Associate
- Joined
- 25 Nov 2015
- Posts
- 322
Has anyone received a V64 nitro+ card recently, and did it have the support bracket included?
Cheers
Cheers
Please remember that any mention of competitors, hinting at competitors or offering to provide details of competitors will result in an account suspension. The full rules can be found under the 'Terms and Rules' link in the bottom right corner of your screen. Just don't mention competitors in any way, shape or form and you'll be OK.
How do I keep my custom wattman settings from going back to default all the time please. I have to load a saved profile each time I reboot my PC which is a pain
Many Thanks
How do I keep my custom wattman settings from going back to default all the time please. I have to load a saved profile each time I reboot my PC which is a pain
Many Thanks
Do you switch the PC off at the wall at night? If so that will reset the profile, has AMD store the profile inside the Windows Fast boot. The reason is for fast fail safe measures.
Don't see how what shankly has said is true to be honest. I switch my PC off at the wall and it doesn't forget my settings. His reason why doesn't make any sense either. All fast boot does is store the windows kernel data into a hibernation file and then loads that image into RAM when you boot up so it's quickly ready for you, turning it off at the wall makes no difference, the only way turning it off at the wall would matter is if you were putting the machine to sleep rather than shutting it down.Didn't know that, useful info thanks
Don't see how what shankly has said is true to be honest. I switch my PC off at the wall and it doesn't forget my settings. His reason why doesn't make any sense either. All fast boot does is store the windows kernel data into a hibernation file and then loads that image into RAM when you boot up so it's quickly ready for you, turning it off at the wall makes no difference, the only way turning it off at the wall would matter is if you were putting the machine to sleep rather than shutting it down.
It shouldn't be forgetting your settings, the only time mine ever has is it if crashed previously and then it will give me a pop-up message saying it has reverted to defaults.
I switch my PC off at the wall and it doesn't forget my settings.
On my Asus motherboards I get A0 on the board LED if it doesn't read from fast boot. If it reads from fastboot I get 40 on the board.
If it reads A0 after a switch off my profile will be reset. Make of that if you will.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwj735b9qNrgAhW8AmMBHcg5Cu8QzPwBegQIARAC&url=https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/7e0w6w/psa_if_you_are_losing_wattman_settings_on_windows/&psig=AOvVaw3vZCllITNBH8GwyaZ2faXZ&ust=1551302148308119
This confirms my experience
I unplug my PC from the wall to save power and my wattman profile stays when I turn on my PC again.Do you switch the PC off at the wall at night? If so that will reset the profile, has AMD store the profile inside the Windows Fast boot. The reason is for fast fail safe measures.
Did you do it to he reference 64 card? Any pics, or links how to do the mod?Did the Morpheus II mod for my Vega 64 but wasn't too happy with the VRM temperatures. They were getting over 100C when running stress tests or extended gaming sessions. The little heatsinks weren't cutting it so I decided to cut up the stock front plate and do that mod.
Took about 30 minutes with the Dremel, and a lot of store brand cutting discs breaking but I got a relatively clean cut. VRM temps now only get to about 90C at most after running stress tests. I could probably get it lower if I changed the thermal pads on the front plate but at this point I don't want to open up the whole thing again. Card also definitely feels more rigid with the stock front plate and back plate on now.
Only issue now is that the coil whine has somehow got even louder after doing the front plate mod. Before it wasn't too audible but now i can hear it buzzing from across the room when the card is under load.
Did you do it to he reference 64 card? Any pics, or links how to do the mod?
Myself I dont do this.After shutting down properly I unplug the system from the wall since it will still draw some power and me living in South Africa I literally have to save every watt of power since electricity is a scarce and expensive comodity.so are you guys saying you don't shut down pc but just turn it of at the wall ? ..that's mad .. could lead to all sorts of driver error or corruption ?