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Nertballs
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Hey guys! So in the last week or so, I've seen some artifacts while gaming on my pc playing payday 2 so it wasn't anything especially intensive. Anyways I tried to launch a game the other day, my pc fully crashed and froze instantly and now won't boot past the windows logo.

I've tried booting it with the igpu in my 2500k and it'll boot fine there. Any ideas? Specs are in my sig.

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Hey guys! So in the last week or so, I've seen some artifacts while gaming on my pc playing payday 2 so it wasn't anything especially intensive. Anyways I tried to launch a game the other day, my pc fully crashed and froze instantly and now won't boot past the windows logo.

I've tried booting it with the igpu in my 2500k and it'll boot fine there. Any ideas? Specs are in my sig.

you able to verify if the GPU is the trouble with another PC?

 

this is to be sure

 

or a spare low end gpu to verify if the PCI-E is not the problem

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Hey guys! So in the last week or so, I've seen some artifacts while gaming on my pc playing payday 2 so it wasn't anything especially intensive. Anyways I tried to launch a game the other day, my pc fully crashed and froze instantly and now won't boot past the windows logo.

I've tried booting it with the igpu in my 2500k and it'll boot fine there. Any ideas? Specs are in my sig.

how about unistalling all Nvidia drivers inserting the card and see what happens from there?

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id do what cryptonite said run your igpu un install the drivers then restart the computer, reinstall the drivers. shutdown again, insert card and boot up. but make sure to run your dedicated gpu as main after all that.

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