GPU NO DISPLAY AFTER DDU

[RiceScripter]

My current system unit right now:

G4560

GA H110M H

CV650W

1050TI

 

>the GPU card works on the first installation.
>the system did not recognized it.
>downloaded a driver from "NVIDIA GeForce Drivers".

>after some time( i was away), the computer was already off, then when i turned it on it suddenly BSOD. then revert to system does not recognized the card.
>Did a DDU.

>After DDU, system boots, windows comes in, but it will suddenly goes "No Signal", still the fans are working.
EDIT: GPU DEAD but was refunded by seller

[SupaKomputa]

what windows? usually windows 10 / 11 installs the driver automatically.

use the motherboard igpu, and install the latest driver manually.

[RiceScripter]

2 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

what windows? usually windows 10 / 11 installs the driver automatically.

use the motherboard igpu, and install the latest driver manually.

it is windows 10 pro. by using motherboard igpu, u mean using the intel igpu? like connecting the cables to the motherboard?

[SupaKomputa]

5 minutes ago, RiceScripter said:

it is windows 10 pro. by using motherboard igpu, u mean using the intel igpu? like connecting the cables to the motherboard?

yes, just plug the hdmi cable in the motherboard.

after the nvidia driver install, plug back the gpu.

[RiceScripter]

6 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

yes, just plug the hdmi cable in the motherboard.

after the nvidia driver install, plug back the gpu.

you mean.. i can use the igpu of motherboard while my GPU card is installed and manually download the nvidia driver? or do i have to remove first the GPU card then install the driver. because if it was latter, i have already tried downloading driver while GPU is not installed. The nvidia driver notification said that "driver cant be installed, it did not detect any GPU card in the system.

[-rascal-]

I hope you didn't end up buying a fake GTX 1050Ti or something...

[GuiltySpark_]

Its unclear if the GPU was just recently added? Did it ever work? 1050Ti's are certainly commonly faked GPU's. Where was it bought from? Have the listing? When? 

[Middcore]

37 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

I hope you didn't end up buying a fake GTX 1050Ti or something...

 

9 minutes ago, GuiltySpark_ said:

Its unclear if the GPU was just recently added? Did it ever work? 1050Ti's are certainly commonly faked GPU's. Where was it bought from? Have the listing? When? 

 

This. Is this a card that was just purchased? Can we see a pic of it?

[RiceScripter]

6 hours ago, WildDagwood said:

Leave the dGPU installed when installing the drivers. You're just using the HDMI/DP port on the motherboard because it's connected to the iGPU. Once the drivers for the Nvidia GPU are installed, you can unplug from the motherboard port and connect back to the dGPU.

 

yes i have tried doing that but, it is only blackscreen even though the fans are working 

 

5 hours ago, GuiltySpark_ said:

Its unclear if the GPU was just recently added? Did it ever work? 1050Ti's are certainly commonly faked GPU's. Where was it bought from? Have the listing? When?

 

as far as i know, my system already tasted a dGPU but was reformatted.
as for your question if it was recently added, yes it was recently added, before i was only using iGPU of the cpu.
Did it work on first try? Yes, it work, ive setup my geforce experience, at least it did work for almost 20mins. then it suddenly BSOD.

i have brought it locally locally here in our country, 2nd hand card "MSI GTX 1050TI"

6 hours ago, -rascal- said:

I hope you didn't end up buying a fake GTX 1050Ti or something...

5 hours ago, Middcore said:

This. Is this a card that was just purchased? Can we see a pic of it?

PS: The first pic was before the tragedy.

PPS: when i tried doing cable on motherboard while installed dGPU, i enabled the "integrated graphics" from the bios because i thought maybe the system gets the display from the dGPU.