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Is there a possible issue with the video card or USB connection?

Is there a possible issue with the video card or USB connection?

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yTatsumi
Member
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03-18-2017, 07:09 PM
#1
I have a puzzling issue. I recently moved my hardware from a smaller case to my new NZXT Flow9 case and installed an AIO NZXT Kraken 360 cooler. The problem is that when connecting the front panel USB 3.2 port to the mainboard, the video card fails to work. I see a white light on the VGA indicator. Removing the USB connector resolves the issue, but I can't determine why this happens. I've verified all cables are properly connected. Anyone have suggestions on how to resolve this?
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yTatsumi
03-18-2017, 07:09 PM #1

I have a puzzling issue. I recently moved my hardware from a smaller case to my new NZXT Flow9 case and installed an AIO NZXT Kraken 360 cooler. The problem is that when connecting the front panel USB 3.2 port to the mainboard, the video card fails to work. I see a white light on the VGA indicator. Removing the USB connector resolves the issue, but I can't determine why this happens. I've verified all cables are properly connected. Anyone have suggestions on how to resolve this?

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SkullyRoger
Member
147
03-20-2017, 11:35 AM
#2
BIOS details for your motherboard are usually needed. Sometimes a small or incorrect connection at the front panel USB-C port could lead to grounding problems or other issues, as you pointed out.
Could you share pictures of your build and explain how all internal parts connect to the motherboard ports? This helps confirm there are no wiring errors.
Power supply: EVGA 1000w G5
What is the age of the power supply in your system?
Did you need to mount or install standoffs for the motherboard in the case?
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SkullyRoger
03-20-2017, 11:35 AM #2

BIOS details for your motherboard are usually needed. Sometimes a small or incorrect connection at the front panel USB-C port could lead to grounding problems or other issues, as you pointed out.
Could you share pictures of your build and explain how all internal parts connect to the motherboard ports? This helps confirm there are no wiring errors.
Power supply: EVGA 1000w G5
What is the age of the power supply in your system?
Did you need to mount or install standoffs for the motherboard in the case?

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llai_47
Member
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03-20-2017, 03:39 PM
#3
Ended up sending it to Microcenter for repair. They suggested possible issues with the GPU PCIe slot clip breaking and the GPU detaching, recommending a full motherboard replacement. I refused. It’s now functioning properly, and I’m aware of what to monitor moving forward, so I won’t waste money on something that clearly needs fixing.

Regarding the answers to your questions:
The BIOS version is 5.24.
The PSU is a week older than my GPU. I didn’t think about how the new card would need more power, so I had to purchase one when I received my paycheck.
There are no standoffs on my motherboard.
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llai_47
03-20-2017, 03:39 PM #3

Ended up sending it to Microcenter for repair. They suggested possible issues with the GPU PCIe slot clip breaking and the GPU detaching, recommending a full motherboard replacement. I refused. It’s now functioning properly, and I’m aware of what to monitor moving forward, so I won’t waste money on something that clearly needs fixing.

Regarding the answers to your questions:
The BIOS version is 5.24.
The PSU is a week older than my GPU. I didn’t think about how the new card would need more power, so I had to purchase one when I received my paycheck.
There are no standoffs on my motherboard.