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Basically, I had an HDMI output on my motherboard and a DP output on my GPU. My monitor detects and displays the HDMI output, but when I swap to DP it just says no signal. When I tried gaming (after I disconnected the DP from the GPU), it was outputting 300+ fps in CS:GO on like 1440p. I thought...

I tried to disable the iGPU using device manager, and I set graphics output to PCIe instead of CPU in the bios and it's still displaying via motherboard .-. Fully updated bios and everything.

Hello, I just upgraded my GPU to the 4090 but for some reason, it refuses to give an output to my monitor. Instead, it is outputting via the motherboard. The GPU shows up in device manager, and MSI afterburner shows that the GPU is fully active when I boot up a game. Unfortunately, the...

Well let's hope that works then... When I get to my BIOS screen an hour later :P...

Well most of em are correct but my PC hangs before the BIOS not after. Like I turn my computer on, nothing happens, monitors doesn't detect any signal until an hour later where my PC finally boots and start detecting the hard drives, I did what u told me to do, nothing happened, still the exact...

Oh and btw, it was working perfectly fine until 3 months ago.

Nothing happens, I think u misunderstood when I said 'detecting the hard drives' I meant the storage drives (ssd and hdd)

About an hour ago my house had a power outage, few minutes later the power's back on and I pressed the power button on my PC. An hour later it's still sitting on a blackscreen, I can see the fans spinning and the GPU led is on as well... It's been happening for a few months now, everytime I shut...

So I've been having issues with my PC lately, everytime I boot my pc up it takes half an hour for the monitor to detect any signal, so I never dared to shut it down... (when I do restart tho, my ram would stay at around 15% usage but it slowly gets up to 90%) but that's not the main problem I'm...

I don't know how this works but some people say that stress test sometimes damages your components, is it true? What's the safest way to stress test your GPU or CPU?