I just bought a new Samsung chg90 series c49hg90dmn Ultrawide 144hz monitor. I didn't realize it at the time of purchase but there is no DVI connection to the monitor, so I had to change from my normal DVI output to a DisplayPort setup. Upon changing to the DisplayPort, everything seemed to work fine, at first. After shutting down last night and trying to start up today, the computer would not boot. The motherboard posted a 62 debug code on the LED output which appears to be related to faulty GFX cards.
Now, I do not believe there is any issue with the gfx card because I'm using it right now, after plugging in a DVI monitor, alongside my display port ultrawide. I can even unplug the DVI monitor with no impact while I'm still running. If I restart after doing that, I run into the issue all over again. I don't even see the starting splash screen. I have to imagine it is driver related, but I am up to date on my drivers and automatically update with GeForce experience.
Any thoughts on how I can address this? Currently, I'm going to see if just letting the PC go into sleep mode instead of a full shutdown solves the issue.
I am not looking to test different hardware configurations because my setup is watercooled with a custom made loop, I cannot easily move things around without cutting new tubes and draining/adding water back into the system.
I'm running the following:
Core i7-4770k 3.5Ghz
Asus Maximus VI Hero LGA1150
EVGA GTX 780 3GB SC
Gskill Trident X 16GB DDR3-2400
Samsung 840 Pro 256GB SSD for OS
Corsair 800W PSU
water cooling setup
Now, I do not believe there is any issue with the gfx card because I'm using it right now, after plugging in a DVI monitor, alongside my display port ultrawide. I can even unplug the DVI monitor with no impact while I'm still running. If I restart after doing that, I run into the issue all over again. I don't even see the starting splash screen. I have to imagine it is driver related, but I am up to date on my drivers and automatically update with GeForce experience.
Any thoughts on how I can address this? Currently, I'm going to see if just letting the PC go into sleep mode instead of a full shutdown solves the issue.
I am not looking to test different hardware configurations because my setup is watercooled with a custom made loop, I cannot easily move things around without cutting new tubes and draining/adding water back into the system.
I'm running the following:
Core i7-4770k 3.5Ghz
Asus Maximus VI Hero LGA1150
EVGA GTX 780 3GB SC
Gskill Trident X 16GB DDR3-2400
Samsung 840 Pro 256GB SSD for OS
Corsair 800W PSU
water cooling setup