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1 hour ago, Quackers101 said:

Wouldnt think anything was bricked if it runs as "normal", or some other things be broken. I guess you just have to try stuff out.

Ah, figured it out.  For some reason there were extra drivers under the optional updates tab in Windows..works fine now. 

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So I got a 6900xt and installed the drivers. However for some reason it won't fill one of my displays fully; being stuck at 640x480 and 60hz.  I tried changing it in the display settings for windows but it's grayed out.

 

And ideas?

Thanks.

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DDU Drivers and reinstall them

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Just now, The_Hackintosh said:

DDU Drivers and reinstall them

I did that already and still have the same issue. 

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Try booting into some kind of Linux, i would recommend POP and report back if the montitor is correctly scaled in Linux, if no, Try an other DP or HDMI connector

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Just now, Quackers101 said:

Also if there is any issues with the ports or cables for the display?

Not from what I see, before I had the drivers installed it would fill the display.  So I know the monitor/connection is good.

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Wouldnt think anything was bricked if it runs as "normal", or some other things be broken. I guess you just have to try stuff out.

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1 hour ago, Quackers101 said:

Wouldnt think anything was bricked if it runs as "normal", or some other things be broken. I guess you just have to try stuff out.

Ah, figured it out.  For some reason there were extra drivers under the optional updates tab in Windows..works fine now. 

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Case: NZXT H440 Hyper Beast.  CPU: AMD R9 3900x (cooled by a Kraken X62).  GPU: AMD XFX RX 6900XT Merc 319 Black.  RAM: G.Skill Trident Z RGB DDR4 32GB ram @3600mhz.  Mobo: Asus Crosshair VI hero. PSU: Corsair RM850x.  Boot drive: Samsung 960 evo 500gb nvme ssd.  Game storage: Samsung 860 evo 1TB SATA SSD.  Bulk storage: WD Black 2TB.  

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