I have a Gigabyte RTX3070 TI that does not display nothing, and the fans do not spin even at system startup. It apears that it heats up quickly at the instant i start the system but it does nothing else.
The system i am testing it with i know it is a working one because i pluged other GPUs and they work fine.
I checked all the main voltages and there is none missing (12v, 5v, 3.3v, 1.8, 1v, 0.8v).
It does not appear to have anything shorted or blown fuses or resistors, all pcb looks fine.
When booting up there is a VGA not found beeping indicator (1 long 3 short) on an ASUS b365 MOBO, but it boots to windows anyway.
I do not think it is something about compatibility or an old bios, because i pluged in a 3060 and was working fine, so a 3070 TI should work too.
I logged in the system with the 3070 TI via remote access, and the system was working but the gpu was not detected, like it was unpluged of the pc entirely. Not showing on the device manager, or GPUZ. Only intel graphics
My conclusion is that the gpu is fried, but having all the voltages fine and all, it is wierd.
I dont know what else could be at this point. Any ideas?
The system i am testing it with i know it is a working one because i pluged other GPUs and they work fine.
I checked all the main voltages and there is none missing (12v, 5v, 3.3v, 1.8, 1v, 0.8v).
It does not appear to have anything shorted or blown fuses or resistors, all pcb looks fine.
When booting up there is a VGA not found beeping indicator (1 long 3 short) on an ASUS b365 MOBO, but it boots to windows anyway.
I do not think it is something about compatibility or an old bios, because i pluged in a 3060 and was working fine, so a 3070 TI should work too.
I logged in the system with the 3070 TI via remote access, and the system was working but the gpu was not detected, like it was unpluged of the pc entirely. Not showing on the device manager, or GPUZ. Only intel graphics
My conclusion is that the gpu is fried, but having all the voltages fine and all, it is wierd.
I dont know what else could be at this point. Any ideas?
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