Recent content by rdcbert

I want to thank everyone for the help. I also swore to myself I made this post I would leave a clear and concise trail of what fixed the issue so if this happens to someone else I can prevent them a few hours of misery. I decided that because this was a brand new build and because I had no...

No never used another video card in this build, installed nvidea driver's straight from nvidea site had 210 MHz issue, uninstalled using ddu used nvidea studio driver, still had issue, removed studio driver with ddu, reinstalled game ready driver and still had issues. I have not installed any OC...

Its a brand new install of Windows 10, the ram is a cheap 2 stick 2133 kit I am borrowing from a friend until the 3600 kit I ordered finally arrive from the slow boat it is on.

Its 64 GB, I spaced and by the time I realized my mistake I could no longer edit the post

So I can run all tests just fine, EXCEPT for 3D Mark, that test crashes the benchmark run entirely Besides being unable to pass the #D mark test not bad, that 2D mark gives be a bit on concern though, but it is close enough it could be margin of error maybe? After some playing around I...

I have not tweaked the Bios on the board except to enable fTPM, and set boot drive. All other settings are set to factory default. Windows Power Plan is set back to High Performance, Precision X1 has been uninstalled and I have no other OC software installed (but trying to set an OC on X1 even...

I don't think its Mobo related because when I was first troubleshooting this I borrowed a spare MSI B550 from a friend and had the same issue with the original GPU before I contacted EVGA. I did use the same CPU and RAM that I am using my my main ASUS board but that is is how I ruled out the...

FPS average is just under 15 FPS

Just connected a second PCIe power cable to the GPU and removed the jumper, that was there. Ran a FurMark Benchmark, GPU-Z log file shows a jump to 1 GHZ for a 1/4 second and then back down to 210 for the rest of the test. I'm still only pulling 54.3 watts from 8-pin #1, 41.6 watts from 8-pin #2...

I can make those connector changes later today, But even if I have the same PCIe power cable connected shouldn't I still be able to pull more than 100 watts down the line?

I see two connector and both are securely plugged in.

Its 2 8pin cables and both are connected and GPU-z shows they are drawing power

During my first troubleshooting, I borrowed a spare Motherboard from a friend, and had the same issue on a known good board. Though I did use the same CPU and m.2 Storage drive I have a copy of Hiren's on USB somewhere that I can test with later today. I do not have access to another GPU...

Changed setting to "Balanced" and running FurMark, showed no change in performance

Standard High Performance. Is there a specific Advanced setting you want to know more about? I currently have PCI Express > Link State Power Management >Off currently