HELP my gtx 1050 ti has stopped working properly for no reason whatsoever

[relja]

My nvidia graphics card gtx 1050 ti has stopped working yesterday, my display screen has turned to 800x600 resolution from 1280x1024 which is the default, the nvidia control panel has disappeared when I right click the screen and when I tried to open it from control panel it said:"You are not currently using a display attached to and NVIDIA GPU" even tho that is not true. I tried reinstalling and completely deleting the drivers but it had no affect. When I connected my cable to the integrated graphic card on my computer the display started working normally, I really do not know what to do anymore I tried absolutely everything and it didn't work, also my screen has these horizontal lines just to add. Also to add when I click on advanced settings in the screen resolution it doesn't show the gtx, it shows the Microsoft default display

 

[jay32267]

Sorry to say but I think all indications are pointing to a failed GPU.

 

[relja]

Sorry to say but I think all indications are pointing to a failed GPU.

But it barely lasted half a year and it worked properly yesterday, it had no indications of malfunction and it never overheated, when I browsed the internet I saw it as a common problem for nvidias control panel to stop working, I ask if there are any more options for me to try out before I send it to service to get repaired if it can

 

[jay32267]

As far as options....I don't know any....you may try and post this again and see if anyone else has any ideas....but I really think things are pointing to the card being the problem.

Bad cards DO HAPPEN....I just had to RMA an RTX 2080 Ti. It lasted 5 days.

 

[relja]

As far as options....I don't know any....you may try and post this again and see if anyone else has any ideas....but I really think things are pointing to the card being the problem.

Bad cards DO HAPPEN....I just had to RMA an RTX 2080 Ti. It lasted 5 days.

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What do you mean post this again, sorry I'm so bad with forums(this is my first time actually posting), I'm sorry for your card tho and thank you for your help

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

He means create a new thread, but please don't, stick with this one thread.

 

[jay32267]

There are a few reasons why I think it's the card.

It seems like the driver is finding fault in the card.
""You are not currently using a display attached to and NVIDIA GPU""

....and this.....it doesn't seem the card is recognized.
"Also to add when I click on advanced settings in the screen resolution it doesn't show the gtx"

This did work
" When I connected my cable to the integrated graphic card on my computer the display started working normally"

....and this is a classic symptom for a failed card
"also my screen has these horizontal lines just to add.

This didn't work
"I tried reinstalling and completely deleting the drivers but it had no affect."

So all those things point me to the card.

 

[relja]

So I can't do anything to try and repair it? Maybe its the PCI E slot?

 

[relja]

He means create a new thread, but please don't, stick with this one thread.

K I won't

 

[jay32267]

"So I can't do anything to try and repair it? Maybe its the PCI E slot? "
I don't know of anything you can do to repair it.....and as far as PCIe slots.....they usually don't "go bad".....GPUs are more likely to "go bad". It should still be under warranty so I would send it in.