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Gtx 1070 faulty or monitor?

Nyxathid
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I installed my gtx 1070 and installed my new monitor this happened.. 

 

My monitor is a Asus VG248QE 

Gtx 1070 Gaming X Msi

 

So how can I fix this?? Is it the monitor fault or gpu problem? 

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1 minute ago, Nyxathid said:

Title^

 

I installed my gtx 1070 and installed my new monitor this happened.. 

 

My monitor is a Asus VG248QE 

Gtx 1070 Gaming X Msi

 

So how can I fix this?? Is it the monitor fault or gpu problem? 

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I might add that after a while it got okay but after shutting down the monitor it. Continues.. 

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Did you check the cable connections? I have the same monitor and it did something similar to that when the cable wasn't plugged in correctly/all the way.

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1 minute ago, Marzie said:

Did you check the cable connections? I have the same monitor and it did something similar to that when the cable wasn't plugged in correctly/all the way.

Hmm.. Second I will check it 

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Try using integrated gpu and see what happens 

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Okay monitor doesn't pick up the Hdmi signal... (this happens when using Dvi-d) so I plugged the gpu hdmi connection, no signal.. So also trying I-GPU still no signal 

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10 minutes ago, Nyxathid said:

Okay monitor doesn't pick up the Hdmi signal... (this happens when using Dvi-d) so I plugged the gpu hdmi connection, no signal.. So also trying I-GPU still no signal 

Plugged in into the my TV and it works... Monitor then.. Any one could possibly know what's wrong? 

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8 minutes ago, Nyxathid said:

Plugged in into the my TV and it works... Monitor then.. Any one could possibly know what's wrong? 

Try plugging the monitor into anything else to be 100% sure. If it keeps messing up, return it for a new/functional one.

CPU: Intel Core i5-4690K OCed to 4.5Ghz

CPU Cooling: Corsair H80i GT

GPU: EVGA 980Ti ACX 2.0+ SC+ w/BP

RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 16GB (4x4GB)

Mobo: MSI Z97 PCMATE

PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA G2 1000W

Storage: WD Caviar Blue 1TB (x2), Kingston 120GB SSD

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5 hours ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Try using the DisplayPort instead of the HDMI port. I'm not sure if HDMI or DVI can do the 144Hz refresh rate properly.

It doesn't matter, the display is faulty :P

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