Gigabyte 3070ti shows no signal after operating near 300W for about a minute.
Gigabyte 3070ti shows no signal after operating near 300W for about a minute.
Hey! I can see you're feeling a bit overwhelmed. You recently upgraded your GPU and PSU, but you're experiencing issues when the GPU hits around 300W. The screen shows no signal even though audio and communication work, and Event Viewer reports error 41. It sounds like the power supply might be the root cause, especially since temperatures stay within a safe range. You're thinking about whether the cable could be faulty and if switching to a newer HDMI or DisplayPort cable would help. It's smart to consider your cousin bringing over a different monitor for testing. You're also exploring options like limiting power or undervolting, which are common troubleshooting steps. Just keep an eye on the temperatures and power settings, and let me know what you find!
Do you have a single PCIe cable from the power supply or should there be two? It looks like two are needed.
I used both PCIE cables at once, then researched online and changed to two separate cables with one connector each. Nothing improved.
What hardware did you use before? I’d try DDU. https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/dis...nload.html Download the 3070ti drivers from here. https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us Save them. Boot your system in safe mode without a network connection. Disable any Nvidia or AMD drivers you had before. Restart and apply the new drivers directly. Not via GeForce Experience.
I should have mentioned that, my mistake. My previous graphics card was a 1070 and it was using a Corsair VS650 power supply.