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[filpo]

6 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

What settings? also is the CPU usage again at 100%?

4 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

aah i understand now! thanks for explaining 

i tried using both slots but same outcome

Have you set the PCIe slot width to the highest it can be? PCIe 3 

Should be that as stock though

@Agall

Any ideas?

[Hylkedu]

Just now, filpo said:

What settings? also is the CPU usage again at 100%?

Have you set the PCIe slot width to the highest it can be? PCIe 3 

Should be that as stock though

@Agall

Any ideas?

where can i check the width?

 

and normal setting i should run this game on 200fps plus

[filpo]

Just now, Hylkedu said:

and normal setting i should run this game on 200fps plus

CPU usage? same? 

 

1 minute ago, Hylkedu said:

where can i check the width?

keep it in the top slot but should be fine

you could try doing a CMOS reset

try contacting Gigabyte support because I'm stumped

[Agall]

1 minute ago, Hylkedu said:

where can i check the width?

 

and normal setting i should run this game on 200fps plus

GPU-Z while having a game in the background will show PCIe version, from a previous entry, it looked like it was running at PCIe 3.0 16x, but GPU-Z is a bit more definitive with a game in the background.

 

Have you tried using a standard 2x8pin VGA connector with the included adapter? I'm assuming you're running a 1:1 12VHPWR connector currently, which I've seen weird bugs with myself.

[Hylkedu]

Just now, Agall said:

GPU-Z while having a game in the background will show PCIe version, from a previous entry, it looked like it was running at PCIe 3.0 16x, but GPU-Z is a bit more definitive with a game in the background.

 

Have you tried using a standard 2x8pin VGA connector with the included adapter? I'm assuming you're running a 1:1 12VHPWR connector currently, which I've seen weird bugs with myself.

 

1 minute ago, filpo said:

CPU usage? same? 

 

keep it in the top slot but should be fine

you could try doing a CMOS reset

try contacting Gigabyte support because I'm stumped

cpu usage is indeed 100%

[Hylkedu]

1 minute ago, Agall said:

GPU-Z while having a game in the background will show PCIe version, from a previous entry, it looked like it was running at PCIe 3.0 16x, but GPU-Z is a bit more definitive with a game in the background.

 

Have you tried using a standard 2x8pin VGA connector with the included adapter? I'm assuming you're running a 1:1 12VHPWR connector currently, which I've seen weird bugs with myself.

i also tried a 2x 8 pin connecter with the adaptar

[Hylkedu]

Just now, Hylkedu said:

i also tried a 2x 8 pin connecter with the adaptar

but because i got a new power supply i just used the 16 pin what was included

[Agall]

2 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

 

cpu usage is indeed 100%

Is the CPU usage 100% from the application alone? If you sort by CPU in Task Manager, it'll show what's using CPU threads. If you're at 100% without the boost clock being upwards of 5GHz (shown in the Performance section) then there's a simple boosting issue with those applications. 

 

If you're boosting to 5GHz and still at 100% CPU utilization while having sufficient R23 scores, then there's something messed up software wise with the scheduler or some sort of malware. If the application is taking up a majority of that usage, being your game is >50% alone, then that just simply doesn't make sense for a 10900f sufficiently boosting.

[Hylkedu]

i am so hopeless right now

i even tried going to a computer store and they dont know aswell 

i must sday it did not seem like a good comnputer store

 

[filpo]

4 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

 

cpu usage is indeed 100%

I personally think it's the motherboard. What's CPU power like in game while it's at 100%?

[Hylkedu]

2 minutes ago, Agall said:

Is the CPU usage 100% from the application alone? If you sort by CPU in Task Manager, it'll show what's using CPU threads. If you're at 100% without the boost clock being upwards of 5GHz (shown in the Performance section) then there's a simple boosting issue with those applications. 

 

If you're boosting to 5GHz and still at 100% CPU utilization while having sufficient R23 scores, then there's something messed up software wise with the scheduler or some sort of malware. If the application is taking up a majority of that usage, being your game is >50% alone, then that just simply doesn't make sense for a 10900f sufficiently boosting.

so no right now i am playing a game and the cpu is like 50% and the gpu is 13%

 

if i close evrything it just go to normal standards the cpu 

i am not sure what all these 5ghz means i am sorry!

[PDifolco]

2 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

i am so hopeless right now

i even tried going to a computer store and they dont know aswell 

i must sday it did not seem like a good comnputer store

 

It's really hard to diagnose without proper data 

If the GPU-Z data in your pic is while gaming, it's clearly not powered enough (max TBP 50W..)

Pls send pics of your rig, esp. GPU and CPU power connectors

Check in GPU Z the PCie gen and lanes (Rebar is mostly a gadget)

 

[Hylkedu]

[Hylkedu]

4 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

It's really hard to diagnose without proper data 

If the GPU-Z data in your pic is while gaming, it's clearly not powered enough (max TBP 50W..)

Pls send pics of your rig, esp. GPU and CPU power connectors

Check in GPU Z the PCie gen and lanes (Rebar is mostly a gadget)

 

 

 

[Poinkachu]

10 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

What @PDifolco was asking for is in the first window of GPU-Z that shows up right after you run the software

It is dynamic though, so open GPU-Z, then run a game, then take a screenshot of the GPU-Z while the game is running on background

 

Example :

[PDifolco]

2 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

 

 

1st vid don't play

2nd one shows GPU is correctly slotted and has the 12pin connector plugged in GPU side, but what's on PSU side ?

 

[Hylkedu]

1 minute ago, Poinkachu said:

What @PDifolco was asking for is in the first window of GPU-Z that shows up after you run the software

It is dynamic though, so open GPU-Z, then run a game, then take a screenshot of the GPU-Z while the game is running on background

 

Example :

 

[Hylkedu]

4 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

1st vid don't play

2nd one shows GPU is correctly slotted and has the 12pin connector plugged in GPU side, but what's on PSU side ?

 

 

[PDifolco]

1 minute ago, Hylkedu said:

 

Ok so it's running correctly lane wise, PCie Gen3 x16, your CPU is Gen3

Need to see power consumption at full load (GPU Z monitoring while gaming), suspect GPU Is power starved for an unknown reason and runs only on PCIe slot pwoer (75W ..)

Badly connected cable ? 

 

[PDifolco]

2 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

 

Looks fine too...

Try to disconnect/reconnect fully the GPU power cable
Could also try using the ugly 3 to 1 12pin adapter and use x2 PCie 8pin power cables and see what's give

[Hylkedu]

4 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Ok so it's running correctly lane wise, PCie Gen3 x16, your CPU is Gen3

Need to see power consumption at full load (GPU Z monitoring while gaming), suspect GPU Is power starved for an unknown reason and runs only on PCIe slot pwoer (75W ..)

Badly connected cable ? 

 

NO loose cable tried recabbeling evrything

[Hylkedu]

2 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Looks fine too...

Try to disconnect/reconnect fully the GPU power cable
Could also try using the ugly 3 to 1 12pin adapter and use x2 PCie 8pin power cables and see what's give

tried recconecting the  power cable

 

keep in mind i used and older powersupply and experienced the same problem

 

so i thought it was something with the powert aswell so i bought the new one

 

[PDifolco]

3 minutes ago, Hylkedu said:

NO loose cable tried recabbeling evrything

Video res is crap, can't really read anything even on a big monitor , but I can guess TBP is 45W, so card has no power from the PSU

Try the alternative 2x PCie cables with adapter

Did you try the GPU on another rig (not sure if it has been said in the 3 previous pages..) ?

 

[Hylkedu]

1 minute ago, PDifolco said:

Video res is crap, can't really read anything even on a big monitor , but I can guess TBP is 45W, so card has no power from the PSU

Try the alternative 2x PCie cables with adapter

Did you try the GPU on another rig (not sure if it has been said in the 3 previous pages..) ?

 

i tried both thing you mentioned already ealrier 

 

i tried a diffrent mobo slot and i tried the 2xpcie cables wioth adapter

[Hylkedu]

5 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Video res is crap, can't really read anything even on a big monitor , but I can guess TBP is 45W, so card has no power from the PSU

Try the alternative 2x PCie cables with adapter

Did you try the GPU on another rig (not sure if it has been said in the 3 previous pages..) ?

 

eithewr the card has no power or something softawre stops the card to receive the power

 

we can disclose some things

1 its not the gpu ( it worked on other devices fine!)

2 its not the powersupply ( new out the box and same result as with older powersdupply)

3 cpu seems working good wwith good temperture

 

what might be wrong is just 1 thing and its the motherboard either broken or just software not good!