Question 1080 ti not working or something...

[karl0joh]

Hi.

I am no PC master but I think my 1080 TI is dead..

Hope I am wrong about this...

I have done some overclocking but nothing crazy. I did clock it down from stock now. But same it stops when i start up a game in 1-2 min.

I have : Intel Core I9 9900K 3.6 Ghz Cpu clock to 5 Ghz. (no help to get that back to stock speed, did a test)
TX 750 watt power supply

Hoping for easy fix here ;/

I have not build the pc.

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https://imgur.com/leWHUld

View: https://imgur.com/leWHUld

 

[Phaaze88]

Oh dear... those last 2 images...

1080Ti RIP
/salute

 

[karl0joh]

Oh dear... those last 2 images...

1080Ti RIP
/salute

What no, dont say that. Can it be a bad wire or something? Or maybe I need more power?

 

[Phaaze88]

Those squares/rectangles display an identical pattern to the skull and crossbones, or space invader-like icons that appear when a card is on it's way to the graveyard.

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Bad wire? From?
Already tried plugging into a different video port on the gpu? Tried a completely different cable? Tried running on the cpu's iGPU, aka, plugged into the motherboard?

More power? Why?
Most 1080Tis need like 300-350w. Surely the current psu has no problem supplying that..?

One ray of hope: perhaps the psu is what's actually failing here, but no way to know without trying a replacement.

 

[karl0joh]

Those squares/rectangles display an identical pattern to the skull and crossbones, or space invader-like icons that appear when a card is on it's way to the graveyard.

Spoiler

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Bad wire? From?
Already tried plugging into a different video port on the gpu? Tried a completely different cable? Tried running on the cpu's iGPU, aka, plugged into the motherboard?

More power? Why?
Most 1080Tis need like 300-350w. Surely the current psu has no problem supplying that..?

One ray of hope: perhaps the psu is what's actually failing here, but no way to know without trying a replacement.

Ok, thank you I try the diffrent cabels. I have just one card here :/

 

[Phaaze88]

If the cable(s) doesn't work, that leaves the psu and the gpu. There's no getting around either without trying replacements.

 

[karl0joh]

If the cable(s) doesn't work, that leaves the psu and the gpu. There's no getting around either without trying replacements.

Can it be the RAM?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW1wsI1-U0k

 

[Phaaze88]

That's not even the same pattern...

I still believe it's either the psu or the gpu and you can't narrow down either without trying replacements.

 

[alceryes]

Those kinds of patterns can be indicative of a VRAM issue. Regardless of whether it's VRAM or GPU core it's still RIP.

Chance of it being ONLY the PSU - 10% or less.

 

[Fiorezy]

Try to reinstall the gpu drivers using DDU