vleds123
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thanks everyone for helping me
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Hello peeps, I had a RX 5500 XT 4Gb in my build for a bout a year then decided to upgrade my monitor by adding a 2k 165Hz then I got a 4k TV since then the GPU has been having some issues so I tried updating the driver and id still have some minor issue but once I DDU I couldn't install any drivers and every time I did try to install a driver from (ASUS website or AMD website) and the automatic thingy GPU detector, id still get this error 182. I did a complete format of my PC reinstalled Windows and updated everything and still experiencing this error. Anyone can recommend anything? Is the GPU broken? NB: in Device Manager, I get 2 devices Intel UHD Graphic 630 (my CPU) and Microsoft Basic Display Adapter with a yellow warning sign next to it Intel 10700K Asus Dual RX 5500XT 4Gb 32Gb RAM 3200Mhz NVME 1tb XPG Z490 E Asus ROG
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are you sure about that? I do have 2 nvme on my motherboard. Which one should I try removing?
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Yes this is exactly what im gonna do and also I have the RTX 3080 MSI which has nice rgb and aesthetic if mounted vertically and all of case has rgb synced and everything so this kinda the cherry on top
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Oh okay I can try buying the Asus ROG rs200 but its like 50-60$
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it didn't work im still getting the same result hovering around 70 fps
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I don't understand how any of this work. All I know was that If i plug my 3080 directly into the motherboard i get all the performance I need so 144fps on every game with vsync on. But when i use the riser to have a vertical gpu mount it gets slow this is why. I want to use the riser it looks better in my build
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Okay great ill try this when i get home. I really hope this works
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So basically its not a driver issue since I used DDU already and same problem happened when I used a 3070 Ti and I thought the 3070Ti was bad then I bought this RTX 3080 and I used it without the riser and it was working fine but then I used the vertical yesterday and im back to low frame rates.
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any advice on what I should do then? maybe buy another riser cable im trying to look for a 4.0 one. There is the ROG Strix RIser cable 3.0 do you think it will perform better than the one i currently have?
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Okay downloaded and Idk if I should wait but im using 100% at 1920Mhz 64 Degree. And it is also saying PCIe X16 4.0 @ x1 3.0
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My riser is connected to the main slot and im not running a test with GPU-Z using just CPU-Z to check and ive noticed something. When im the Mainboard tab I see Bus Specs PCI-Express 3.0 however below in the Graphic interface I see Bus: PCI-Express 4.0 and current link width: x1 Max supported: x16 Current Link Speed: 2.5 GT/s Max supported: 16.0 GT/s thats weird
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But I am running PCIe 4.0 and I can confirm based on CPU-z and also since ive tried both ways with and without the Riser and theres a huge difference. Yes I know use the GPU without the riser but I want to have a vertical GPU and some users are able to change from 4.0 to 3.0.
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Hello peeps how is everyone doing? I had a phantek vertical GPU mount and just learned about PCIe 3.0 and 4.0. My Vega 56 was working very well when I was using the riser and now that I upgraded to a MSI 3080 LHR, im getting 60 fps at 100% usage on starcraft 2/battlefield 1. I tried to go into the bios to change the PCIe to 3.0 but i cant seem to find the setting although I'm following the steps correctly (based on YouTube and forums). Now for my issue I cant seem to find anything litterally anything online so if anyone can give me any tip to change PCIe from 4.0 to 3.0. Rig specs I7 10700 KF RTX 3080 Trio Gaming Z T-Force 32Gb 16x2 running at 2933 Mhz Z490-F ROG Strix (latest BIOS 2103) NVME 256Gb NVME 512Gb Phanteks vertical GPU mount 3.0 PCIe
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XMP makes my PC boot in safe mode
vleds123 replied to vleds123's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
wait what box do you mean? Im using the asus rog z490-F is it the same there?