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Hi guys First the relevant hardware: Motherboard: Asus Z270F ROG Strix Gaming Graphiccard: Asus GTX 1080 ROG Strix A8 I am using the ASUS Aura software to make the hardware emit a LED-color corresponding to the temperature of both hardware parts (one color for each). I am going to upgrade my...

If the issue is related to P9X79E and the GTX1080 working together, then I can't see other options, than getting a new motherboard. Otherwise, you could try contacting nVidia to get them to comfirm or deny the posisblity of the mismatch between motherboard and GTX1080.

Hi guys Thanks for the quick answers. I ended up handing it back to the supplier, since it wasn't very old and will get a new one tomorrow. I hope that will fix the problem, otherwise I'll get back to you.

Hi guys First of all the specs: i7-770K @4.2GHz Corsair Vengance LPZ DDR4 32GB Asus ROG Strix Z270F Gaming Asus ROG Strix GTX 1080 A8GB Corsair AX1200i 1200W The problem: I installed a brand new Asus ROG Strix GTX 1080 A-8GB, and I booted the system without any problems. It ran for around an...

Thank you for the answers. I'll be closing the topic with a solution. Best regards GingerDahl

Hi Corwin65 Thank you for the quick answer to my question. Is there any explanation for this or is it just the most used solution? Best regards GingerDahl

Hi guys I am going to upgrade my set-up from an Asus Maximus VI Extreme X87 with an i5-4670 to a Asus Z270F Strix Gaming with an i7-7700K. I already have Windows 10 on a SSD, which I would like to boot from on the new set-up, but will that affect the performance in any way, since I want to...

It can't possibly be the Internet connection. I am using a 100/100 connection.

I've been playing Adwanced Warfare for a while now. Almost every time (like four out of five times) I join a server, the first 2-3 minutes i lagging so much it's not possible to play the game in a proper way. Can this somehow have anything to do with the hardware in my computer. I am running...

It worked! Thanks

Im am also about to try out that, but I got caught reading old post to see if others have tried the same as me.

I've have resently decided to build my own computer, which I have almost managed to do. The one final problem is when I try to boot up the system, it seems to be doing fine. It gets to the point, where the Windows logo appears (I am using a HDD with an existing version of Windows 7) and it says...