My MSI gtx670 PE is now detected as a gtx680 by windows, as as such Nvidia drivers recognize it as a gtx680, but with the correct 1344 cores. I wouldn't care, except now I have lost the ability to adjust voltage with MSI-afterburner.
I have tried uninstalling the drivers and rebooting, only to have windows detect new hardware and once again find it as a gtx680. I have tried removing the hardware via the device panel, then deleting the Nvidia directory, and it's still doing the same thing.
AARGH! Is there anything else I can do to attempt to make windows correctly detect my video card?
EDIT: I got windows auto-detect to simply detect the card as a vga adapter, and then upon installation of drivers I am still getting the gtx680.
I have tried uninstalling the drivers and rebooting, only to have windows detect new hardware and once again find it as a gtx680. I have tried removing the hardware via the device panel, then deleting the Nvidia directory, and it's still doing the same thing.
AARGH! Is there anything else I can do to attempt to make windows correctly detect my video card?
EDIT: I got windows auto-detect to simply detect the card as a vga adapter, and then upon installation of drivers I am still getting the gtx680.
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