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Greetings buddy This has never happened to me Today I installed a tp-link archer txe75e on my aorus x570 ultra wifi PCIE 1 below the PCIE 16x That caused my GPU (rtx 3090) to not giving anymore signal output to the screen. When I turn on the pc everything lights up, even the GPU, the monitor turn on because it receives a signal from the GPU, but then "no signal". I tried to do cmos reset, remove battery, reset the monitor, plug and unplug the GPU. Any idea? It's all water cooled with hard tubing, and I'd love to find a solutions that does not require a total uninstall of the setup I'm in your hands

I bought a mining card from china but after installing it and using it for about 2 weeks, drivers started acting up driver crashes or freezing. Been searching up for bios for the card and have found none yet anybody got the same card? please upload

Does the AMD Radeon HD 6450 LP 1gb support crossfire? Specifically the Powercolor AX6450 is what I am wondering about.

Need more thoughts on this case please! SPEC Operating System: Windows 11 Pro 64-bit (10.0, Build 22000) (22000.co_release.210604-1628) CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5650 @ 2.67GHz (12 CPUs), ~4.1GHz MEM: 24576MB RAM DDR3 ECC GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 GIGABYTE AORUS PSU: EVGA 600 W1, 80+ WHITE 600W, 3 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-W1-0600-K1 MB: ASUS P6T WS PRO ISSUE My GPU and CPU in CS2 match work load is about 30%-50% all the time, my fps as you can see is about ~100 with this spec. What im missing in this situation is this CPU with this OC bottlenecks the GPU so hard? Or something else i missing here? ***Sorry for my bad english and mistakes first post in this forum, if you can help please write your thoughts about this situation. I can give more information if needed.

Overall if price is not included who actually wins? Like overall is AMD or NVIDIA a better option when it comes to Games, Video editing, AI technology, so on so forth. Which brand tends to be better at what? like is NVIDIA better for Video editing & AI while AMD is better for gaming? I usually lean towards to NVIDIA as I had a horrid experience with their 5000 series, but I'd love to know now days what is the best on average. For this topic I'd probably want to compare the top of the top from both ends (RX 7900 XTX / RTX 4090) we can include their technological improvements too.

Overview Wanted to swap out my RTX 3070 for an RTX 4070 TI Super. Worked for ~40 minutes then crashed and is not working now. Specs MB: Gigabyte Z690 UD DDR4 (newest Bios version) CPU: Intel 12700K GPU: Gigabyte Gaming OC 8GB RTX 3070 new GPU: Palit GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER JetStream OC Ram: 2x16GB Kingston Fury 3600MHz DDR4 Storage: 2x Samsung 970 EVO PCIE gen 3 M.2 SSD, 1x 6TB HDD OSD: Win11 Pro 23H2 PC is from Late 2022 (selfbuilt) What I did/What happened Downloaded RTX 4070 TI Super drivers Removed Nvidia Drivers with DDU, used the shutdown option Swapped GPU Rebooted, installed the downloaded drivers along with Geforce Experience - So far everything normal Checked basic stuff (HwInfo, ran a Cyberpunk Benchmark, small Blender Render), nothing unusual, performance as expected Played "World of Warships" After ~20 Minutes game crashes, "terminal error", PC freezes, mouse and keyboard don't work for ~30s Eventually keyboard works, shut down system. After restart constant glitches/artifacts (see video and pictures), blackscreens, and even a BSOD. IO (specifically mouse and kb) sometimes work, sometimes don't What fixes I have tried: Tried with IGPU, no issues Reinstalled old GPU, no issues Reinstalled new GPU, checked PCIE slot on MB and on GPU for any damage (none found), same result Sanity check: Did I download the correct drivers (I did) Other notable things Overall my system has been very stable in the last year, never had a bluescreen or crash. On occasion, I noticed small graphical Glitches, specifically when watching YouTube. These glitches are what kind of make me worry that the problem is somewhere on my side, otherwise I would just say "bad part" and that's it. Attachments Error/Crash Logdump as described in the BSOD help post(couldn't attach the perflog as it didn't stop after 60s (?) and just kept going). Images showing artifacts as well as the BSOD (It's hard to read but it's a Kernel Security Check Failure) Video showing Blackscreens The system isn't Bootcycling or anything, I get to Windows normally and that's where the problems begin. Logs.zip blackscreens.mp4

Hey All! I recently got a RX 590 Fatboy to replace my old 1050ti. However, the card is just a bit too big for my setup and has some serious heating issues. I was thinking about going with the GIGABYTE Radeon RX 6600 EAGLE, since it draws a lot less power and is a triple fan unit, to add with that cooling. I am really trying to avoid a complete rebuild, so I am just looking for a mid table card that would fit within my current build. Any advice helps!! My current setup is CPU - Ryzen 5 3600x GPU - RX 590 Fatboy Ram - 16GB Vengeance PSU - EVGA 550 B3

CAS: CyberPowerPC FURION Mid-Tower Gaming Case w/ front/Top & Both Side Tempered Glass + 6X Dual Light Loop 120mm RGB Fans & Controller [-45] CPU: Intel® Core™ Processor i9-9900K 3.60GHZ 16MB Intel Smart Cache LGA1151 CS_FAN: Default case fans FAN: CyberpowerPC MasterLiquid Lite 240mm ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler with Dual Chamber Pump & Copper Cold Plate (Intel) [-14] HDD: 2TB Intel® 660P SERIES PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD - Seq R/W: Up to 1800/1800 MB/s, Rnd R/W up to 220/220k [+93] (Single Drive) HDD2: 3TB (3TBx1) SATA-III 6.0Gb/s 64MB Cache 7200RPM HDD [+95] (Single Drive) KEYBOARD: CyberPowerPC RGB 7 Color Premium Gaming Keyboard MEMORY: 64GB (16GBx4) DDR4/3200MHz Dual Channel Memory [+36] (Performance Memory by Major Brands) MOTHERBOARD: MSI MPG Z390 GAMING EDGE AC ATX w/ ARGB, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, USB 3.1, 3 PCIe x16, 3 PCIe x1, 6 SATA3, 2 M.2 SATA/PCIe [+22] NETWORK: Intel EXPI9301CTBLK Network Adapter 10/ 100/ 1000Mbps PCI-Express [+34] OS: Windows 10 Home (64-bit Edition) POWERSUPPLY: 850 Watts - Thermaltake Toughpower Grand RGB 850W 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Full Modular Power Supply VIDEO: GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti 11GB GDDR6 (Turing) [VR Ready] (Single Card) Hey all! I have very little experience in building PC’s. I installed a Gigabyte 4080 Super I got from Newegg today, with the help of a LTT Youtube Short and 2 friends via facetime. Upon powering up my PC, the GPU wasn’t detected in the System Information, Device Manager, or BIOS. I downloaded the latest Nvidia Driver with support for the 4080 Super, and when I ran the Installation I was met with an error that said I can’t install this driver because there is no nvidia hardware detected. I read a bunch of reddit threads and discovered DDU so I downloaded it and ran it according to the instructions (disconnecting GPU, running it while connected to motherboard, select GPU and NVIDIA, after shut down I connected the GPU but it still didn’t solve the problem. I read another thread here about Gigabyte specifically having an issue with their NVIDIA 12VHPWR adapter, and to try it with 1/3 of the cables disconnected, but to no avail as well. If anyone can help, I would be personally and eternally indebted lol If any other info is needed, please let me know. After reading the post instructions, I’m flashing my BIOS to the latest version now but I don’t know if that could be the cause of all this. UPDATE: I followed the recommendations and tried re-seating it without the Network Adaptor and it worked. Although I should mention I think it was not properly seated the first time. I’m going to re-install the Network Adaptor later tonight after work and see if it works still. Thanks for the help guys!

Hi Guys, First post here, not too sure in protocol so I’ll just jump right in with my issue. Hope someone can help. I purchased a 5 year old pc from a friend and wanted a CPU and GPU upgrade. I opted for a 7900xtx and a Ryzen 5 5700x3d. 1. Will the RM750x be sufficient for this build? 2. The GPU requires 3x8 pin cables, I currently have 1 sleeved cable that branches off into 2 6+2 cables from the old GPU in place. Is there anything I can do? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Connor

EDIT: Hello everyone. Yesterday was the third anniversary of the database and I wanted to thank all of the 200+ people who have uploaded to the proyect in all these years. I have been absent for quite some time now, coming every now and then to upload a few entries and try to clean up the format, but looking back to these three years I think all of you deserve better, the database deserves better than me checking it every six months. For now I will finish registering all of the remaining entries and clean the format to facilititate readability, I will be uploading a data analysis within the week and finally I am working on a new entry form that will hopefully be more clean and organized than the first version. ---- So here it is, have you ever run into problems by overclocking too high??, boosting only 10MHz up the stock speed because you think your card might blow?? Well, today I bring you the end of your problems: THE GPU OVERCLOCKING DATABASE. Ok, bad intro over, the general idea of the database is to have a place where everyone on the internet see and compare overclocking result no matter what card they have and no matter how crazy or conservative they want to overclock them. For addional info you can check this http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/15788-gpu-overclocking-database-project/ thread. All the general idea is there. Here is the link to the form in which you can enter as many cards as you want: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1JRtSc8imZJ1J21T0bn99wP6BZbYf_uUbfMhPX4Y7LbE/viewform Spreadsheet insertion: (Coming Soon) And here is the link to the database: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc? key=0Al4AReUTy6OsdFBJRWJwTTBIRE1OQlZrSmhFYlVVa2c#gid=0 As an intencion to represent in a more complete way the overclocking, we know that not every system is the same and therefore would like every one of the participants of the database to add as much information as they please about their overcloking and their system, may they be specs, airflow description, watercooling setup, game benchmarks and synthetic results, your personal history with the card everything that you think may affect even 1% of your overclocking scenario, everything that you think may be important as long as you feel comfortable with, we know that not everyone likes to give away their system info, so everything in this step is optional, but we feel that could become a useful tool for when people check the database, which is the point of the entirer project. Those who wish to participate in this new requirement can submit their description right here on this thread and at the moment of submitting your entry you just have to link that post and I will appear on the database, just as the rest of the information. I hope to hear your feedback on how we can make this better but more than anything I hope that this database can grow so that it can be helpful for all of us. EDIT: THE POST DOES NOT REPLACE THE DATABASE SUBMISSION, Check this post by our collab Skullbringer for a general and very detailed idea on how to submit the info. Edit 1: When submitting the photos, only direct links please, we are monitoring on docs so IMG crusts don't work Edit 2: Examples of validation screenshots:

Hi all, I have a Sapphire AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT NITRO+ 16GB few weeks now has been great but the day I got it I installed the Trixx software did a fan test and got a red fan in the middle, checked no bigger cable resting on it, fast forward about 4 weeks or so, ran another test and all 3 are red and hardly spin up during the test past 600rpm. If I run a stress test in the AMD software they do spin up and I don't believe I'm having any issues in the game, did a load of benchmarking last night and nothing odd. If I use MSI Afterburner and set to 100% it just goes back down to 0, I guess due to no load. Ran Furmark (Side pannel off) Max 62C Fans at 25%? Just an issue with Strixx software? GPU had power two separate 8 pins no daisy chain. Just an issue with Strixx software?

Hey all! I recently upgraded my build from a 1050ti to a RX 590 Fatboy. Everything has been running smoothly, such as Overwatch, Apex, Hell Divers, and Smite. However, when I boot into Fortnite I am getting around 7 FPS. I have tried to reinstall it, update my drivers, and I am just lost what to do next. Any advice would help!

Hello, So I have an HP z420 Workstation and have been wondering if I could upgrade the GPU. I found the Rx580 to be ideal for my system but, it requires an 8-pin connecter while I have only a single 6-pin connecter. I read some articles that say you can ignore the other two pins and connect the 6 pins only but, I also heard it might cause some overload on the cable and cause some heating or crashes. Please recommend me something other than changing my PSU cause where I live the RX580 already costs a lot, so getting a new PSU would be difficult.

Since I had upgraded my CPU not too long ago, my old sluggish GPU was bottlenecking. I swapped out my old GPU for a brand new rx6700 and I immediately ran into problems. The VGA light came on and BIOS took around 5 minutes to run. During this period, the display turns on, but this only displays a black screen until BIOS runs. Attempting to leave the BIOS resulted in another long waiting period that looped back to the same BIOS menu. I tried putting my old graphics card back in only to be met with the same problems. Removing the GPU altogether and using the on-board HDMI port didn’t help either. On each reboot, the fans cycle multiple times, each time displaying the CPU debug light, then landing on the VGA light. This build has been working fine since my CPU upgrade. I have tried the following troubleshooting with no solution to my problem: Temporarily removing CMOS battery Resetting CMOS Rotating through all RAM sticks Reseating GPU Reconnecting cables Updating BIOS Resetting BIOS to default settings Using HDMI AND Display Ports on GPU System Specs: EVGA 650W Bronze MSI B450M PRO-VDH MAX Rx570 (Old GPU) Rx6700 (New GPU) Ryzen 9 5900X 32GB DDR4 RAM

TLDR: games crash and have lower frames than normal, why? So I updated my drivers last night, ever since my 2060's performance has been at best half what it was in Forza Horizon 5 and Spider-Man at 100% GPU utilization. Spider-Man will still run but crashes occasionally, but Forza can't get past the autoshow menu before crashing. Haven't tried any other games yet. Never had any issue like this before, or any issue with this GPU actually. Bought in November 2020. Wondering what the most common causes of this might be? Full specs: Ryzen 7 3700x w/ Stock Cooler Gigabyte Aorus B550 Wifi 32gb 3200mhz Corsair Vengence RGB Gigabyte Aorus 2060 Corsair RM650x Gold PSU 1tb Samsung 970 Evo 1tb Kingston m.2 4tb Seagate Barracuda HDD All from Nov 2020 except the Kingston m.2 and the RAM bought Dec 2023.

Hi, I'm looking for opinion even though I've already ordered a new PSU. Running games under load is causing my PC to power off and reboot. I installed an ASROCK RX 6600 8GB on a PC with a Corsair VS450 (450W Bronze). I would have expected this to work, as the GPU is only pulling 100W with an i5-4590 pulling ~50W. I have two SSDs running, and not much else to pull power. I'm replacing a Sapphire R9 270X OC. This should be pulling more power than an RX 6600 but the R9 never caused a shutdown in 7+ years. I was playing Prodeus with the same settings enabled on the R9 270X and RX 6600 and only the RX 6600 caused a shutdown. I had the same shutdown issue after trying an Nvidia GTX 980 but that was pulling much more power (180W+). Is this related to PCI-E connectors? R9 270X OC = 2 x 6pin RX 6600 = 1 x 8pin

The title isn't click bait (unfortunately). I sold my EVGA 3080ti to a coworker recently. He's had it for about a week and a half. It's been running without any problems until last night. He said around midnight he woke up "the card literally started screaming, woke up everyone in the house, louder than any TV I've ever had at full blast". I have never heard of this happening. I'm not sure if he might have had a power surge that freaked out his system, or if it's something else entirely different. He said he restarted the computer and it's no longer doing it. I'm at a loss though on whether it could actually be the GPU doing it or something else. The warranty on the card is still good until June at least. I'd appreciate some help in troubleshooting or where to go from here to figure out the cause. I don't want to send the card into EVGA if it isn't the card doing it.

I've been dealing with high GPU temperatures while gaming and wanted to reach out for some advice. Here are my full specs: CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 GPU: RX 5700 XT (Mech OC) RAM: Corsair 16GB, 3200MHz Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M Gaming Edition PSU: Gigabyte P550U My RX 5700 XT is reaching around 76-80°C core temp and 102°C hotspot temp during AAA titles like RDR 2, Cyberpunk, and Far Cry 6. Any thoughts or suggestions to manage this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

For a while now when I leave my PC running and the screen goes black, after a few minutes it will long beep 5 times (indicating no GPU recognized) then 1 short beep after a pause. I'm thinking this happens when it attempts to fall asleep, but a lot of the time it falls asleep on its own just fine. Once this happens I can't wake the screen even though my PC is still on (fans running, RGB on etc.). To use it again I usually have to do a couple hard reboots, sometimes it works after 1. I made sure my BIOS and GPU drivers are all up to date and that the GPU was seated nice and snug. Is there anything I can try to fix it? Specs: CPU - Ryzen 5 5500 Mobo - ASRock B450M Steel Legend RAM - OLOy OWL DDR4-3000Mhz 2x8GB GPU - Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 6600 PSU - EVGA N1 650W

Hey okey let me explain can i use dedicated gpu as intergreated? I have a gpu rx 580 gigabyte model and the ports are not working all and where i live, i cant find anywhere to fix it so i was wondering if i can use the gpu as intergreated. I once saw a video long ago on youtube showing how to use does gpus that have no ports as intergreated and if i could remember the guy said you must have a cpu with intergreated gpu in it for the method to work. So i want to do same on mine but i couldn't find a way to do it, if you have any idea a video pls share

Hello users of the LTT forum, after a lot of reseating and troubleshooting I finally decided to try another PSU since my vega wasn't giving me a display signal. I replaced my immaculate Straight Power 10 600 Watt Gold Efficiency PSU, which has been powering a much more power hungry GPU for about a year now, with a 450W System power 7. And this hail mary worked for some reason. I'm sort of confused and also pissed since I wasted so much time on troubleshooting and cannot fathom why the vega only accepts my crappy 10 year old PSU. I'm also not entirely sure whether I can now be certain that the GPU is fine since I've been planning to sell it if I got it to work. Any input is appreciated, the card has been running Doom Eternal/Forza Horizon in 4k without issues for multiple hours now. Pictured below: the GPU in question and the AMD Software while Doom is running. Greetings from Germany, Kevin

Is there a way for me to use a portless gpu on my dell optiplex 790? I have a gpu and the ports have issues so i was thinking if i can use the gpu with out the ports plugged onto the gpu but instead the motherboard. I have seen people doing it by going onto bios and doing some configuration to enable it but i am wondering if dell bios can do something like that.

Alright im frustrated because i got a gpu and the gpu was hardly used (2yo card), its an rx 580 gigabyte and i plugged it onto my rig and i started finding issues, idk if its the hdmi or the gpu. I plugged the hdmi to my home tv and the tv was having trouble seeing it, its like the hdmi isn't plugged in to the tv but the gpu spins fine, The io ports have rust so idk if its the ports or the gpu is dead because it showing green noise artifacts all over the screen like some kind of filter. Just like noise but green and all over the screen. That was when i managed to get the tv to see the hdmi but after i saw that i went and chnaged my screen resolution and the sec i did that the tv opted out the hdmi like it wasn't even there. There is no any physical damages on the gpu, the gpu is seated well as well as the power connectors. Im really sad because i think the gpu is dead. My pc is dell optiplex 790. Is it posible to like use the gpu without plugging the hdmi to the gpu, like to use it as intergreated, idk if it makes sense because ive seen some people doing it with portless gpus, they go into bios and do some chnages and the plug in their hdmi to the mobo, i dont think dell bios has that kind of thing but let me know pls. I spent alot of time, money and effort and seeing the gpu like that made me absolute sad because its my first build and this happening is making me think i have bad omen. P.s- im nit native speaker hope you understand my English.

I built a PC for the first time last week. It's all up and running, and it works, to my relief. But something I've noticed is that when I turn my PC on, the motherboard's VGA LED light and the DRAM LED light blink red. I've done a quick google on this and it seems it's to do with a faulty/dead GPU (VGA), and improperly seated/faulty RAM (DRAM). The thing is, I get an excellent display with good graphics and the RAM is detected with no problem. Another conclusion is, I could have not plugged in certain cables right, as I was extremely cautious and didn't put much force into it, fearing I could break something if I did. If anyone has any solutions to this, or things I could try to fix it, I don't even know if I have to because the PC is working fine.

My grandfathers PC has been working just fine with this monitor for months. One day it flickers, and finally goes to simply stating “no hdmi input”. Monitor works just fine with other computers, even with the same cable. The computer works brilliantly with other monitors, including my personal Dell. For some reason his computer and his monitor simply refused to talk to each other. So finally we decide screw it, let’s buy him a new one. A Dell S2721HN. Same problem. Scans for signal, then says no hdmi signal from device. I’ve done driver updates and reset the PC’s Bios, all the windows updates, swapped cables, ports, the whole 9 yards. Still no dice. Short of buying him a new computer, what might I be able to do to get this thing working?