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Has nvidia released any info on ampere

Ok for now I’ll underclock my gpus or take one out until I can figure out what the issue is.

I’d rather just have the normal nvidia drivers and have them up to date. Mabye it’s not gpu. I have a ryzen Threadripper 3990x and an asus zenith II extreme alpha Motherboard with 256 gb ddr4 3600, could there be an issue with other hardware? If not I can work with 1 gpu, it will be stable and it should get the job done but at a much slower speed.

I know they are legit, mabye theres a driver issue, should I download new drivers from Nividias website and reinstall my drivers? If that doesn’t work, I’ll try underclocking/undervolting my gpus.

Temps are fine. That was my first thought when it was happening but temps never go above 78-80.

I won’t name them specifically but the most intensive one is a cad program and I need to load very large projects with it.

Use pcpartpicker.com, you should be Able to fit a ryzen 5 3600, Windows 10 home, an rtx 2070, 16 gb 2x4 3600mhz ram, A 2tb hdd, And a 256gb ssd into that budget. Other parts like case and monitors you should do some research on and look at reviews. Building a pc yourself usually is cheaper, watch some videos on how to build a pc once you’ve gotten all parts and then install windows.

That’s kinda toasty but that should be fine for that gpu

Whenever I play a game or try to launch one of my gpu intensive programs my system will crash upon starting them or in the middle of me using them. and stop outputting a video signal forcing me to shut down my system with my power button and turn it back on. Psu is an evga t2 1600w. If I take the second titan out its fixed. The system worked perfectly when I got the system both titan rtx worked fine but now it’s doing this crap. Please help me as best you can I don’t want $5000 worth of gpus to be bricked and I also need them to get work done.