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You can try removing the CMOS battery. Another trick is to drain the energy left in the capacitors. All that you do with the power cord unplugged is you hold down the power switch for about 10-20sec and you should even see your fans spin for less than a second and then turn off. Also can you...

Somehow the computer shutdown and doesn't boot up again while I was inspecting. I think the cause is from the PSU. This also explains why this happened right after i play games all day yesterday

Yeah that's basically what I did. The thing is the GPU would crash randomly and lose connection so the driver setup will crash.

He said that i could reinstall my driver via iGPU, but it doesn't work most of the time since the GPU would crash randomly

Switching to iGPU doesn't work too. The setup would break at some given moment and i will get a BSOD

The GPU fan speed always fluctuate like this after it crash: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MR2TvlXSflIBfbPrR6e8bivxwXswvR-J/view?usp=drivesdk

Not likely a PSU problem. I unplugged the PCIe cable from the card in order to show the error screen "Please plug in the PCIe cable", but there was no output after a while as well. Monitor can't be an issue, as I'm now testing it with other monitor.

Monitor doesn't have issue, i replug cable and it still function normally

GPU fans also spin at 100% randomly in short burst if the output is cut. Windows as i know still function properly if i plug the monitor into iGPU

There is another thing: This morning the moisture level rose up in my area, so everything is very wet, some of the internal components are a little moist. Currently using a dryer right now to see if it helps or not.

My PSU is Kenoo E450 ESPORT, bought last month at a local store for upgrading.

This morning when i was about to launch my PC to play some games i noticed that the monitor will turn off randomly, especially when I'm about to login to Windows. I thought that was just a inactive response from the OS at first if i do nothing on the lock screen, then i realized that my GPU...

Probably I haven't disable windows update as well (which is really hard to disable on Windows 11) I have uninstalled GFE, tho.

Update: For some reason, the Game Ready driver updated itself again. The 750Ti is not recognized on my main build this time. Perhaps I will bring it to a tech center for further troubleshooting.

Here is my specs: CPU: Intel Core i5-9600KF Mainboard: ASUS Prime Z390-A LGA1151 CPU fan: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO RAM: Corsair CMW16GX4M2C3200C16 Vengeance RGB PRO 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4 3200 MHz PSU: Corsair VS650 650 W Active PFC 80 PLUS SSD: ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 1TB M.2 GPU: Gigabyte...