GTX 1070 false reading?
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Just checking no one has "serviced" your computer or anything? Can you open the case take a look and double check its still a 1070 in there? 
Or just uninstall all the nvidia drivers, download the newest again from nvidia.com and see what it shows up as.
Or just uninstall all the nvidia drivers, download the newest again from nvidia.com and see what it shows up as.
Ali Tauseef
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My previous card was a R9 270X
And it's showing up in the Device manager as a 970. I've had the card for about a year now, and it read as 1070 in Device Manager/My Rig originally too. I just noticed it now because I went in to mess with some settings on the GeForce Experience app
And it's showing up in the Device manager as a 970. I've had the card for about a year now, and it read as 1070 in Device Manager/My Rig originally too. I just noticed it now because I went in to mess with some settings on the GeForce Experience app
It shows up as GTX970, and yeah, I'm sure. I had saved up and got it when they came out, got it from Best Buy for like $550~ (It was the easiest place to get it since I didn't trust my neighbors to not steal my packages). And yeah, I had got it when they were still really new. Better wording would probably have been "almost a year" instead of "about". My apologies for that
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Just checking no one has "serviced" your computer or anything? Can you open the case take a look and double check its still a 1070 in there?
Or just uninstall all the nvidia drivers, download the newest again from nvidia.com and see what it shows up as.
Or just uninstall all the nvidia drivers, download the newest again from nvidia.com and see what it shows up as.
RobCrezz :
Just checking no one has "serviced" your computer or anything? Can you open the case take a look and double check its still a 1070 in there?
Or just uninstall all the nvidia drivers, download the newest again from nvidia.com and see what it shows up as.
Or just uninstall all the nvidia drivers, download the newest again from nvidia.com and see what it shows up as.
I'm the only one that messes with my pc as far as I know, but I'll check just in case
And I'll reinstall the drivers and see how that does as well
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