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GPU shows unstable output occasionally

GPU shows unstable output occasionally

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Mikeahl
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12-23-2021, 09:35 PM
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I assembled this desktop in May using a Core i5 12-600k, MSI B660M-A DDR4, Teamgroup DDR4 3200mT/s (2x8GB), Thermaltake 750W PSU, SAMSUNG 970 EVO (x2), and XFXSpeedster Swft309 RX 6700xt. The graphics card performed perfectly until I was away for roughly three weeks with the power supply disconnected. During that time I experienced random signal errors while using my PC, whether streaming or playing demanding games like RDR2. Initially, a DDU uninstall and reinstall of Adrenaline drivers resolved the problem. I also tried changing the display port to HDMI on both a monitor and TV. Recently, nothing I do seems to get the card to output a signal. (Connecting HDMI directly to the motherboard works fine with integrated graphics.) The most recent motherboard BIOS and Adrenaline drivers appear up to date.
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Mikeahl
12-23-2021, 09:35 PM #1

I assembled this desktop in May using a Core i5 12-600k, MSI B660M-A DDR4, Teamgroup DDR4 3200mT/s (2x8GB), Thermaltake 750W PSU, SAMSUNG 970 EVO (x2), and XFXSpeedster Swft309 RX 6700xt. The graphics card performed perfectly until I was away for roughly three weeks with the power supply disconnected. During that time I experienced random signal errors while using my PC, whether streaming or playing demanding games like RDR2. Initially, a DDU uninstall and reinstall of Adrenaline drivers resolved the problem. I also tried changing the display port to HDMI on both a monitor and TV. Recently, nothing I do seems to get the card to output a signal. (Connecting HDMI directly to the motherboard works fine with integrated graphics.) The most recent motherboard BIOS and Adrenaline drivers appear up to date.

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Clareesuh
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12-23-2021, 10:39 PM
#2
access windows settings that run on the GPU temporarily. you can send your GPU to the CPU with a slight delay, which will take a bit longer, but you’ll know whether the issue is GPU-related or from the output.
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Clareesuh
12-23-2021, 10:39 PM #2

access windows settings that run on the GPU temporarily. you can send your GPU to the CPU with a slight delay, which will take a bit longer, but you’ll know whether the issue is GPU-related or from the output.