Arne Saknussemm wrote:
Heh...yeah...sad to read
ASUS probably said that since Scan say not to do anything...warranty stuff etc.
You can either switch the PC off and send it back to them...or take the pragmatic approach and wash your hands of them and learn to make some adjustments yourself (with help here of course)...my only fear would be that they have mixed memory kits in there or some such or that something is actually faulty....
The memory kits are not mixed they're 16GB (2x8GB) Corsair DDR4 Vengeance LPX Black, 3000MHz, CAS 15-17-17-35, 1.35V.
I have an on site warranty which means they repair it in my home if they ever acknowledge me.... just a basic email to say how to remove profile 2 would be nice, and how to reset the voltages.
it's possible they're going to fold and have just shipped faulty components but as they're probably the biggest or one of the top 3 in the country it is unlikely.
Win 10 has been responsible for many problems in the 7 weeks I've owned this system and nvidia may be partly responsible.... they tend to throw out a rogue driver every so often that may "accidentally" overheat cards, prevent fans from speeding up etc... and gently remind people with old gpu's it's time to buy again
😉 the 385.50 has just caused major problems and has a hotfix... that nvidia are keeping quiet. but usually it doesn't affect the latest cards... it's possible that it caused the BSOD.
TBH I'm thinking of buying a new one (not from Scan
🙂 ) with win 7 an x99 MB and dumping my backup pc i5 3570k gtx970 system and making this the backup pc... until win 10 is past it's teething problems and this system is stable.
