Hello from the red team at AMD!
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Something 7790 or 7990 related?
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Welcome to the forum
Nice to see an AMD rep on here
Nice to see an AMD rep on here
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Good to have you aboard. Looking forward to post #3 and beyond. And I'm hoping it's a nice surprise too.
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Welcome Thracks , I also am a Green user ...but I am open to experimentation and new things 
...but I am open to experimentation and new things 
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Hi there
Do you have any stock of the verdetol pills left over?
Do you have any stock of the verdetol pills left over?
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roll out the "surprise" ......
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Welcome
You couldn't do the Mac owners in this forum a favour and get your engineering bods to tell us which resistor needs to be switched to solve a little PCI-E v1, v2 problem we have?
Putting a 7xxx series cards in Mac Pros results in PCI-E v1 speeds, to get PCI-E v2 speeds you need to mess around with resistors and it is a bit of a hit and miss game to find the right ones...
Bit of a long shot but hey ho
You couldn't do the Mac owners in this forum a favour and get your engineering bods to tell us which resistor needs to be switched to solve a little PCI-E v1, v2 problem we have?
Putting a 7xxx series cards in Mac Pros results in PCI-E v1 speeds, to get PCI-E v2 speeds you need to mess around with resistors and it is a bit of a hit and miss game to find the right ones...
Bit of a long shot but hey ho