Computer is active, yet displays intermittent monitor signal loss. Possible GPU problem?

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Computer is active, yet displays intermittent monitor signal loss. Possible GPU problem?

Computer is active, yet displays intermittent monitor signal loss. Possible GPU problem?

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AlsoCookie
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01-16-2020, 07:26 AM

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Hello everyone, I'm seeking some advice regarding an issue I'm facing. I have two 2K monitors connected to my 3080 GPU using the new display port cables I just installed. Occasionally, both monitors lose signal whether I'm using the desktop or playing games, but the computer remains functional in the background. For example, I can hear music when listening to Spotify. To fix it, I need to restart the PC. After restarting, the GPU fans spin very fast and then stop. When I ask if I want to load BIOS optimized defaults, nothing seems to work. I've changed the cables, reinstalled the clean GPU drivers, unplugged the monitors, and changed the ports on the GPU, but the problem persists. Do you think this is related to a GPU issue? Thank you in advance for your help.

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AlsoCookie

01-16-2020, 07:26 AM #1

Hello everyone, I'm seeking some advice regarding an issue I'm facing. I have two 2K monitors connected to my 3080 GPU using the new display port cables I just installed. Occasionally, both monitors lose signal whether I'm using the desktop or playing games, but the computer remains functional in the background. For example, I can hear music when listening to Spotify. To fix it, I need to restart the PC. After restarting, the GPU fans spin very fast and then stop. When I ask if I want to load BIOS optimized defaults, nothing seems to work. I've changed the cables, reinstalled the clean GPU drivers, unplugged the monitors, and changed the ports on the GPU, but the problem persists. Do you think this is related to a GPU issue? Thank you in advance for your help.

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darkespro
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01-16-2020, 07:34 AM

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System specifications including manufacturer, model details and the age of the power supply unit are provided. Nvidia's 2000 and 3000 cards exhibit unusual power surges that significantly affect the PSU.

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darkespro

01-16-2020, 07:34 AM #2

System specifications including manufacturer, model details and the age of the power supply unit are provided. Nvidia's 2000 and 3000 cards exhibit unusual power surges that significantly affect the PSU.

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Teddy_Bear1337
Junior Member

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01-17-2020, 11:14 PM

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CPU model is I9 13900KF.
Memory type is Gigabyte Z790 Gaming with 32GB RAM at 6000MHz.
Graphics card is GigaByte 3080.
Power supply unit is GIGABYTE P850GM, rated for 80+ Gold and 850W.

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Teddy_Bear1337

01-17-2020, 11:14 PM #3

CPU model is I9 13900KF.
Memory type is Gigabyte Z790 Gaming with 32GB RAM at 6000MHz.
Graphics card is GigaByte 3080.
Power supply unit is GIGABYTE P850GM, rated for 80+ Gold and 850W.