Deleting the gpu driver removes the problem, I've tried the display driver uninstalled method: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/faq/id-2767677/clean-graphics-driver-install-windows.html
It did not work, I've also reinstalled Windows from scratch like 10 times.
I've also changed power input cable to the gpu from the psu.
No error message at restart, only sometimes say "Windows did not start correctly"
If I let windows download the driver while having cleaned all previous drivers, it also restarts.
So I've deactivated Windows auto driver update like this says:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/faq/id-2763685/stop-windows-automatically-updating-device-drivers.html
Bios is set to "optimized default", newest version Gigabyte F4 (preinstalled)
Update: Nvidia just released Windows 10 Anniversary Update 64-bit driver,
372.54 WHQL, it did not work, but! It managed to install once, and when I tried to uninstall it it crashed, and now it doesn't work to install again. I use gpu driver wipe between every install of course.
Update 2 I talked to NVidia, and I tried to remove all cables and components and put it back together, that did not work. I have tried my gpu on another computer that worked, so now I will check a new gpu on this computer.
So the scenario is like this:
I start the nvidia install, it comes to the part where the screen goes black and resets the resolution, 10 second after that it always goes black and restarts, same place every time.
New computer except the psu:
I7 6700k 4 ghz (factory clock)
Gtx 1080 gigabyte (factory clock)
Gigabyte G5 mini itx
Corsair 16 GB 2400 ddr4
Corsair tx 750 w (9 years old, New psu arriving 20th of August.)
PHILIPS 223V5LHSB2/ 00 21.5" Full-HD (using HDMI cable)
windows 10 pro 64 bit version 1607
It did not work, I've also reinstalled Windows from scratch like 10 times.
I've also changed power input cable to the gpu from the psu.
No error message at restart, only sometimes say "Windows did not start correctly"
If I let windows download the driver while having cleaned all previous drivers, it also restarts.
So I've deactivated Windows auto driver update like this says:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/faq/id-2763685/stop-windows-automatically-updating-device-drivers.html
Bios is set to "optimized default", newest version Gigabyte F4 (preinstalled)
Update: Nvidia just released Windows 10 Anniversary Update 64-bit driver,
372.54 WHQL, it did not work, but! It managed to install once, and when I tried to uninstall it it crashed, and now it doesn't work to install again. I use gpu driver wipe between every install of course.
Update 2 I talked to NVidia, and I tried to remove all cables and components and put it back together, that did not work. I have tried my gpu on another computer that worked, so now I will check a new gpu on this computer.
So the scenario is like this:
I start the nvidia install, it comes to the part where the screen goes black and resets the resolution, 10 second after that it always goes black and restarts, same place every time.
New computer except the psu:
I7 6700k 4 ghz (factory clock)
Gtx 1080 gigabyte (factory clock)
Gigabyte G5 mini itx
Corsair 16 GB 2400 ddr4
Corsair tx 750 w (9 years old, New psu arriving 20th of August.)
PHILIPS 223V5LHSB2/ 00 21.5" Full-HD (using HDMI cable)
windows 10 pro 64 bit version 1607