SOLVED - thanks for all the replies. I reclipped the graphics card into the mobo and it worked. I think it must have been a lose connection. Booted RDR2 and its working great now. Thanks again community
Hello,
I need some help.
My computer was fine yesterday, was playing games well and I shut it down properly.
I turn it on today and there was no video output and I hear internal fans going crazy. I open it up and the fans on the graphics card is the one at full speed and I can get video output from the onboard graphics.
The graphics card is a nvidia 2070SUPER and its less than a month old.
I've tried unplugging the graphics card completely from the computer and putting it back in with no change, the video card fans are still going crazy.
I dont have any other graphics cards to test it out with.
Are there any tools out there which dignose a broken graphics card when its plugged in or any ideas on what I can do ?
Many thanks.
p.s. my graphics card failed last month. I wonder if there is something in my computer which is braking the graphics cards ?
Hello,
I need some help.
My computer was fine yesterday, was playing games well and I shut it down properly.
I turn it on today and there was no video output and I hear internal fans going crazy. I open it up and the fans on the graphics card is the one at full speed and I can get video output from the onboard graphics.
The graphics card is a nvidia 2070SUPER and its less than a month old.
I've tried unplugging the graphics card completely from the computer and putting it back in with no change, the video card fans are still going crazy.
I dont have any other graphics cards to test it out with.
Are there any tools out there which dignose a broken graphics card when its plugged in or any ideas on what I can do ?
Many thanks.
p.s. my graphics card failed last month. I wonder if there is something in my computer which is braking the graphics cards ?
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