[SOLVED] ASUS RTX 2060 NOT WORKING ANYMORE

Castiel96

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Nov 17, 2014
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Hi everyone

Today while playing destiny 2 my pc turned off. When powered back on nothing happened the pc wouldn't boot at all. Lights were on the motherboard but nothing would power up. I have removed the GPU (Asus RTX 2060 06G GAMING). The pc boots fine with no problems when the GPU is not installed and using motherboard integrated graphics. When I install the GPU again it doesn't boot. No idea why. PC has been running fine with no issues for 4 months but today decided not to. PSU is a corsair 550w semi modular. Any help is appreciated.
 
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Hi everyone

Today while playing destiny 2 my pc turned off. When powered back on nothing happened the pc wouldn't boot at all. Lights were on the motherboard but nothing would power up. I have removed the GPU (Asus RTX 2060 06G GAMING). The pc boots fine with no problems when the GPU is not installed and using motherboard integrated graphics. When I install the GPU again it doesn't boot. No idea why. PC has been running fine with no issues for 4 months but today decided not to. PSU is a corsair 550w semi modular. Any help is appreciated.
rma the card there new they are bound to have bugs down the line this may help evga detect defects with they're new series. If you already uninstalled and reinstalled the card and driver's not...
Hi everyone

Today while playing destiny 2 my pc turned off. When powered back on nothing happened the pc wouldn't boot at all. Lights were on the motherboard but nothing would power up. I have removed the GPU (Asus RTX 2060 06G GAMING). The pc boots fine with no problems when the GPU is not installed and using motherboard integrated graphics. When I install the GPU again it doesn't boot. No idea why. PC has been running fine with no issues for 4 months but today decided not to. PSU is a corsair 550w semi modular. Any help is appreciated.
rma the card there new they are bound to have bugs down the line this may help evga detect defects with they're new series. If you already uninstalled and reinstalled the card and driver's not much else you can do.
 
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rma the card there new they are bound to have bugs down the line this may help evga detect defects with they're new series. If you already uninstalled and reinstalled the card and driver's not much else you can do.
Would I do this through asus or the supplier where I got the card from? Sorry if it's a dumb question never had an issue like this before.
 

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