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Display issue with GPU not working.

Display issue with GPU not working.

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CocaCola15
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11-10-2023, 06:30 AM
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After purchasing a fresh CPU, motherboard, and RAM, the system started up smoothly with no issues. After rebooting once, the display disappeared completely—even the GPU wasn’t recognized in BIOS—but onboard graphics functioned normally. I returned the motherboard for replacement, but the same problem persisted with the new board. Interestingly, changing the RAM slot resolved the issue, though re-seating didn’t help. It seems the problem isn’t with the RAM itself, since it works with onboard graphics. This suggests a possible motherboard fault rather than a RAM defect.
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CocaCola15
11-10-2023, 06:30 AM #1

After purchasing a fresh CPU, motherboard, and RAM, the system started up smoothly with no issues. After rebooting once, the display disappeared completely—even the GPU wasn’t recognized in BIOS—but onboard graphics functioned normally. I returned the motherboard for replacement, but the same problem persisted with the new board. Interestingly, changing the RAM slot resolved the issue, though re-seating didn’t help. It seems the problem isn’t with the RAM itself, since it works with onboard graphics. This suggests a possible motherboard fault rather than a RAM defect.

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DefaultTV
Member
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11-24-2023, 07:13 PM
#2
Are you certain it doesn<|pad|> to launch directly into Windows with the discrete graphics cards? Your brother's setup faced the same problem, and the GPU didn't appear until after the OS loaded. It might be related to clearing the CMOS or a priority setting for the GPU. If you have two RAM slots, try using one. Or attempt to run it at a reduced speed—it could help.
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DefaultTV
11-24-2023, 07:13 PM #2

Are you certain it doesn<|pad|> to launch directly into Windows with the discrete graphics cards? Your brother's setup faced the same problem, and the GPU didn't appear until after the OS loaded. It might be related to clearing the CMOS or a priority setting for the GPU. If you have two RAM slots, try using one. Or attempt to run it at a reduced speed—it could help.

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Maj_Yolo
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11-24-2023, 08:49 PM
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It was a metal component for managing cables in my Lian Li case. Even though the GPU clicked, it wasn't fully in because it couldn't descend enough. I'm really embarrassed now.
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Maj_Yolo
11-24-2023, 08:49 PM #3

It was a metal component for managing cables in my Lian Li case. Even though the GPU clicked, it wasn't fully in because it couldn't descend enough. I'm really embarrassed now.