(excuse me for my bad grammar)
So I turned on my pc this morning to play my favorite video game then when windows 10 is booting up it suddenly garbage displayed and btw this is not the first time this has happened to my GPU, the first time it garbage displayed was when I first bought it back in 2019 (it was a colorful gtx 750 1gb) it was working just fine until a month has passed then it suddenly garbage displayed so I thought that it was a faulty video card but then this week I tried to test it once more and it miraculously worked well, I also checked the temps after installing the latest drivers from nvidia's website and it was around 40-45 when idle and 50-55 when I'm gaming so I don't think my GPU has overheating problems for it to garbage display.
But the thing is I tried to remove the VGA cable from my monitor then put it back again to test if it will fix the problem but it didn't , so I tried to remove the VGA cable directly from my GPU then put it back again and it worked. I tried to restart it once again to see if it is actually "fixed" and guess what? It's working well now even after gaming for 3 hours straight.
I'm just wondering if the cable is the problem here? Cause I researched that one of the most common issue of a garbage display is an overheating GPU but my GPU isn't overheating.
Thanks in advanced to those who will help
So I turned on my pc this morning to play my favorite video game then when windows 10 is booting up it suddenly garbage displayed and btw this is not the first time this has happened to my GPU, the first time it garbage displayed was when I first bought it back in 2019 (it was a colorful gtx 750 1gb) it was working just fine until a month has passed then it suddenly garbage displayed so I thought that it was a faulty video card but then this week I tried to test it once more and it miraculously worked well, I also checked the temps after installing the latest drivers from nvidia's website and it was around 40-45 when idle and 50-55 when I'm gaming so I don't think my GPU has overheating problems for it to garbage display.
But the thing is I tried to remove the VGA cable from my monitor then put it back again to test if it will fix the problem but it didn't , so I tried to remove the VGA cable directly from my GPU then put it back again and it worked. I tried to restart it once again to see if it is actually "fixed" and guess what? It's working well now even after gaming for 3 hours straight.
I'm just wondering if the cable is the problem here? Cause I researched that one of the most common issue of a garbage display is an overheating GPU but my GPU isn't overheating.
Thanks in advanced to those who will help