Issue encountered with the dedicated GPU.
Issue encountered with the dedicated GPU.
Hello! Recently built a pc. Spec: Gigabyte b650 x gaming ax rev 1.1 32gb ddr5 Kingston 5200mhz ryzen 5 7600 750W Corsair PSU 1tb m.2 SSD I have used it for about 1 month and had no issues with it at all. However gaming wasn't really optimal so I installed an GTX 1080 that I had laying around which i've used for another rig with no problems. However the GPU/Mobo seems to have some kind compatibility issue and i'm at loss for what to do. When I start the PC up with the cable plugged in the DRAM is lit up and I can hear from my headphones that windows is booting. I can also login which is indicated by the numlock lighting up. However no display, not even bios. I got the display workign by forcing the drivers in by using the Onboard graphics and then installing the drivers using Nvcleanstall which worked great. I could happily play games with no problems at all. A day later I noticed that windows and programs started freezing and acting weird. So I tried reinstalling the drivers with the monitor plugged in to the GPU and it most likely only uninstalled my drivers so I am once again at step 1. The onboard graphics still works without any problem but the GPU just doesn't want to work which I found really weird. My best solution atm is to try reinstalling the driver with the monitor plugged in to the motherboard again. But the problem with windows and programs freezing will most likely occur again. Has anyone had issues with dedicated graphics card and ryzen 7000? What i've tried is to start up with only 1 ram Switching the ram to check both. Reset CMOS. Changed PCIE to gen 3 And none has worked so that's why i'm turning to the experts with a hope for solution. I am also running the latest bios "F24C". Any help would be appreciated thanks guys! Edited May 23, 2024 by zeusking Typo in specs, accidentally wrote ddr4 not ddr5
Initially seems like the 1080 model is fading... Does it function properly on a different computer?
It seems like you're experiencing some issues with your GPU. You mentioned checking the time, shutting down, and trying to boot with both the GPU and an iGPU. Also, you're looking into Event Viewer for any errors and wondering if the system reports a "cleanup" event or something about "code 43." Let me know how you'd like to proceed!
Like the others have mentioned, a dying GPU is a possibility. Something else to try is to DDU the AMD drivers in Safe Mode, disable the iGPU in the BIOS and change it from Auto to use the graphics card for display, then try booting with the cable run through the GPU. There's a small chance that the AMD drivers and iGPU are interfering with the drivers for the dedicated card. I don't give it very good odds, but it's something else you can try.
I considered it too, but it functioned well on an older setup before. No issues at all, and it’s been working smoothly for about a month now. After rolling back the motherboard BIOS, Windows and everything are running perfectly. I’m confident it’s not a GPU failure. Still facing the challenge with the GTX 1080 not showing up in BIOS, and I don’t have another GPU to test. It’s hard to say if it’s a compatibility problem with the GPU or the motherboard. No errors detected, and logs don’t show anything unusual. It seems like progress has been made! Any additional advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!