If you've got the ASUS RD790 which can disable the core within the BIOS then use that feature. It works just fine, better than the in-windows disabling.
If you've got the ASUS RD790 which can disable the core within the BIOS then use that feature. It works just fine, better than the in-windows disabling.
that's exactly what I've done in my second postOriginally Posted by KTE
If you've got the ASUS RD790 which can disable the core within the BIOS then use that feature. It works just fine, better than the in-windows disabling.
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Sorry Nedjo, when I had read the post a week back and last night, the pictures in the 2nd post hadn't turned up so I thought you may have missed it.that's exactly what I've done in my second post
They show up now and show what I was expecting quite clearly.
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