Watts and around 600mhz clock. Really strange issue considering it gives an output just fine. Would appreciate any advice.

last year i built a half decent system (my first build) but i had always wanted to build and had been watching tech channels for years. Was an i5 8400/gtx 1060 build. Ran pretty smooth. Passed it down to my brother a few weeks ago and built what I'd like to think of as my dream pc, specs in the signature

Right. I think it's fixed now. Hopefully. It seemed "Ryzen Master SDK" kept reinstalling itself on my system and limiting my clock speed (for whatever reason) so i nuked it into oblivion and deleted every file associated with it and it uh... worked? Reset and it hasn't installed itself again and my clock is boosting, so fingers crossed it doesn't break again.

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it appears to not be working again. I can change it in BIOS it just had no effect in windows.

Hiya, yeah i understand that. My issue was my cpu not even boosting (it was stuck at 3.8GHz which is the cpu base clock) but i managed to fix it by clearing the CMOS. Hopefully if anyone else experiences this issue they'll be able to fix it now ?

Hey everyone, first time posting here. As stated in the title my R9 3900x will not boost above its base clock without resetting ryzen master, i have an MSI gaming pro carbon wifi and cooling (and power - 850w EVGA G3) is certainly sufficient (i have tested through ryzen master, more details under) Essentially, to get the cpu to go above 3.8ghz, i need to boot ryzen master every single time i turn on my PC and manually reset it to "default" settings which will then set the cap to 4.6GHz. I cant seem to find anyone else with the same issue but if anyone knows any possible fixes i would be more than happy