Or you mean that memory at 2000 and core at 4ghz+ may require move Vcore bump to be stable? I'll check this also. Also I tested it on desired multi with desired uncore, changing only core multi to down speed closer to default 3.3-3.4ghz to avoid any core overclock issues and errors in memory/uncore testing. Hours of memtest, hours of prime & linx - no errors and problems at all. Regarding memory, as I said before I fully tested it to be sure it's working. 1106 cb 3.I think that I'll use 4.4ghz in case if I woudn't be able to stabilize 4.5+ Seems (and feels) like 1.35v on core are enough for 4.4 w/o any tweaks and additional mb settings. 1tb ssdġ.LG 50' UHD, oculus rift S.2 MSI Optix MAG342C UWHD. 16gb hyperx Card(s)ġ.Aorus Xtreme RTX2080 Waterforce 2. Hard loop cpu and gpuġ.hyperx preditor 16gb 2.vengence 32gb 3. z270 Maximus IX Heroġ.Hard tube loop, cpu and gpu 2. intel teliscope rig 3.MSI GP72MVR Leopard Pro. Out of desperation, I decided to take the card apart to physically examine it, didn't notice anything bad except that vRAM chips had some oilly stains around it, I thought it could be flux and the previous owner had baked this card, but it looks like these stains are coming from the thermal pads which were so sticky and greasy, also the entire chip was extremely covered by a cheap thermal paste, I gave the card a nice alcohol bath, reapplied thermal paste and cleaned all the mess, but the problem still exists.ġ. I also tried to flash the latest BIOS provided by MSI. looks like the problem is happening after the image gets computed internally, that led me to think it got something to do with TMDS, so I tried to connect the GPU over DVI-I to VGA converter to send the signal over RAMDAC but that got me nowhere. if I take a screenshot, these lines don't appear in that screenshot. Setting resolution above 800圆00 makes the horizontal lines appear. I uninstalled the drivers again so I can at least log into Windows, and now everything seems to be fine and fully stable without the driver, I even managed to watch some movies. Since the problem didn't arose while POST nor in BIOS, by that time I was completely convinced it's a software-related problem, so I went ahead and cleaned my old AMD drivers, installed latest NVIDIA drivers, but that only made matters worse, now whenever I tries to boot up, Windows just crashes on the loading logo. But at the very first moment Windows gets involved, the screen turns into a rippling horizontal lines festival. I've just bought an used gtx 980, I installed it, powered up my machine, passed POST without any issues.

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