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Display issues and frequent shutdowns are occurring.

Display issues and frequent shutdowns are occurring.

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Gravewalker21
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09-17-2018, 02:10 AM
#11
I've resolved the problem before; I was reducing the voltage but now the issue appears to be related to memory. I slowed down the memory speed by 300MHz, and it functions properly. It might be a mix of these changes and the high temperature reaching 80 degrees.
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Gravewalker21
09-17-2018, 02:10 AM #11

I've resolved the problem before; I was reducing the voltage but now the issue appears to be related to memory. I slowed down the memory speed by 300MHz, and it functions properly. It might be a mix of these changes and the high temperature reaching 80 degrees.

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marco_flxres
Junior Member
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09-18-2018, 04:33 AM
#12
The problem stemmed from memory limitations. I had to slow down the clock by 200 MHz for stability and proper functioning.
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marco_flxres
09-18-2018, 04:33 AM #12

The problem stemmed from memory limitations. I had to slow down the clock by 200 MHz for stability and proper functioning.

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socrate75
Member
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09-19-2018, 07:35 PM
#13
This has occurred with none of the around a dozen cards I've purchased or assisted in finding used. Perhaps it's due to me getting a trial beforehand.
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socrate75
09-19-2018, 07:35 PM #13

This has occurred with none of the around a dozen cards I've purchased or assisted in finding used. Perhaps it's due to me getting a trial beforehand.

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Beasty_US
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10-09-2018, 05:46 PM
#14
Alright, what you're suggesting is that without proper testing, the chance of falling victim to a scam increases significantly. Particularly for those unfamiliar with testing or hardware, it's easy to get tricked repeatedly. I've seen several individuals each year bring in GPUs they bought without checking, which either broke soon after purchase or were defective from the start. Ebay is less frequent since most buyers read descriptions and benefit from buyer protection, making scams less common now. However, given its proximity to Las Vegas, I believe GPU scams are still prevalent on Facebook Marketplace.
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Beasty_US
10-09-2018, 05:46 PM #14

Alright, what you're suggesting is that without proper testing, the chance of falling victim to a scam increases significantly. Particularly for those unfamiliar with testing or hardware, it's easy to get tricked repeatedly. I've seen several individuals each year bring in GPUs they bought without checking, which either broke soon after purchase or were defective from the start. Ebay is less frequent since most buyers read descriptions and benefit from buyer protection, making scams less common now. However, given its proximity to Las Vegas, I believe GPU scams are still prevalent on Facebook Marketplace.

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