GPU Black Screen

[andrew4mitchell]

Hello,

 

I'm getting a bit lost with the issue I've been experiencing, so thought I'd post here to see if anyone has any suggestions/ideas since this is starting to really annoy me. Last Saturday I was gaming and my screen randomly went black, and displayed that there was no signal on the input option, until this point I've had no signs of anything going wrong with my machine. I thought this was a faulty cable to replaced that rebooted and the same issue happened again, to put in blunt over the last week I've tried numerous fixes with no luck to date, this issue only happens when I'm connected to my gpu, when I connect to my motherboard and use the intel gpu it's fine. Sometimes the GPU fans will go nuts other times audio still plays just no video is being output back to my monitor. Below is a list of thins I've tried.

 

1. Removing drivers with DDU in safe mode and reinstalling

2. Full Windows install to a clean drive

3. Cleaned Computer, GPU and PSU.

4  Replaced PSU cables

5.Opened up GPU, couldn't see anything obvious and reapplied thermal paste

6. Reset CMOS

7. Replaced Memory

8. Use MSI burner to turn down GPU Power

 

This is really starting annoy me, The GPU never overheats, CPU the same. My specs are:

 

Intel I7 8700K (Never OC)

Aorus 1080 TI 11G(PreseT OC)

4 x 8GB Corsair Vengence 3600 Mhz(Never OC)

EVGA G2 Supernova 750w PSU

Maximus Hero MB

Asus ROG 279Q 

 

 

I'm hoping someone can help. 

 

I've not noticed anything obvious in the event logs on Windows.

 

[LewisPark]

Do you have another computer that you could put the Graphics card in and run some tests? Just so we can rule out the GPU as the faulty part...

[andrew4mitchell]

Just now, LewisPark said:

Do you have another computer that you could put the Graphics card in and run some tests? Just so we can rule out the GPU as the faulty part...

I don't I'm afraid.

[LewisPark]

1 minute ago, andrew4mitchell said:

I don't I'm afraid.

Have you tried switching the slot that the card is in?

[andrew4mitchell]

Just now, LewisPark said:

Have you tried switching the slot that the card is in?

Yeah, forgot to add that to the list above. 

[LewisPark]

1 minute ago, andrew4mitchell said:

Yeah, forgot to add that to the list above. 

Hm... How old is your power supply? Might sound cheesy, but maybe run userbenchmark and see how everything is performing? Sure hope to god you don't have the same model 1080ti as myself...

[andrew4mitchell]

User benchmark went fine, ran that earlier. It only seems to cause issues when I'm connected to the GPU playing games or watching something in full screen. I think my GPU is the same as yours but not the Xtreme version. As for my GPU it's around 2 years old. 

 

The description for Event ID 14 from source nvlddmkm cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.

If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.

The following information was included with the event: 

\Device\Video3
1c91(39cc) 00000000 00000000

The message resource is present but the message was not found in the message table```

 

GPU-Z Sensor Log.txt

 

Added a log output from GPU-Z I can't see anything alarming here

[iawton]

Hi did you figure this out it's just happened to me 2 days ago with the exact fault and I cant figure it out for the life in me.