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I would love to be helped to see what’s wrong with it. It has intel gma 3150 which cannot support hdmi 1920 by 1080 but on vga it’s supported to support up to 1400 by something but it only shows 1280 by 720 as the highest resolution. If anyone can help please
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Any idea how to cover this up without making it look ugly? Accidentally nicked it while fiddling with the usb headers. It’s a zotac gaming rtx 4090 extreme airo. I know it’s a minor scratch but it goes full argb on me so it’s quite noticeable. I’ve tried using a paint pen but the paint doesn’t stick on the scratch itself, but on the surrounding areas where I don’t want the paint to go lol. I’m grateful for any ideas on how to cover this up without making the gpu look ugly. Thank you all in advance. 72562044380__8E04C591-2C37-4BD7-BD4D-2BC98663AB40.MOV 72562044380__8E04C591-2C37-4BD7-BD4D-2BC98663AB40.MOV 72562024620__B74BC6C0-941B-4748-B8D5-721E6D015DC0.MOV
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Got a used 3090 on ebay. It came with an alphacool eisblock es waterblock that the previous owner used it with. I looked at it after unboxing and it looks visibly bent at the edge especially, and I think it's because of this capacitor https://www.reddit.com/r/ZOTAC/comments/10r8e05/rtx_3090_trinity_pcb_question/ Doesn't go back to straight even after taking it off. I asked the seller and he said he used it like this for around a year with no issues. How bad is this on a scale of 1-10? I tried sanding it down but I think it wasn't enough. Can't really tell if doing more will fix it considering the kink is visible even on just the bare board. Should I sand it down more or leave it like this?
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Essentially I have had this gpu for about six months in my build and all of a sudden it shows no display when booting up. I have even gotten a warranty replacement from zotac and it still doesn’t work I just wanna be able to use my computer again. The specs are cpu:Ryzen 5 5600x motherboard:gigabyte arorus b550 elite ax v2 (rev 1.3) gpu:zotac 3060 12gb ram:Corsair vengeance 32gb (2x16gb) psu:Corsair 80+ gold certified 850w Side note:I have an older 1070 I had before that all I do is put into the pcie slot and plug in and the system works perfectly fine. I already updated the bios, all the drivers, I’ve tried reseating the ram changing the battery in the mother board, resetting the cmos, checking monitor and hdmi cable and even completely taking apart and rebuilding and securing connections in the computer.
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Hey there So, my last post was about my mostly bought used - upgrade of my system everything arrived, looking good (backplate of the scythe mugen is missing but after a google search it seems scythe cant produce a fitting am4 backplate anyway so i did some stuff myself to mount the cooler) Specifically the gpu: i got a RTX 3060 Ti Zotac Twin Edge Not the OC But i think( dont have the box) it is an LHR card. I dont care about mining so doesnt matter i only want to enable resizeable bar and obviously you need to update the vbios for that. and if you select the lhr version in zotacs download center, theres just no bios update. only for the non-lhr there is one and its not working with my card, tried it. gpu-z shows all indications that im able to use rebar...(Asus x470 prime pro, bios version 6063; ryzen 5 5600x, gpt boot drive etc.) Am i doing something wrong? or is there no rebar for lhr cards? Thanks in advance for your answers
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So I bought my friend's Zotac RTX 3090 (in case there are model differences I'm not privy to the exact one is titled "Zotac GAMING GeForce RTX 3090 Trinity OC, 24576 MB GDDR6X, ZT-A30900J-10P" on Amazon.co.uk). Needed it for video editing work as before this I had an RTX 2060 and as much as I got good use out of it, 6gigs of VRAM just isn't enough as I've blue-screened a good few times when trying to do things in both After Effects and Premiere Pro. Got it installed completely fine and I love how it can run things like Doom Eternal on Ultra Violence with Raytracing on at 1440p and not drop below 120fps, I'm not a fan of how loud it can get with the same game just on high settings without raytracing. While I don't wanna leave much performance on the table I don't exactly want there to sound like there's a plane/hairdryer constantly on in my room when playing a game. Does anyone know of any nice settings to put this thing to either in GeForce's performance section of the overlay or MSI Afterburner? As much as I wanna get my money's worth I don't really wanna hear a loud droning wind noise during down-time moments in games, especially as I have no choice but to place the PC practically right next to me because of how my room is configured. Anyone got any help for me? I know this is an annoying ask to want as much performance as possible without the drawback of a loud machine but I don't really know what I'm doing most of the time with PC stuff so I figured I should ask if there's something I can do before assuming there isn't or doing something wrong. Any help is much appreciated! Cheers! - Dom.
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Hello. I have a ZOTAC GTX 1080, AMP! Edition, since 2016, but before that I had other graphics cards from ZOTAC, such as a GTX 660 Ti and two GTX 970 (actually four), one of which failed and was returned. My question is whether it is possible to do SLI between the AMP! Edition of the GTX 1080 and the Mini model. I ask this because my GTX 970 SLI was not as smooth to run as it should have been. Firstly, I had a GTX 970 Dual-Fan, which I still have today, and I bought an Extreme Core, but there was no way to SLI them both because they were incompatible. I returned it to the shop and bought an identical Dual-Fan, but this one didn't do SLI either because the part-number didn't match. Then I received another Dual-Fan, which had a slightly different part-number, but it worked along with the card I already had. There are several reports on the Internet, such as this thread: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/user/180172//222166// There's even a post of mine among them. Anyway, what I want to know is if I will have problems when trying to use a GTX 1080 AMP! Extreme and a GTX 1080 Mini. I don't know if this nonsense (incompatibility) of the 900 series also affected the 1000 series. -
Hello, I need help with an issues I have been having. just a few days ago I had a major upgrade. I switched to a water cooled gpu (zotac 2080 super) and a 850w 80+ gold (superflower Legion gx). these were secondhand parts from a well trusted source. the psu was fairly new. was used for just a few days and the gpu and water cooling kit is from a previous pc the person had. everything checked out and each part worked individually but as soon as I put everything together, my pc would just restarts at random with no error codes/blue screens or fatal error massages. at first I think it was an issue with my ram as my pc prior to the upgrade would occasionally have a dram issues and the pc would freeze with my motherboard showing a indicator (solid orange led on my asus rog b450-f) but after countless testing and even running the pc with a single stick, the random restarts would still occur. what I notice after the upgrade is coil while from my cheap speakers and the random restarts on random (idle/mid game/just watching youtube). Graphics device lookup failed when I look up the gpu using gpu-z. here are my specs with how long I have been using them CPU: Ryzen 5 3600X (nearly a year) MOBO: Asus ROG strix B450-F (2 years of usage) RAM: XPG D41 2*8GB 3000mhz (2 years of usage) M.2: XPG spectrix S40G 512GB (nearly a year) GPU: Zotac 2080 super amp core/extreme idk which model per say (recent) PSU: SuperFlower Legion GX pro 850w 80+ gold semi-modular (recent) please help as this is really stressing me out and my pc is the only good thing have left
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Hello fellow gamers, i recently bought a used zotac gtx 1080 Amp Extreme edition which looked like a great deal, but it wasn’t. The card doesnt give out a signal but when i used it in my second pcie slot and my rx 580 in my main it hets detected by windows but it says it needs some kind of drivers to support the gpu or whatever. Does somebody know the answer to this? Psu, Motherboard, Cpu, Ram are working as they should. -
So I built my first PC in this January and I've been playing Witcher 3 at 1080p Max settings. My GPU is Zotac 1660 super non amp. It has 2 fans. After playing for a while the GPU temps goes up to 76*C. Is this normal or do I have to consider getting more fans for the pc case? PS- my pc case is NZXT H510 (it is in stock fan config: rear and upper 120mm fans both set to exhaust).
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Hello All, I recently got a used GTX 1080 for a great price; however, the previous owner said his thermals were getting into the 80s and higher consistently. This didn't bode too well for the longevity of the card and I theorized the large dust build up was probably the main culprit. In the process of disassembly, I found that the hole which holds a screw to the heatsink had come loose, causing the screw and the hole to spin together. Since the part was incredibly small and the usual methods were futile, it was very difficult to do much about the issue except try and brute force it. At some point, a tool must have slipped and knocked off a capacitor from the board. I sadly didn't notice and have no clue where the piece landed. Could be anywhere by now. Worried that I've inadvertently damaged something else, though I feel that I was pretty careful and only had a few slips. Unfortunately, just enough to loose a component. Anyways, I'm asking for some help identifying the specs of the capacitor missing and seeing if there is any additional critical damage. I know it's a long shot, though I really don't have many people to turn to. Louis Rossmann unfortunately doesn't take GPUs and the other local electronics repair shops didn't want to even touch it. So I've turned to the community for help. Hoping that someone knows something or at least can point me in the direction of someone who does. Suggestions welcome for additional places to post for help. I will attach pics of the card and a pic of a perfectly working card from google to save some time. Hopefully this leads to something and I can feel confident that I won't kill the GPU when powering it up. Thanks for your time and help!
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Hello All, Some PCB damage is present on a Zotac GTX 1080 Mini. Now normally I would submit and RMA request, though I damaged the board while removing a stripped screw (knocked off 3 capacitors and 2 resistors, which I can't find) and secondly the card was purchased on offerup so that makes a RMA Request even more difficult. It's a shame because the card worked perfectly before, though now I'm afraid to power it up and inadvertently kill something on the board. The fact that an entire board would just go to waste over a few small components makes quite angry. In the end I'm pretty desperate here. I haven't been able to find a schematic online, nor have I gotten much advice because no one can really guess how to fix it without some more context. So I'm reaching out to the community in the U.S. or anywhere really. If you know a Zotac electrical engineer / technician who would be willing to fix the card for a price I'm willing to pay. You can send me a message with an email or phone number as to keep their information private. If you know any other avenues to take let me know. I'll attach some pics of a good card and one of my damaged card. Pics: https://imgur.com/a/THZv10B
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Country: Switzerland Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Halo MCC, Fusion 360 Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Hello, In 2018 I got a Zotac Mek1 with the following config: - Intel Core i7 7700 - 16GB DDR4 2400MHz - GTX 1070 Ti I already added a Samsung 860 PRO for storage, and I am now looking for the next upgrade. This PC has serve me very well and I'd like to keep it. What would be the best upgrade to keep gaming the recent games (not necessarily max out)? I'm looking for something that would keep me running for the next years. Also, the processor is not Win11 supported, should I upgrade it or is it not worth it? Many thanks in advance, Hawaka
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I have a Zotac 3060TI on a Ubuntu Server 20.04 running Driver Version 510.39.01. I cannot control the fans at all and get an error in nvidia-smi for fan speed. The GPU will get to 100C idling Then turn the fans on 100% until the system reboots. That version of the driver seems to be the only version that doesn't lock the system up completely. I am at a loss and can't figure out what to do.
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Okay so around a week ago i got a new PSU which i was satisfied with because finally i can rest knowing my PSU is enough for my pc. not until my GPU a gtx 1660 super zotac AMP started doing...weird stuff. When i turn on the pc it makes a noise of someone pulling on a string (The fans) it doesn't sound like rattling. And at certain speeds from 58 to 63% the fans click and you can hear it if you put your ear on top of the case since i don't have cooling fans on the top. not loud but audible clicking. and once it goes to 64 or 65% all the way up to 100% it's fine.. And of course Warranty works differently in Egypt so if i ever have to send it to RMA all they do is put the card on a test bench (Vertically) and run furmark. if it doesn't overheat or crash then the card is perfectly fine so it would be pointless to RMA it.. is it okay to leave it like that ? or is everything just going to get worse from there? Thanks in advance !! -
Hi all of yous, hope you all have a great and healthy wellbeing. As the title stated, I just wanna share info about temperature issue regarding Zotac RTX 3060Ti GPU (Twin Edge OC model). I bought the card around 2021 August late, then after awhile I experience this rising in temperature real fast while playing heavy games like CP2077 and FFXV and also the fans are spinning too loud. Temperatures displayed at around 74-75 C while the hotspot temps at around 10 C above that (almost hit 90 C). After that, I looked at the power draw on OCCT, it stated around 200ish watt (WaW!!). After I do some research about it, there are also many who experienced the same. Most of them suggesting undervolting, etc. Some stated that is just fine as it is considering the particular GPU model which has not so "thicc-boy" heatsink and smaller fan size. Most of the people are using Afterburner to tweak the GPU but I don't know if most of us know that Zotac has it's own GPU tweaker called Firestorm. After some tweak here and there using Zotac's Firestorm, I able to achieve my desired fan curve which is not too loud and also achieved my desired temps but at the cost of FPS lost (which is fine by me coz I'm just a cozy gamer). Below is my settings using Firestorm, and also the result on Superposition benchmark. Hope this little info help for you who owned Zotac RTX 3060Ti Twin Edge OC LHR like me. Stay healthy and prosperous. Before temps: 75 C -- After temps: 70 C Before hotspot temps: 90 C -- After hotspot temps: 82 C Before watts: 200W -- After watts: 147W Average FPS lost: 10-15 FPS (Superposition benchmark)
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Hi Guys, Let me start with my setup that I bought in November last year (everything is running on manufactory settings, I didn’t overclock anything): MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS AMD Ryzen 7 5800X + aio cooler Gigabyte Aorus 850W 80 Plus Gold G.SKILL 32GB (2x16GB) 3600MHz CL16 Ripjaws V RTX 3080 ZOTAC HOLO AMP Windows 10 I'm having an issue, most probably with my GPU. In May of the current year for the first time I noticed artifacts just after logging into Windows and opening the web browser. I have reacted by simply restarting the PC and after that, the issue was no more. With time I quickly forgot about it. Unfortunately, not for long, in September the problem appeared again 2 times (on 13th and on 25th). This time I was more worried and captured it on screenshots + I recorder videos of the incidents. In both September’s cases, the issue appeared immediately after I logged into Windows, before I was even able to start any demanding application. Artifacts were visible on the desktop and in the web browser. On 13th of September, I wanted to run a game to see how GPU would react to stress under those conditions, but when I opened one, the computer immediately restarted itself. After the reboot the problem was gone, I ran multiple benchmarks (TimeSpy, FireStrike, Superposition Benchmark, MSI Kombustor Stress Test), demanding games, but everything just worked fine and GPU was working within the manufacturer specifications. 13th September incident materials: - please see: artifacts 13th SEP.png The issue appeared again on 25th, it happened exactly the same way as before (artifacts could be seen on desktop & web browser), when I launched the Superposition benchmark (1st youtube link below ), the first time program killed itself, but the second time it worked (second youtube link) – the artifacts were visible on the loading screen (after 25 sec.), however when the benchmark started… everything was fine! Not even a single distortion. The issue was gone, even without the PC restart! I ran multiply benchmarks, MSI Kombustor stress tests but it was fine all of a sudden! If this were to be a defect of the gpu, shouldn't the situation worsen under stress? 25th September incident materials: - please see: artifacts 25th SEP.png https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHoLxX5kzd0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYZ2ANW9-jQ Do you Guys have any idea what could be the root cause? Is it GPU malfunction, software issue, motherboard, RAM? (BTW. After first two incidents I have also reinstalled Nvidia drivers.) Thanks in advance for any help!
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Hey everybody, Has anyone here had to RMA a Zotac card in Canada recently? I sent my gpu to their Richmond facility and they've had it since October 8th. I sent them several follow up emails (a week a part) and they kept telling me it's still "in testing". Now they've stop responding all together..... What do I do if Zotac ghosts me?
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I live in Egypt and around a month and a half ago i got a 1660 super zotac AMP which apparently has 3 years warranty. My gpu recently started doing some weird noises on fan levels from 53 to 57% i don't know what they are. They arent clicking or grinding they sound like they are vibrating if that makes sense. So i tried to contact warranty (which isnt zotac in Egypt but instead a place called Amir) and nope..no answer..not on my texts , called them twice and no one picked up. So i kinda just felt angry and let it be like that..question is , is it even worth the RMA? Its not affecting my performance or temps or anything at all..and the sound is there if you put your ear to the case or on top but if you're just in gaming mode you won't hear it..
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Hi! Kinda at a loss at this point. I have a new 3080 ti that I am trying to watercool with a EK waterblock. When I have the waterblock on I get little to know performance from the GPU and boot issues. When I have the stock cooler on, everything runs completely normal. My gut tells me its either a short from the block or the card not recognizing the fans and throttling speed. Has anyone else run into this issue? This is my first watercooling build so maybe there is something I need to change in bios? I reached out to EK before purchasing this block and I was told at the time that it was compatible. Here are the specific parts - EKWB EK-Quantum Vector RE RTX 3080/3090 GPU Water Block, Revision 2, Digital-RGB, Nickel/Plexi - ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3080 Ti AMP Holo -
Hi Guys, I am using Zotac RTX2060 Mini. Unfortunately, the cooling is not good. What would you suggest I do for this graphics card? If I connect liquid cooling with NZXT Kraken G12, can I mount it without any problem? Or Arctic Accelero Xtreme III or IV supports for cooling? If I have a chance to connect NZXT Kraken G12, it would be better because I have Zalman LQ310 liquid cooling compatible with G12.
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Just boot up my pc and it was way slower than average. I don't know the issue. It was running at 0.53GHz clockspeed. I had this type of issue but then it was around 1.9GHz, That time I had to reboot the pc and everything came normal again. Today it was at it's lowest, I haven't reboot yet today after facing the problem. CPU: Ryzen 3600X CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition MOBO: MSI MAG X570 TOMAHAWK WIFI Graphics: Zotac RTX 3070 Twin Edge OC RAM: 2* Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 8GB DDR4 3200MHz BOOT Drive: Samsung 980 Pro 250GB
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Hello there! I got a small question again.... Instead of the rtx 3080 turbo from gigabyte, I got my hands on a Zotac Rtx 3080 ti AMP Extreme Holo. Im gonna watercool it but the pcb layout is kinda strange its waaaaay larger than that of a normal 3080 I think? So I got myself a EK Quantum Vector Trinity 3080/3090 for the gpu but the pcb is like twice the size of that waterblock and I cant really find anything that surely fits my gpu. I think that its a oversize layout of the reference design but im not too sure about that. Do you maybe have any idea what waterblock might fit my gpu? Iam kinda desperate by now because I can barely find any info regarding that gpu its really strange. Down below is the pcb of the gpu the cooler looks just like the normal Holo one
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So i have enough money to buy either of the two gtx 1660 super either a zotac AMP edition (2 fans) or an MSI ventus OC edition (2 fans as well) Its just that i read stuff about zotac fans rattling after a while (like my old gigabyte card which i refunded because of) and some other stuff about the MSI card being way too loud and sometimes dying?? Both had tons of good reviews too..same to bad ones , and now i am hesitant on to which one to buy msi has a 3 year warranty while zotac has 2 years where i live in Egypt. So which one should i go for? (EVGA and Asus are not available and Gigabyte is there but im trying to avoid it since its at the same price too)
