Xtremremix

Btw, white LEDs are shining where both PSU cables are connected to my GPU (when the pc has power ofc). Does this just mean that the card has power (no indication of functionality) or does it also indicate that the card is working and it's the PCI slot who gives me a headache?

I tried to use the other PCI slot, but another cable blocks the space. I think it's the harddrive. But not quite sure since I didn't build this pc. Windows is on a SSD, so could I disconnected the cable without any risk and try it again?

At least knowing what might have caused this would be great. Was is the heat? Room temperature was about 28°C. Was it the game? That would be weird since I have been playing that specific game for days and there was nothing out of the ordinary happening on the screen, nothing which would have been demanding more than usually. I used GeForce Experience to set the in-game graphics (even used high textures instead of ultra). Scratching my head here guys.

I'll try it. 11 pm here, will do & update result once I am back home.

Hey folks, I was playing a video game (Monster Hunter World, played it for the past few days) when suddenly both monitors went black. There was still sound. Rebooted my PC, still black screens even during BIOS. But I could still log into my windows account and listen to Spotify, but with no display. GPU fans are not spinning. PC does not detect the GPU (as far as i can tell, maybe i overlooked smth) Been using this PC for 1.5 years with no issues. (Windows 10 Home, Version 1809) GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 1080 Ti Mobo: Asus Prime Z370-P PSU: Sharkoon WPM600 bronze CPU: Intel core i7-8700k 3.70GHz 16 GB RAM First Monitor 4k 60Hz, second monitor 1080p 60Hz - both Samsung Currently using the on board graphic. I am inexperienced at troubleshooting, so if I forgot some information or any steps please let me know. I would appreciate any help! -Xtremremix Edit: Second PCI slot doesn't have enough space. Images: are those pins(right word?) normal?