Gpu problem

[aksu21]

What do you think causes this problem that I am seeing. I don't think that is a software problem, becouse that happens at bios too. Looks bit different tho. Goes bsod if loads to Windows.

Edited March 1, 2017 by aksu545
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[Mira Yurizaki]

Have you tried a different cable or a different monitor?

 

EDIT: Well I do see you mentioned it BSODs when you load into Windows, but let's cut the problem in half first, just to be sure.

[aksu21]

1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Have you tried a different cable or a different monitor?

No but I have tried that cable on my old ps3 and it seemed to be working. I have tried my other gpu too.

[Wan70]

 

So it works with another gpu and cable?

 

[Mira Yurizaki]

2 minutes ago, aksu545 said:

No but I have tried that cable on my old ps3 and it seemed to be working. I have tried my other gpu too.

Well if you verified the cable and monitor are fine, then sure, we can call the GPU bunk and it needs to be replaced.

[aksu21]

1 minute ago, Wan70 said:

 

So it works with another gpu and cable?

 

Yes, both cables work.

[Wan70]

What gpu do you have?

 

[Wan70]

what gpu do you have

[aksu21]

3 minutes ago, Wan70 said:

What gpu do you have?

 

gtx 650

[aksu21]

5 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Well if you verified the cable and monitor are fine, then sure, we can call the GPU bunk and it needs to be replaced.

So, nothing I can do?

[Wan70]

what psu do you have

[Wan70]

See if any of these fit your problem category if not then i honestly dont know what to do.

[aksu21]

2 minutes ago, Wan70 said:

what psu do you have

This is some old hp pavilion pcu 380w

[Wan70]

thats probably your problem

 

[Wan70]

try a diffrent psu and see if not then check this link. https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/526031/gtx-650-problems/

[aksu21]

2 minutes ago, Wan70 said:

thats probably your problem

 

Can it really be that? Even if my other gpu is working just fine.

[Wan70]

i dont know man check that link.

[Mira Yurizaki]

13 minutes ago, aksu545 said:

So, nothing I can do?

Yeah, pretty much.

 

If it looks that way in BIOS and you're certain there's nothing else wrong with the card (like a faulty cooling system) then there's nothing you can do in software to fix it.

[gcubed]

Just a silly question, but have you plugged in the Supplementary Power Connector (6-pin, I believe)?

 

 

[aksu21]

1 minute ago, gcubed said:

Just a silly question, but have you plugged in the Supplementary Power Connector (6-pin, I believe)?

 

 

Yes

[gcubed]

Since you have verified that the tentacle monster is plugged into your card, I can only think of a few possibilities.

 

If you can, try the card in a different computer. This at least should rule out (or verify) that the card is dying/dead.

 

If it isn't the card, your PSU might be ready to die.

 

The only other thing I can think of...

I once had a problem very similar (except is was a black screen and not shredded like yours). Old PC and the new gfx card wouldn't work. It turned out that the slot I had my gfx card plugged had to be configured in BIOS. Some real old machines have PCIe slots that can be set to different standards. That is to say you can set it to PCIe x8, PCIe 2 X8, etc. In some cases the slot can even be set to IDE (sorry, I meant PCI not IDE).

 

Other than those possibilities, I have no idea.