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No, you're right. I'll call them on monday and see the options I have. I just wonder if there's anything else to try while I wait. I also wonder if this is something that a vbios update would solve.
Just got back home. Yes. Only the first one works properly, the second one gives no image and the third one gives image but loses it as soon as I slightly touch the cable. So I'm assuming this could be a more clear signal of it being faulty?
Did more testing. Tried new ram, reduced power consumption by removing everything except for the essentials, removed OC from CPU, nothing made a difference. I'm just intrigued as to why the performance is totally fine, no crashes, no slow downs, no high temps or anything weird. Just the beeps.
I was getting that just from moving the cable a little and no, it's not the cable, I used that cable with my previous card and again it was working fine when I tried switching GPUs when it stated beeping. My issue got fixed by using a different DP port. Is your mobo also gen 3 pcie?
I'm on the same boat. The card works fine and there's no issues at all. But when I turn on the PC there are 4 short beeps and then a longer 1 then the system boots up.
At first I thought it was my PSU because its a Corsair RM650x and they suggest 750w. But I'm not sure that's the issue...