- Mar 4, 2014
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Hello,
I recently build a small form factor pc with an
Case: Fractal design
CPU: i5 3570k
Mobo: Gigabyte H77N-wifi (I dont overclock, so the reason for the H version)
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 670 OC windforce 2GB
I recently transported the parts from my old build in Denmark to my new home in London and I build the mini ITX with a stock Intel cpu cooler. Everything works fine, but I noticed that the CPU was getting really hot, especially during stress test, but also gaming (which is mostly what I am going to be using this for).
I therefore bought a Corsair H60 cpu cooler and disassembled the build. Installed the new cooler and assembled the build again. However this time, my GTX670 is not showing any signal on my monitor - did not even show the bios logo (I therefore does not interpret this as a windows driver error(?))!.
I am currently using a HDMI cable between the monitor and gpu and tried with another cable as well. I have tried turning the bios into boot on PCI-E before IGPU, but had no effect.
I have no problems booting on the intel hd4000 cpu chip, and when I do this, I can see the device manager shows the GTX 670 - can I then rule out that I have messed with the PCI-E port? When going into GPU-Z, it shows a clock speed of 0 mhz, but cannot determine whether this is due to me not actually using the card or the card has gone bad.
Currently thinking of using a DVI cable to test if the HDMI port has gone defective, but would like some expert input to what might be the cause of this. I have no other rig I can test the cards on and currently no other graphics card to test on the board. Any input would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
I recently build a small form factor pc with an
Case: Fractal design
CPU: i5 3570k
Mobo: Gigabyte H77N-wifi (I dont overclock, so the reason for the H version)
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 670 OC windforce 2GB
I recently transported the parts from my old build in Denmark to my new home in London and I build the mini ITX with a stock Intel cpu cooler. Everything works fine, but I noticed that the CPU was getting really hot, especially during stress test, but also gaming (which is mostly what I am going to be using this for).
I therefore bought a Corsair H60 cpu cooler and disassembled the build. Installed the new cooler and assembled the build again. However this time, my GTX670 is not showing any signal on my monitor - did not even show the bios logo (I therefore does not interpret this as a windows driver error(?))!.
I am currently using a HDMI cable between the monitor and gpu and tried with another cable as well. I have tried turning the bios into boot on PCI-E before IGPU, but had no effect.
I have no problems booting on the intel hd4000 cpu chip, and when I do this, I can see the device manager shows the GTX 670 - can I then rule out that I have messed with the PCI-E port? When going into GPU-Z, it shows a clock speed of 0 mhz, but cannot determine whether this is due to me not actually using the card or the card has gone bad.
Currently thinking of using a DVI cable to test if the HDMI port has gone defective, but would like some expert input to what might be the cause of this. I have no other rig I can test the cards on and currently no other graphics card to test on the board. Any input would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
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