Graphics card boots up, and windows loads, but my other peripherals don’t work.
6 minutes ago, CloudsAbound said:Very new PC builder here, I’ve been running my PC find through my motherboard on windows 10 (home 64 bit), Downloading drivers, steam, updating windows and all that, works absolutely fine. But as soon as I run my HDMI or DisplayPort through the graphics card some really weird stuff happens. First the computer and GPU start running, the keyboard and mouse turn on fine, but the display is black. However if I punch in my PIN as if I could actually see the screen, the screen suddenly turns on and takes me to my desktop where my keyboard and mouse promptly do nothing, it’s just stuck on the desktop. I’d like to note, all the peripherals are powered, and the screen does in fact show my desktop. However my keyboard and mouse simply don’t do anything when pressing on them, except for Alt Tab which highlights a window on the taskbar briefly.
Here’s what my specs are:
AMD Ryzen 7 9800x3d 4.7ghz 8 core processor
Thermalright peerless assassin 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU cooler
Gigabyte x870 eagle wifi7 ATX am5 motherboard (yeah I know the WiFi doesn’t work with win10)
G.skill trident Z5 RGB 64GB (2x 32GB) DDR5-6400 CL32 memory
Samsung 990 evo plus 4TB M.2 2280 PCIe 5.0 x2 nvme solid state drive
PNY OC GeForce RTX5080 16GB video card
Corsair RM850x (2024) 850W fully modular ATX power supply
I’ve tried:
Reconnecting power connecters,
Replugging in the GPU to the PCIe slot and also trying other PCIe slots,
Forcing PCIe 4.0 in bios,
Swapping display cables,
Triple checking the card is seated correctly,
Re-installing drivers,
And potentially a couple other things I’ve forgotten by now,
Also, I don’t have another PC or graphics card to test, so I can’t isolate wether the problem is the card or the rest of the PC.
Go and take a look around the BIOS. See if the USB ports are set to power save. Turn off that setting for USB ports saving power.
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