Hi there I am facing unique challenge in my Asus motherboard I will go straight to the point.
Normal configuration of my computer is as follow.
i5 3GHz
Asus p8h67-v
2x4gb ddr3
Nvidia GTS 450 1gb - Galaxy
When I am using computer with my Nvidia graphics card there is a problem in display where it gets distorted after few hours of usage.
I do see a blue screen after 5-6 hours of usage and then machine shuts down.
I have tried following things..
1. Change the ram one by one - did not help.
2. I tried removing the graphic card to verify if its graphic card problem or the motherboard.
However I am facing a unique challenge... that when I remove the external graphic card and boot using onboard graphic card I do not see any display on the monitor however I can hear the Normal POST beep sound.
I tried following things.
1. Reset motherboard by removing the CMOS for 5 second or more.
2. GPU boost enable disable using onboard button.
3. Reload bios using EZ flash utility.
4. Tried both HDMI and VGA cable on the onboard graphics.
When i plug-in the external graphic card i can see the display on monitor.
None of the above steps help me.
I am ready to replace faulty the part but I am not able to decide whether my motherboard is faulty or the graphic card is faulty.
Normal configuration of my computer is as follow.
i5 3GHz
Asus p8h67-v
2x4gb ddr3
Nvidia GTS 450 1gb - Galaxy
When I am using computer with my Nvidia graphics card there is a problem in display where it gets distorted after few hours of usage.
I do see a blue screen after 5-6 hours of usage and then machine shuts down.
I have tried following things..
1. Change the ram one by one - did not help.
2. I tried removing the graphic card to verify if its graphic card problem or the motherboard.
However I am facing a unique challenge... that when I remove the external graphic card and boot using onboard graphic card I do not see any display on the monitor however I can hear the Normal POST beep sound.
I tried following things.
1. Reset motherboard by removing the CMOS for 5 second or more.
2. GPU boost enable disable using onboard button.
3. Reload bios using EZ flash utility.
4. Tried both HDMI and VGA cable on the onboard graphics.
When i plug-in the external graphic card i can see the display on monitor.
None of the above steps help me.
I am ready to replace faulty the part but I am not able to decide whether my motherboard is faulty or the graphic card is faulty.