Help!!!
Help!!!
It seems you're observing something unusual, possibly your main error was leaving the GPU connected to the PC, which might have caused issues. It's unclear whether it was a hardware problem since you mentioned it worked before moving the computer. For now, it would help if we could identify the cause further, but I agree that checking the GPU drivers or VBIOS would be useful. Updated: March 27, 2023 by GorujoCY
If the VBIO check failed, I’d think the issue is likely elsewhere on the GPU. It might be a hardware problem, though it could also stem from something else inside the GPU. I’ll suggest trying to make VBIO work again and see if that helps. There’s a chance a custom-flashed VBIO or another component could be causing the issues. The GPU-Z report seems normal, so it’s possible physical damage is involved, but it’s also worth checking the VBIO version and compatibility.
You've observed a change in the system where the GPU isn't appearing on monitors via MSI Afterburner anymore.
PC parts seem odd, but the only alternative is testing another cable. Good luck! My friend is also stuck, and it appears the issue isn't visible in Task Manager.
It didn't function properly, but I observed that the GPU isn't displayed on monitors for MSI Afterburner now.
It didn’t function properly, but I just observed that the GPU isn’t appearing on the monitors for MSI Afterburner now. That’s what I’m noticing.