A new GPU suddenly ceases generating video output.
A new GPU suddenly ceases generating video output.
The suggested PSU for a 4060ti is 450W. A more robust PSU isn't necessary, but you might face problems due to GPU power consumption. Check for connection issues or faulty video drivers before purchasing. Try testing with another computer to see if it behaves differently. This could help pinpoint the exact cause.
It looks similar to an ATX design but you can adapt any case size. The CPU is Z, but when the PCIe cable isn’t connected to the GPU, it won’t even boot. Not sure if that’s typical just stating it. Immediately after launching the main menu, I plugged in this setup and it failed again.
500 watts or more is required. Corsair RM/x/e or CX, MSI Mag, TT toughpower GF, Seasonic Focus or Core GX are suitable options. These are typical ATX power supplies.
Thanks for the GPU-z output. It appears the GPU is idle based on those readings. The output is 6.2W from the PCIe slot and 0W from the 8-pin connector. PerfCap indicates Idle as well, suggesting the GPU can handle more work than it currently does. The 12V rail seems slightly off—acceptable variation would be ±10%, which means 10.8V to 13.2V. Since the GPU’s input voltage is 13.7V, this might be contributing to the problem. I tested on three machines and got 12.0V, 12.1V, and 12.0V at the GPU input. It looks like whatever is causing the issue, you should replace your power supply. The 12V rail voltage appears too high, and the power through the 8-pin connector shouldn’t be zero. These should function properly if you upgrade to a higher wattage PSU. 500W units are becoming less common as demand for more powerful supplies grows. Good luck!