No output through the GPU, only through the mainboard and integrated graphics.
No output through the GPU, only through the mainboard and integrated graphics.
From what I understand, you still have some issues to resolve. I’d like to try using another monitor and cables, maybe even a different GPU at a store or from someone else’s rig. It seems similar, but now you’re getting error messages that you weren’t before. From my side, I was a bit concerned so before we started, I thought removing everything from the case might help this time. After doing that, the PC powered on and responded immediately, letting us access the BIOS. Adding the second RAM stick worked perfectly again. The VGA LED keeps flashing in the BIOS, which makes me wonder if it signals another problem or just a normal occurrence during that step. However, the BIOS recognizes a PCIe x16 Gen 4.0 device in that slot and displays an image. My partner mentioned she once saw a brief light when turning on the PC a few months ago, thinking it was static discharge—common for us in colder weather. It happened right at the power button, and there’s another PCB nearby for RGB control, power, USB, e-SATA, etc. Maybe a short circuit or damaged cable caused lasting damage? Or perhaps the SSDs are the culprit? It could also be something else entirely. I’m not sure yet, but I don’t want to risk it, so we should replace the case with new fans.