- Sep 13, 2016
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Hi, so I just installed a brand new Strix 1070 Card, but the system doesn't boot at all:
Problem:
-No GPU signal, system does not boot at all, monitor screen stays black.
-GPU debug light on the mobo stays red fow awhile, then turn off
-GPU fan spins initially then stops, logo LED turn white for awhile then turn blinking red.
-Blinking red light on case power button.
-Case fan, CPU cooler, peripheral work normally
Troubleshooting:
-Re-connect the 6+2 pin cable, tries another cable in another PSU slot, install in second PCIe slot--> doesn't help, but does provide enough power to GPU (previously on my first run, the GPU power light is red, meaning not enough power.
-Clear CMOS by remove battery, press power button for 15s then install battery again (did I do it correctly?)-->Doesn't help
-Remove the card, use onboard GPU-->boot into Windows as normal.
-Change HDMI cable, change HDMI port-->doesn't help
-Change BIOS (enable double GPU support, change GPU priority to "GEP" option)--> boot into windows as normal, but due to iGPU (plug in the monitor VGA port) and not the ASUS card (plug in the monitor HDMI port). Window doesn't recognises nVIDIA driver by default.
Specs::
-Mobo: MSi Z170A SLI PLUS, latest BIOS
-CPU: i5 6600k
-PSU: EVGA 650W GQ Gold
Everything is brand new
Is there anything I can do? Thanks.
Problem:
-No GPU signal, system does not boot at all, monitor screen stays black.
-GPU debug light on the mobo stays red fow awhile, then turn off
-GPU fan spins initially then stops, logo LED turn white for awhile then turn blinking red.
-Blinking red light on case power button.
-Case fan, CPU cooler, peripheral work normally
Troubleshooting:
-Re-connect the 6+2 pin cable, tries another cable in another PSU slot, install in second PCIe slot--> doesn't help, but does provide enough power to GPU (previously on my first run, the GPU power light is red, meaning not enough power.
-Clear CMOS by remove battery, press power button for 15s then install battery again (did I do it correctly?)-->Doesn't help
-Remove the card, use onboard GPU-->boot into Windows as normal.
-Change HDMI cable, change HDMI port-->doesn't help
-Change BIOS (enable double GPU support, change GPU priority to "GEP" option)--> boot into windows as normal, but due to iGPU (plug in the monitor VGA port) and not the ASUS card (plug in the monitor HDMI port). Window doesn't recognises nVIDIA driver by default.
Specs::
-Mobo: MSi Z170A SLI PLUS, latest BIOS
-CPU: i5 6600k
-PSU: EVGA 650W GQ Gold
Everything is brand new
Is there anything I can do? Thanks.
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