Recent content by spitfire_mk21

yeah man. if you wanna try to use your old mobo again, i think the problem is not with the PCIE gen cuz im running with PCIE x16 3.0 now and its been running fine so far. here's what i do thats worth a try. if you still getting signal lost while using ur gpu, try the onboard graphic, go to...

thank you tony. this does help me confirming my speculation. and looks like im right. the problem is from win 10 updates. cuz before i install these 2 driver manually, it was version 11.0.1.25 with the date of may 2nd 2022. if you want to set up the pcie generation manually, enter bios select...

well i got my problem sorted sorta. i just want to make sure thats what causing the problem. i manually set my GPU to only use PCIE 1.0 instead of 3.0 and updated that intel system thing and i got no signal lost ever since. when you said you got ur self new mobo that got me thinking if ur PC is...

Hi Tony, i am glad you have fixed your problem. do you mind helping showing ur intel system driver? its on device manager-system devices-then click on properties on the last 2 entries there. kinda look like this View: https://imgur.com/a/tBioJ8I thank you kindly

Currently my using rx 580 but when the problem started occuring I was still using GTX 970, I thought my GPU was faulty so I got another GPU but the problem still occur. So I knew then the problem is not the GPU. You can check my post about the problem I'm having here...

I'm sorry I can't. But there's a way to make sure it's not pcie faulty. If u use atx mobo, try out the GPU on the second PCIE slot that is x8 configuration not x16. If u're gpu is there then ur x16 is somehow broken

I really dunno what to call them, but when u unplug the GPU, just take a closer look at the pcie slot and I mean really thoroughly maybe put flashlight on it, see if you notice if there's something off. But in my case it was not culprit, the problem was back so maybe it was nothin. I'm doing...

I really dunno what to call them, but when u unplug the GPU, just take a closer look at the pcie slot and I mean really thoroughly maybe put flashlight on it, see if you notice if there's something off. But in my case it was not culprit, the problem was back so maybe it was nothin. I'm doing...

When u check device manager click on view and show hidden device. If ur GPU showing up, means the driver is still there. Try uninstalling it but keep the files when u ask. The restart. Next is see if ur GPU has a light indication and if it does check if the light is on, if it is then ur PSU is...

I don't know what DP is. And getting new mobo is not something I can afford right now

Mobo Gigabyte Z77x-D3H Ram Kingston hyperx 2x4gb ddr3 GPU AMD RX 580 2 SSD storage PSU Corsair CX 650watt

Hi, Folks. I need help So for couple of weeks now I have this problem where my PC won't detect the GPU, when I turn on the PC it just show HDMI no signal on the screen but everything is turn on and when I use my phone as wireless monitor using wifi, it's on. So when I unplugged the HDMI cable...