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Yes im always use ddu every install of my driver, even i use the radeon factory reset, but it still reseting

Hello, i have msi radeon RX 5700 XT Gaming X, every bootup or restart my manual fan setting on radeon wattman (i currently use 20.8.1 driver right now), automatically turn into 100% so i should turn down to lower sepeed manually every bootup, i have save my fan setting to 60%, but every bootup the setting always reverting to 100%, i dont want my fan to spinning like jet engine everytime tho,if i leave my fan setting to automatic it only spinning on 40% max,is this a bug on the driver or it is a conflict with other apps ?, i have msi afterburner installed on my pc but i never use the fan setting so it always on default fan setting.

thanks

Asking some question here, my 5700 xt gaming x, reach peak of the memory temp about like 80c,but the core temp only peak at 70c when underload, is that a normal?

56 minutes ago, Gaires said:

If it's dust there's really no fix for it, as you would need to take apart the whole monitor and doing that risks that even more dust goes inside.

yeah i dont want to take a risk now, while the monitor is still under seller warrnty i send it back to him.

1 minute ago, Gaires said:

My guess would be that there's some dust stuck in there.

yeah i think it is,i dont know how to fix that, so i sent the monitor back to the seller

15 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

I don’t think so myself. Dead pixels tend to be single pixels and remain one specific color 

hmm maybe its a stain that inside the glass of the screen, well i just send back the monitor to the seller.

10 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

Dead pixels have a particular look which this does not seem to me to have

so it is not a deadpixel?

my new monitor is lg 27 gl650f, it just arrived today, when i use it there is a black stain like inside the monitor, i tried to rub it with microfiber cloth i but nothing happen the stain is there, it visible in any color

it is very noticeable spot stain because it's placed in the center of the monitor.

i have contacted the seller, he say i can send him back the monitor and he will send the new one.

21 minutes ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

I think from the picture mine was scratched a bit more...but the card would display white lines all over the screen and wouldn't detect or install drivers and or run anything higher than the lowest resolution in windows.

 

If yours is fine you're very lucky.

yeah mine still work until now, i've been run games, adn stress test, seems nothing weird coming from the gpu

20 minutes ago, _Omega_ said:

Seems fine its just the conformal coating that you scratched and the trace itself looks not damaged.

Just try if it works and when you want to reseal the trace use nailpolish.

for now i cover it with an electrical tape, i might use a nailpolish later, thanks for the tip

16 minutes ago, _Omega_ said:

And if it won’t work, search for someone who can solder a jumperwire on it to fix the trace. For one trace its easy with a bit of practise and a steady hand.

the gpu still runs fine with games and, no sign of error signed on any stress test i've been run like occt and furmark, i should be very careful later then.

1 minute ago, i_build_nanosuits said:

That's how I killed my 980ti a couple years ago.

im feel bad for you, how could that happen btw?

1 minute ago, SavageNeo said:

it is fine. if scrached my gpu too. 

 

 

if it works it is all good

ah ok then im just being paranoid for this.

so today i just want to change my thermal paste on my gpu, but the screw that hold the heatsink is worn out i cant use philips head, so i deciced to use hackshaw so i can move the screw with my flathead screwdriver, and then my hackshaw sliped to and scratch some of gpu trace as seen in the picture below, so far i've been test the gpu with games, OCCT gpu test 15 min show no errors, furmark run fine, so far i didnt get any error flicker or anything, i cover the scratch with an electrical tape, i just wonder is it safe to use ?