Monitor Disconnecting(HDMI NOT DETECTED)

Kyle_54

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Feb 25, 2016
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When starting Mass Effect Andromeda, The game will start windowed, show the first splash screen (the dev's and such), begin loading shaders, and then, my monitor discconects, and I get a nice big message [NO HDMI DETECTED]. The game (sometimes) will continue loading to the main menu, and I can hear the menu music. However, my Keyboard is dead as well, as I cannot ALT-TAB, or ALT-ENTER to change windows or go to windowed/full screen mode. This happens with MEA ONLY. All other games start up fine, no issues. Just MEA. I have tried pretty much everything I can think of. Disabling programs, Changing Cables, changing HDMI/DP ports, changing power cables for my Graphics card, lowering my OC on my CPU, OC'ing my GPU, changing NVIDIA Control Panel properties, Changing the Refresh rate on my monitor, all to no avail.

My Specs:
6700k @ 4.7ghz
EVGA GTX 1070 SSC
MSI z170A Gaming Pro Carbon MB
16GB hyper X fury
850w PSU
4x 250GB SSD's @ RAID-0
2tb WD Black
1tb external

Can any one help?
 


Ok yeah the components SHOULDN'T be failing yet. If you can warranty out your PSU I would try to get an exchange to check if you PSU is being overloaded. How intense of a game is MEA to run?
 
When it was running, I was getting about 100-120 FPS. Not incredibly Demanding. I have more demanding games that I run that have no problem starting up. Insanely modded Skyrim and Fallout 4 run fine, Crysis 3 runs fine, For reference, Battlefield 1 runs at 130FPS, I'm pretty sure both games run Frostbite 3. Every game installed on my computer starts up just fine, at excellent FPS. Except for Mass Effect Andromeda.
 
So i haven't gotten to switching out my PSU yet, but I Swapped cables on my PSU (its simi-modular) and tried to start the game again, Left the side panel off. Now that the panel is off, i can hear the GPU kick the fans to max speed when the monitor disconnects.
 
well. Pulled the graphics card, checked it out, cleaned off the PCI-E connector, on the GPU as well as on the MOBO, and... well it worked. I guess all it needed was a re-seating. Makes me feel incredibly stupid.
 


Ok yes it's your PSU you need to change it