Titan X Not working!!! Display not showing.

[Butttornado]

Here are my specs:

Intel 4770K
32 GB Ram
Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD4H
Corsair RM650 PSU
Corsair Hydro Series H100i
2X 1TB HDD
3X 120GB SSD

I had a 760 GTX and it has worked perfectly. I just upgraded to a Titan X.
It worked for 2 day. Every night I shut off my computer. On the third morning, I woke up and turned on my PC and the screen stayed black. All the fans were spinning and lights on. I checked all my connections and reseated the Graphics card... Still no luck. I called Tech support through Nvidia and we went through some steps but couldn't fix it.

After a week, I got a replacement. It worked for one day. I turned it off at night and in the morning the display would just be black again. I called Tech support and they suggested I try a different PCI EX slot. I did and it worked! But then I turned off my computer and it stopped working again. They are now escalating the issue but I don't know if they can fix it. My old 760 GTX is back in and working while I wait for support.

Do you guys have any ideas why this is happening?

 

[ahnilated]

Are you sure your power supply is good? Have you tried resetting the bios to defaults?

 

[HiggsPrime]

Hello Buttornado,

You did alot of things tog et the TITAN X working, have you considered the PSU may be the problem?

 

[Benab3]

First of all... nice graphics card
Secondly, what type of things did Nvidia support recommend you to do?

 

[Butttornado]

So far they have had me do this:

Update Bios: It was already up to date.
Reseat card
Try different PCIE slot
Update Drivers
Disconnect DVD Drive to lessen Power

I could try to reset Bios, but I am scared of losing my settings. I don't want to mess up anything.
As for the PSU, the recommended is 600. Mine is Gold rated 650. This is what I have connected to my PC:
h100i cooler, CPU, MB, 2 HDD, 3 SSD, 1 DVD, GPU

 

[Butttornado]

Are you sure your power supply is good? Have you tried resetting the bios to defaults?

I added all my parts into PC Part Picker and it doesn't say my PSU is insufficient.... It only requires 600 but I thought maybe since I have the cooler in, it might put it over the top.

 

[Butttornado]

First of all... nice graphics card
Secondly, what type of things did Nvidia support recommend you to do?

Any suggestions?

 

[Benab3]

Not too many,
You could try booting your PC with just your OS drive plugged in
Install the slightly older drivers ( not the GTA V ones ) and do an express install the clean install ticked at the bottom ( it will delete any saved game profiles you have )

 

[Butttornado]

Possibly solved. I found a link on these forums. I disabled my integrated CPU graphics driver and rebooted. So far I have restart my computer 3 times and it still works.... I will keep this updated in case anything else happens.

 

[SKWorkouts]

Possibly solved. I found a link on these forums. I disabled my integrated CPU graphics driver and rebooted. So far I have restart my computer 3 times and it still works.... I will keep this updated in case anything else happens.

How much the GPU cost you? And where from you bought it?

 

[Butttornado]

Possibly solved. I found a link on these forums. I disabled my integrated CPU graphics driver and rebooted. So far I have restart my computer 3 times and it still works.... I will keep this updated in case anything else happens.

How much the GPU cost you? And where from you bought it?

Not cheap lol. I got it straight through Nvidia store. It's $999 plus tax. I spend most of my life on my PC though, so I don't mind spending money on it to enhance my experience. I love the card and the performance.