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Problem with graphics card

Problem with graphics card

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samigurl0903
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09-17-2017, 09:42 PM
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Issue: Today i tried to start my pc but it switched off automatically without displaying anything. Then i check my ram by replacing with other (spare and working i already had), still the same issue. Then i disconnected my GPU from motherboard and tried (VGA connection thorugh motherboard) and it worked with both ram. Windows was working , display was normal. So issue is with my gpu. I Tried I change gpu thermal paste and cleaning it as much as i can, then i reconnected my gpu and it turns on but there are some terrible lines showing on my monitor(monitor is completly fine), you can watch the clip. i tried to reinstall graphics driver but after uninstalling, now it shows gpu driver not compatible with windows version.(and i saw a yellow icon on device manager under my graphics card as well before uninstalling the driver.). Can anyone have any idea what could be its solution or is it a permanat issue.?? note * = earlier i had no hardware or software issue with my grpahics card ! My specs- i5 7400 8gb kingston dddr4 ram gtx 1050ti msi gigabyte 450w psu Motherboard - asus h110m-cs VID-20220705-WA0019.mp4
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samigurl0903
09-17-2017, 09:42 PM #1

Issue: Today i tried to start my pc but it switched off automatically without displaying anything. Then i check my ram by replacing with other (spare and working i already had), still the same issue. Then i disconnected my GPU from motherboard and tried (VGA connection thorugh motherboard) and it worked with both ram. Windows was working , display was normal. So issue is with my gpu. I Tried I change gpu thermal paste and cleaning it as much as i can, then i reconnected my gpu and it turns on but there are some terrible lines showing on my monitor(monitor is completly fine), you can watch the clip. i tried to reinstall graphics driver but after uninstalling, now it shows gpu driver not compatible with windows version.(and i saw a yellow icon on device manager under my graphics card as well before uninstalling the driver.). Can anyone have any idea what could be its solution or is it a permanat issue.?? note * = earlier i had no hardware or software issue with my grpahics card ! My specs- i5 7400 8gb kingston dddr4 ram gtx 1050ti msi gigabyte 450w psu Motherboard - asus h110m-cs VID-20220705-WA0019.mp4

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ReakZ_
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09-20-2017, 08:04 AM
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Did you run DDU during the GPU driver removal process? Try it first, then reinstall the driver.
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ReakZ_
09-20-2017, 08:04 AM #2

Did you run DDU during the GPU driver removal process? Try it first, then reinstall the driver.

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10-04-2017, 01:37 PM
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Sure, I can help clarify. Could you share more details about what you're trying to understand or do?
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10-04-2017, 01:37 PM #3

Sure, I can help clarify. Could you share more details about what you're trying to understand or do?

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10-05-2017, 11:38 PM
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Consider starting with a lower clock speed for VRAM. Issues like artifacts or damage can appear, as can problems when using BIOS settings. Check that all connections are secure—cables, screws, RAM modules, etc. The DDU Display Driver Uninstaller removes every component of the driver during installation or removal, which can cause errors if old drivers remain. Windows may install a new driver automatically and break existing ones. https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/dis...nload.html Try running it in safe mode. Another option is to use nvcleanstall instead of GeForce Experience or letting Windows install it, also using safe mode with networking if needed for downloads.
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10-05-2017, 11:38 PM #4

Consider starting with a lower clock speed for VRAM. Issues like artifacts or damage can appear, as can problems when using BIOS settings. Check that all connections are secure—cables, screws, RAM modules, etc. The DDU Display Driver Uninstaller removes every component of the driver during installation or removal, which can cause errors if old drivers remain. Windows may install a new driver automatically and break existing ones. https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/dis...nload.html Try running it in safe mode. Another option is to use nvcleanstall instead of GeForce Experience or letting Windows install it, also using safe mode with networking if needed for downloads.

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lzangdarus
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10-06-2017, 02:32 AM
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I performed a fresh driver reinstall, but the issue persists—MSI afterburner remains grayed out. I verified the "Unlocked voltage control..." section in settings, and those options appear during BIOS boot as well.
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lzangdarus
10-06-2017, 02:32 AM #5

I performed a fresh driver reinstall, but the issue persists—MSI afterburner remains grayed out. I verified the "Unlocked voltage control..." section in settings, and those options appear during BIOS boot as well.

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