CrunchyWafflez

After reading this thread i installed the chipset drivers and yay the pci unknown devices are away. Thanks

I have the same kind of problem except that get blue screens... I also have the same unknwon PCI-Devices with the same hardware ids. I reinstalled my OS and updated my bios but i have still the same kind of issue. The error on my blue screen is IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.

It detects my motherboard (X470 F-Gaming) but it does not detect my strix 2070. But i couldnt even start that piece of garbage some minutes ago ;P. I have also tried a lot of versions a lot of instalation guides und it but just dont wanna work...

I installed Afterburner to check and i also installed hwinfo.

This weekend i built my new pc with this components: Ryzen 5 3600x cooled by an Dark Rock 4 from be quiet! Asus strix X470 F Gaming 32 GB 3200 Mhz Memory Gigabyte Rtx 2070 Super Windforce OC Samsung 970 evo 1Tb NZXT H500i with 2 additional be quiet! 1200mm silent wings 3 Be quiet! straight power 11 550w I'm using the latest nvida driver stand: 27. July 2019 (I also tried an older version) Now to my problem: Today i made some gaming tests for overclocking and so on. And my graphics card got really really loud around 50 dB i would say and the fans had around 2200 - 2500 rpm. The temperatures are also around 80 degrees. So far so good, after that i red some tests of that graphics card because i thought thats a bit to warm. In all of those test the graphics card was getting not warmer than 65 degrees and the fans had an rpm of around 1500. So it was much more silent to. I have to say that it is in my area pretty warm (around 30 degrees) and in my room it is about 25 degrees. What is also weird it doesn't matter how hard i crank the fans the temperature stays at around 80 degrees. This all is out of the box. So now my question is if somebody knows how to fix the high temperatures or that high rpm from the fans. Thanks