Display goes black and cooling increases during high demand
Display goes black and cooling increases during high demand
Some Nvidia GPUs encounter problems displaying the boot screen on certain monitors when using DisplayPort. Recent firmware or BIOS updates for these GPUs might have resolved the issue.
Identify the specific model first, then we'll verify if a newer vBios is available for that GPU version.
Sure, I'll follow up as discussed tomorrow. Thanks for the assistance so far!
I provided the HDMI cable to my main monitor and the boot screen appeared, but when I pressed DEL it didn’t enter the boot setup mode—it directed me straight to the Windows login screen. This is the exact model information for my GPU: https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/2075...192-181022
It might not be DEL that works for your board or the BIOS might not recognize your USB keyboard. You could try entering the BIOS with a different method. There are three versions of the BIOS available; your card may support a newer one. GPU-Z will display the BIOS version you currently have.
Your system seems to have serious problems. These are definitely unusual. Let's proceed carefully. Visit the support page at https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B36...dl-utility and download the @Bios utility. Install it. Next, go to https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B36...rt-dl-bios and download the F7 BIOS. Use @Bios to flash the F7 BIOS. This process will also reset the BIOS, and upon next boot it will prompt you to enter the BIOS settings to verify configurations.