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I would argue that exacerbates the problem, actually. If you're not assembling your own PC the likelihood of you knowing about this specific quirk or having the skills required to fix it are much lower, meaning that if a BIOS update or anything else wipes your CMOS, you're left with a PC that won't show an image whatsoever.I really wish these GPUs were made so that they only activated a 4.0 link speed after being asked to do so by the driver, with a fallback mode if this fails to work.
I would argue that exacerbates the problem, actually. If you're not assembling your own PC the likelihood of you knowing about this specific quirk or having the skills required to fix it are much lower, meaning that if a BIOS update or anything else wipes your CMOS, you're left with a PC that won't show an image whatsoever.
I really wish these GPUs were made so that they only activated a 4.0 link speed after being asked to do so by the driver, with a fallback mode if this fails to work.
