F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Display issue detected. RGB indicators active while cooling fan operates.

Display issue detected. RGB indicators active while cooling fan operates.

Display issue detected. RGB indicators active while cooling fan operates.

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Zsniper1274
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08-28-2020, 02:00 AM
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I recently purchased a used computer from 2023. The warranty for all components remains valid, and it performed flawlessly for the first five days. However, unexpectedly, without any modifications, it crashed during gameplay. A message appeared stating "Graphic drivers crashed." Initially, I believed it was just a minor issue until I resumed the game. The display went dark immediately, even though the PC remained powered on. After restarting, the screen stayed off completely, while the RGB lights and fans continued to operate. It seems the GPU might have sustained permanent damage, or another component could be affected. I’m using an Intel i5-13400F with an RTX 3080 InnoCards and a 650W NZXT Semi modular cooling system.
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Zsniper1274
08-28-2020, 02:00 AM #1

I recently purchased a used computer from 2023. The warranty for all components remains valid, and it performed flawlessly for the first five days. However, unexpectedly, without any modifications, it crashed during gameplay. A message appeared stating "Graphic drivers crashed." Initially, I believed it was just a minor issue until I resumed the game. The display went dark immediately, even though the PC remained powered on. After restarting, the screen stayed off completely, while the RGB lights and fans continued to operate. It seems the GPU might have sustained permanent damage, or another component could be affected. I’m using an Intel i5-13400F with an RTX 3080 InnoCards and a 650W NZXT Semi modular cooling system.

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DockLate
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08-28-2020, 02:53 AM
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Hey, you're right about the power situation. A 3080 with just 650W is putting a lot of strain on the PSU, which isn't ideal. Going up to 850W would be a better choice. That seems like a solid first step.
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DockLate
08-28-2020, 02:53 AM #2

Hey, you're right about the power situation. A 3080 with just 650W is putting a lot of strain on the PSU, which isn't ideal. Going up to 850W would be a better choice. That seems like a solid first step.

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EnderBoba
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08-28-2020, 09:46 AM
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You're experiencing issues with your AMD 6600 and 650W PSU, including no HDMI signal and HDMI not showing anything. Consider checking the power supply connections, cable integrity, and possibly updating your BIOS or firmware.
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EnderBoba
08-28-2020, 09:46 AM #3

You're experiencing issues with your AMD 6600 and 650W PSU, including no HDMI signal and HDMI not showing anything. Consider checking the power supply connections, cable integrity, and possibly updating your BIOS or firmware.

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