Problems with new pc
Problems with new pc
I explained it once more. I just assembled a new PC. Initially, the LED lights flashed red, then after a few seconds the VGA LED lit up. After booting, I only saw the BIOS menu and everything else except the GPU. All other components, like fans, are functioning properly. When I tried to install Windows from a USB drive, the PC started but quickly crashed into a blue screen and shut down. I connected an HDMI cable to the IGUI because I needed to use my monitor.
Consider installing Windows offline. Test it with limited RAM. Try it on a single RAM stick separately. The issue may relate to RAM or an SSD/NVME failure. Were you purchasing the components new or secondhand?
All is fresh except for the SSD you removed from your previous PC after formatting it to reset it. I can check the RAM through the BIOS and adjust settings, but I’m not sure if there’s an issue with the RAM itself.
I didn't remove anything from your PC. However, I believe the drive is damaged and causing crashes during installation. It happened a few years ago, but try other solutions first. If that doesn't work, visit Walmart to buy a new drive and keep the receipt. Once it's fixed, run a RAM test.
In summary, no image was taken using a dGPU. The PC would post to the BIOS with an integrated GPU, but then shut down shortly afterward. The temperatures during this process were not specified.
I can remain in the BIOS for as long as I need, but Windows installation stops when I try. The CPU temperature is 36°C and the system temperature is 29°C.
Several factors might prevent your PC from recognizing the GPU. Check for driver updates, ensure proper power delivery, verify BIOS settings, and confirm hardware compatibility.