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Already triedDid you already try resetting the CMOS?
Already triedDid you already try resetting the CMOS?
 
You could always upgrade your BIOS to a new version, just to be certain that everything is up-to-dateup-to-date anyway.
You could always upgrade your BIOS to a new version, just to be certain that everything is up-to-dateup-to-date anyway.
 
For that just drop in the 560, since you could always drop in the 970 after the bios upgrade and see what it does.

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Original post by: Arjan Kuiper ,

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Already tried resetting the CMOS?

You could upgrade your BIOS to a new version, just to be certain that everything is up-to-date.

For that just drop in the 560, since you could always drop in the 970 after the bios upgrade and see what it does.

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