NVIDIA 3090无法启动系统
NVIDIA 3090无法启动系统
I'm pretty sure this is a faulty card, but thought I'd make a post anyway just in case anyone had experienced this and/or had any suggestions I have a Nvidia Founders Edition 3090 GPU that for some reason will not turn on when the system is powered on. The fans on the card are spinning but the lights on the side and middle do not light up, and there is no output through the HDMI or the Display ports. I have had issues like this before recently, and I reseated the card and then it worked again with no issue. In trying to fix this I found 2 things that may have been big booboos: The first is the BIOS was outdated (I have flashed this to the lastest version now and still no luck) And second is that I was daisy chainging the power to the card (also fixed) When I did fix the power issue, the card started, then windows launched, I opened the desktop and seconds later everything froze, and I had to restart and upon restarting, the card is once again not turning on I don't have another GPU to test whether it is the issue, but I have troubleshooted everything else I can think of All connections are correct and secure The card is seated correctly Power cables are correct But still no boot PC Specs are here: https://ie.pcpartpicker.com/user/TheWhoD...ved/XZBbK8 Any help or advice or even ujst observations would be helpful Thanks! (This is a first PC of mine so I'm not too familiar with building but I believe I have done everything right)
The GPU wasn't new. I couldn't access the parts list due to privacy settings. Did you get results using IGUPI?
I've been using the 3090 for two years without any problems, possibly due to wear. The parts list is now publicly available—sorry about the delay. No iGPU means I can't test it.
Shot in low light but have you reinitialized the CMOS? Also, your motherboard shows an 8-bit troubleshooting screen—any issues there?
I've cleared the CMOS but still facing issues. The motherboard display shows only "0d," which is just a temporary error message.
After turning on the device, the issue appears. The guide mentions a temporary code meant for other problems.
There are no solutions. It seems my 3090 might have given up after being on the incorrect voltage for nearly four years, maybe a joke about it? Ahah.