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Well I booted into windows with my 1080 and the 1080 ti pluggedinto the 2nd pci e port. The 1080 ti doesn't even show up as a display adapter. Guess it's dead dead.

Think it's worth flashing a different BIOS on the card too if it shows up properly in windows or nah?

I'll try it anyways, when i get home today with dual cards installed and see what it does.

2 different machines with 2 different power supplies.

Yes, i have done this ^^ Gotta scroll up a bit but i've tried 2 different displayport cables and an hdmi cable and 3 different monitors.

I would do that ^^^ but it doesn't get post codes to denote something like that is a problem. I didn't get to mess with it yesterday but i'm going to try again today.

No, the main system has 16GB of RAM and so does this one right now, and either way my GTX 1080 and an rx570 i have both work immediately when plugged into this old system. I haven't run DDU, i've tried 3 different monitors 2 different display port cables and an hdmi cable, and if the bios is...

Not yet. I'll try that tomorrow.

Pretty sure I'm gonna have to send it back unfortunately. Was really looking forward to messing with it. Somehow it died. No clue how. I've tried every suggestion in here along with stuff I tried on my own.

Took battery out. Did nothing. Reset and got code A2 hit f2 and it went to a0 the keyboard changed to the layout it does when it enters windows. Can hear it in the headphones. Nothing. No display. In fact simply plugging a cable in results in going from no cable plugged in to no signal

Hear it when I type my pin

I cleared CMOS on both machines I tested on. Didn't change anything.

The second I power the machine on it says I don't have signal and it's going to sleep (HDMI or display port doesn't matter) seems to be getting to the windows login screen but the only thing I haven't tried yet is plugging in my 1080 and the 1080 ti at the same time to see what is going on

You know i was inclined to believe you, but after review, the CPP of Samsung and TSMC 7nm is 57nm (claim 54nm) and Intel's 14nm++ is 84nm relaxed from formerly 70nm. So how is this true? Also to you guys arguing i ask, if IPC cannot be tested, stop replying, you have nothing to lose or gain...

found the \pol\ participant guys! Even a million good things isn't a reason to fuck over the internet access for the entire country or to put consumers in a worse position than they were before. I think the fact that you respond to something that isn't good by highlighting positives really...