Ghosthud1
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Just wondering if you guys can lend me a hand and hopefully come up with something I haven't tried.
Recently started a build for a friend, nice beefy skylake system ^_^
Everything went as smooth as usual during the building process, until I tried hooking up the graphics card to a monitor/TV, it was a right fussy bugger. Sometimes I got a signal sometimes I didn't it was very sketchy. I somehow got it to post 100% of the time using HDMI on a my TV, but thats when it all went wrong.
Went down for some food whilst leaving it on upstairs, came back from my godlike nachos to see a black screen but a fully powered system that was still in BIOS.
From then on the graphics card has refused to give out a signal and isn't detected in either PCI-E slots, I can't install nvidia drivers and the system is currently running off the Intel 530 IGP.
I've tried the following
Only other thing I can think of is to try the graphics card in another PC, and also try another graphics card in this new PC to rule out either?
Am I missing anything?
Recently started a build for a friend, nice beefy skylake system ^_^
Everything went as smooth as usual during the building process, until I tried hooking up the graphics card to a monitor/TV, it was a right fussy bugger. Sometimes I got a signal sometimes I didn't it was very sketchy. I somehow got it to post 100% of the time using HDMI on a my TV, but thats when it all went wrong.
Went down for some food whilst leaving it on upstairs, came back from my godlike nachos to see a black screen but a fully powered system that was still in BIOS.
From then on the graphics card has refused to give out a signal and isn't detected in either PCI-E slots, I can't install nvidia drivers and the system is currently running off the Intel 530 IGP.
I've tried the following
- Updated motherboard bios
- used alternative PSU
- tried both PCI-E lanes
- Stripped computer to bare minimum to rule out other hardware
- CMOS resets/playing with BIOS settings.
Only other thing I can think of is to try the graphics card in another PC, and also try another graphics card in this new PC to rule out either?
Am I missing anything?