even removing the bios battery doesnt reset the pciE clocks? thats really odd... or maybe the videocards somehow lock their pll to the pciE clocks and this setting is saved on the vga even when you remove it from the system? hmmmm i def need to check this out... weird...
its a general pciE issue... ive seen this on intel and amd plattforms on asus gigiabyte and foxconn boards alike when i worked for cellshock... but that issue was a one off only, after maybe 100-500 system reboots the card might not be detected, black screen, and the board boots fine. in that case moving the card around in the pciE slots solved the problem.
did you overclock the pciE bus?
did you overclock the videocards?
you tried fresh installs so i guess drivers clutting up is not causing this?
hmmmmm
those are all memory errors indicating either your memory is not fully stable or the fsb is not fully stable, which would explain why crysis keeps crashing regardless of what card you use.
thats weird... i always just had to shut down the board, wait 5 seconds and then turn it on again.
if i power it on again immediatly or use the reset button then itll beep and give me code 54 again. are you sure you have to put in another card to get the system to boot at all? if yes, did you overclock the pciE bus before or the VGA?
So far i thought the vga takes the pciE clock as reference and multiplies it to get its gpu clocks, but its starting to sound like overclocking the gpu actually overclocks the pciE bus and the multiplyer of the pciE clock to create the gpu clock remains the same? if thats the case then overclocking the gpu will overclock the pciE bus, which would explain those issues...
that would be incredibly stupid and weird from nvidia though... i find it hard to believe that this is whats happeing...
but just to be sure, please let me know if your overclocking the gpu at all or if its running at stock speeds.
hmmmm is the system fully stable at stock speeds? is the memory 100% stable?
hmmm they put less load on the board/chipset and psu... hmmm the 8800gt and the 9800gx2 both dont work fine? that doesnt make any sense tho, there are loads of people running this combo and nobody had any issues so far... hmmmm
not to mention that shamino was benching 9800gx2 cards for countless hours...
well you get the same problems with the 8800gt, right?
the only thing i can think of is the PSu beeing too weak since the other cards you tried that worked fine draw less power hmmm... if thats not it then its either the board or a bios compatibility issue... which doesnt make sense tho cause others run that combo fine. so it sounds like your board somehow got damaged and cant run the 9800gx2 and 8800gt anymore? weird...
ill try to reproduce this right away...
BO+gx2+XP+Crysis doesnt work at all for you?
or it crashes after some time?
you said at first it did work, right? for how long?
and what happened that triggered the issues?
how long until you saw issues?




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