Recent content by Cecil_C

There we have the culprit. There's a slot (the one closer to the CPU) that, if occupied, will not allow anything to start and the system will not POST. Right now, everything actually works great with a single 8GB stick on the second slot. You were right, electro_neanderthal. Thank you!

Update: Reseated RAM and GPU - no difference. Cleared CMOS - no difference. PC was not that dusty - nowhere near to start thermal throttling. Not sure if PC is still under warranty, as this was bought about 15 months ago. I'll check. I'll try one RAM stick.

Hey guys, Please move this to the right forum if it's in the wrong place, dear moderators. Specs: https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856167149&cm_re=msi_trident-_-56-167-149-_-Product This model in particular: 6GB 1060 GPU, i7 7700 CPU. 65" LG OLED TV 4096x2160 display...

Just tried it with four GPUs (GPU 3 and 4 are powered by their risers whose 12v wires get power directly from the PSU) and though it lengthens the computer's booting time by about 25 additional seconds, all four GPUs do work, and do contribute to generating the graphics. However, the difference...

So did I just accidentally discover a way to make any "2-way SLI/Crossfire" mobo work with 3 or 4 cards?

Good day, I have read the entire manual for the GA-990FXA-UD3 v.4.0, and I have asked many competent people about this, and searched overclocking and gaming forums, but to no avail. I normally run two R9 290X video cards directly attached to both PCI 2.0 x16 slots (so, PCIEX16_1 and...

I have the latest BIOS drivers, latest drivers for my CPU, GPU, etc, and I am operating on Windows 7 64 bits, Ultimate. My CPU is an AMD FX-6300, which I was previously overclocking to about 4.1-4.4Ghz. Old, stable settings: 2 sticks of Kingston HyperX Fury 1866 Mhz RAM, 4 GB each, 10-11-10-30...