Hello,
I have my setup for about 1,5 years and today my graphics didn't work as usual. My card is the Gigabyte's Geforce GTX 970 (GV-N970G1 GAMING-4GD).
I turn on the computer, but there is no display. I can only make it work if I use the onboard graphics card of the ASUS B85M-E/BR motherboard.
Can you guys help me?
What I did try to fix it:
- Clear CMOS / take off the battery;
- Reseat the graphics card.
- Reseat the RAM.
- Uninstall the graphics card drivers (with DDU).
- Test the PCI-Express port (with an audio card).
Other information:
- The graphics card turns on (leds and fan);
- If I don't connect the card to the power suply, it displays a message that my PCI-Express graphics card needs to be connected to the power suply.
- On some other tests I heard 3 beeps (known as graphics card issues) while turning on the computer.
- When I go to the BIOS and set PCI-Express in the graphics option, it resets to "Auto" on startup again.
- The 8-pin and 6-pin power cables are connected to the graphics card. My PSU is an EVGA 600w Bronze.
Thank you.
I have my setup for about 1,5 years and today my graphics didn't work as usual. My card is the Gigabyte's Geforce GTX 970 (GV-N970G1 GAMING-4GD).
I turn on the computer, but there is no display. I can only make it work if I use the onboard graphics card of the ASUS B85M-E/BR motherboard.
Can you guys help me?
What I did try to fix it:
- Clear CMOS / take off the battery;
- Reseat the graphics card.
- Reseat the RAM.
- Uninstall the graphics card drivers (with DDU).
- Test the PCI-Express port (with an audio card).
Other information:
- The graphics card turns on (leds and fan);
- If I don't connect the card to the power suply, it displays a message that my PCI-Express graphics card needs to be connected to the power suply.
- On some other tests I heard 3 beeps (known as graphics card issues) while turning on the computer.
- When I go to the BIOS and set PCI-Express in the graphics option, it resets to "Auto" on startup again.
- The 8-pin and 6-pin power cables are connected to the graphics card. My PSU is an EVGA 600w Bronze.
Thank you.
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