- Jan 21, 2020
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Hey guys,
I have a Evga gtx 670 since 2013. In December, my system stopped recognizing my gpu. When I go in device manager it says I know have a Nvidia Tesla K10... which is pretty weird, I can't have access to my Nvidia control panel, system says no available gpu detected. So now my resolution is not full screen.. I can still use the computer, the screen opens but it's like a basic display..
I've tried to flash my bios, format my pc, dwl latest drivers nothing works. Even tried to clean the pci slot, changed it to the second slot nothing to do. I've tried another gpu in my system, worked fine.
Is there a way to know if it's totally dead.. is it usual after 6-7 years? Should I simply get rid of it?
Thanks in advance
I have a Evga gtx 670 since 2013. In December, my system stopped recognizing my gpu. When I go in device manager it says I know have a Nvidia Tesla K10... which is pretty weird, I can't have access to my Nvidia control panel, system says no available gpu detected. So now my resolution is not full screen.. I can still use the computer, the screen opens but it's like a basic display..
I've tried to flash my bios, format my pc, dwl latest drivers nothing works. Even tried to clean the pci slot, changed it to the second slot nothing to do. I've tried another gpu in my system, worked fine.
Is there a way to know if it's totally dead.. is it usual after 6-7 years? Should I simply get rid of it?
Thanks in advance
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