Strange GPU issues

[Lemtea]

Hi,

I recently woke up in the morning to turn on my pc but It failed to post even though it was working perfectly fine the night before. It seems like the motherboard is no longer detecting the graphics card which is strange, as I tested the gpu in a friends system in it worked no problem. I also tried putting the gpu out of my friend's system into mine and it worked fine but if I put my gpu in I get no display output just a black screen What the hell is going on the system ran perfectly fine in its original config for more than 2 months why has it stopped working now.

 

Specs:

cpu r3 1200

mobo asrock b350 pro 4

memory corsair vengance 2x4gb 2400mhz ddr4

psu silverstone strider plus 500w 80plus bronze

storage crucial mx100 512gb ssd

case cm 690 iii

 

[3rrant]

30 minutes ago, The Wanted said:

Hi,

I recently woke up in the morning to turn on my pc but It failed to post even though it was working perfectly fine the night before. It seems like the motherboard is no longer detecting the graphics card which is strange, as I tested the gpu in a friends system in it worked no problem. I also tried putting the gpu out of my friend's system into mine and it worked fine but if I put my gpu in I get no display output just a black screen What the hell is going on the system ran perfectly fine in its original config for more than 2 months why has it stopped working now.

 

Specs:

cpu r3 1200

mobo asrock b350 pro 4

memory corsair vengance 2x4gb 24oomhz ddr4

psu silverstone strider plus 500w 80plus bronze

storage crucial mx100 512gb ssd

case cm 690 iii

 

Try putting your GPU in a different PCI-E slot, even not x16.

Run a memtest on the system with both sticks in slot. If it pass, good. If it doesn't, take one stick out and test the other, then switch sticks and test again.. and so on

[Bananasplit_00]

grab your friends GPU, run DDU to remove the drivers and see if that dose anything for you. also try a BIOS update and a CMOS reset. JayzTwoCent had a similar problem with a pair of Titan cards recently

[Lemtea]

1 hour ago, ErrantNyles said:

Try putting your GPU in a different PCI-E slot, even not x16.

Run a memtest on the system with both sticks in slot. If it pass, good. If it doesn't, take one stick out and test the other, then switch sticks and test again.. and so on

Still get no display output with a different pcie slot and memory reseated with one dimm removed

[Lemtea]

55 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

grab your friends GPU, run DDU to remove the drivers and see if that dose anything for you. also try a BIOS update and a CMOS reset. JayzTwoCent had a similar problem with a pair of Titan cards recently

bios was already the latest version and I tried using DDU but still have the same issue

[Bananasplit_00]

1 hour ago, The Wanted said:

bios was already the latest version and I tried using DDU but still have the same issue

try going back a version on the BIOS and see if that helps

[The_Protagonist]

I've had this issue before.

 

This could be due to the contacts on the GPU becoming damaged and not being read by your motherboard. As you can understand, I'm sure, each motherboard is created and designed differently including the use of PCI-E Slots. It could just be that your friends PCI-E connectors sit slightly higher up than yours allowing the contacts to meet despite any damage.

 

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