I bought an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 - 6GB and installed it.
I was using it for 2 days without any problems (even had a shot of Goat Simulator).
However, on day 2 I decided to render a video in Vegas. An hour into the render, I heard the "USB unplug" sound and the PC monitor just shut off.
The card seems to work in safe mode as a generic VGA device, but when booting up normally, the monitors shut off once I get past the Windows logo start up screen.
I used safe mode to uninstall the drivers for the card using DDU and then safe mode again for re-installing the drivers straight from their website. The card simply does not work when the any driver is installed. (I’ve tried old and new drivers)
My old Radeon 5450 card still works in the PCIe slot, so there’s nothing wrong with the slot.
I reset CMOS and BIOS. I’ve updated my BIOS and Chipsets. Still the same.
So I contacted Nvidia, they had a look at my system details via an NFO file they asked me to send them. They reached the conclusion that it was a faulty GPU, and that I was to contact EVGA. Which I did. I opened an RMA and they sent out a replacement unit like-for-like.
Guess what – still the exact same. No difference has been made by a replacement GPU.
My power supply is a 650w EVGA. I run on Windows 7 64-bit and I have 16gb of RAM. My CPU as an AMD FX 6300 at 3.5ghz.
Does anyone have any ideas because I have officially ran out of them.
I was using it for 2 days without any problems (even had a shot of Goat Simulator).
However, on day 2 I decided to render a video in Vegas. An hour into the render, I heard the "USB unplug" sound and the PC monitor just shut off.
The card seems to work in safe mode as a generic VGA device, but when booting up normally, the monitors shut off once I get past the Windows logo start up screen.
I used safe mode to uninstall the drivers for the card using DDU and then safe mode again for re-installing the drivers straight from their website. The card simply does not work when the any driver is installed. (I’ve tried old and new drivers)
My old Radeon 5450 card still works in the PCIe slot, so there’s nothing wrong with the slot.
I reset CMOS and BIOS. I’ve updated my BIOS and Chipsets. Still the same.
So I contacted Nvidia, they had a look at my system details via an NFO file they asked me to send them. They reached the conclusion that it was a faulty GPU, and that I was to contact EVGA. Which I did. I opened an RMA and they sent out a replacement unit like-for-like.
Guess what – still the exact same. No difference has been made by a replacement GPU.
My power supply is a 650w EVGA. I run on Windows 7 64-bit and I have 16gb of RAM. My CPU as an AMD FX 6300 at 3.5ghz.
Does anyone have any ideas because I have officially ran out of them.