JDHD
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Would baking them do anything to help?
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I couldn't see anything, and the computer worked just fine with a different gpu
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I am a student who is one of the members of our esports society committee, I've been given one of 5 computers to try and fix, all with the same problem after transport, green dots on the display, as shown in photos. It is definitely graphics card related (swapped to another computer), tried different monitors and ports, updated bios. If anyone knows any other cheap/free ways to fix it (we don't have much money in the club), it would really be appreciated. The only thing we can think to do is bake the cards, but that could destroy them, so it is the last resort. Thanks for the help!
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try checking other cables to the other monitors, and is the monitor on when it doesn't connect?
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i am insisting on cables because the other day one of my 3 monitors had a power cable falling out and my other screen turned off
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try pushing all the cables strongly in
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what GPU do u have?
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it shouldn't have, if u have another display connector on ur gpu try moving it to that slot
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should i buy a better cpu or gpu??? need help!!!
JDHD replied to ashish jangir's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Depends what you are using the computer for... and there is no 970ti. -
Try checking wire connections (power and display) at both sides. Hope this helps
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i'm pretty sure it's custom made, sorry
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I would yet again recommend not to go with the gtx 1080, and noctua make some of the best coolers so i think for that size of case you would find it hard to find a better one
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yay
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for 1080p you don't need a gtx 1080, it would probs be bottlenecked by the cpu. this was my go at making a list: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/3QHXsJ
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thanks for the feedback, which do u think it would be worth getting out of those two, i am trying to save cash where i can but if it is necessary to spend more then i will.
