Try starting Windows again. GPU might not be recognized during the process.
Try starting Windows again. GPU might not be recognized during the process.
Your system is starting up in Windows, but the graphics card isn’t recognized and the motherboard’s LED indicates a problem. The display cable is connected, and the screen is working. It might be that your power supply has failed, preventing the GPU from receiving power.
It occurred during a demanding game session. The display went dark and the fans spun nonstop. Even after reseating my GPU, the issue persisted—my screen still shows up, suggesting the card isn’t completely failed.
My configuration includes a Ryzen 7 5800X with 32 GB of RAM at 3200 MHz, an RX6800XT, and a 650-watt power supply.
I can guide you through the process of locating the information you need in Device Manager. You can view a screenshot by navigating to the Start Menu, using Windows Search, or opening the Run dialog with Win + R and typing 'devmgmt.msc'. Each category will be expanded for clarity.
To be certain, I’d purchase another cable first. Get an HDMI one just in case your GPU or monitor’s DisplayPort is faulty.