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Which component do you need more: the GPU or the motherboard?

Which component do you need more: the GPU or the motherboard?

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sock5000
Junior Member
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08-16-2017, 02:51 PM
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Hi all So I am facing a weird issue. My old PC has a GTX 1070 paired with a i5 7600k on an MSI Z270. One fine day the machine gave up on me. Issue was no display post bios logo display. I checked all components but no joy. Recently, while troubleshooting, I noticed that the bios splash screen is being displayed in a low resolution and it just turns on into a black screen. Reformatted the pc thinking maybe windows is corrupted. Windows installation process completes without the native monitor resolution but again no display when the windows starts to boot. I unplugged my graphics card and reformatted again. Now the pc is working fine on cpu and motherboard graphics connection. Tried reflashing the bios but the flash mode doesn't start. So I am confused that is the GPU card dead or is something wrong with the motherboard. EZ debug LEDs do not show any error on the motherboard. Any suggestions?
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sock5000
08-16-2017, 02:51 PM #1

Hi all So I am facing a weird issue. My old PC has a GTX 1070 paired with a i5 7600k on an MSI Z270. One fine day the machine gave up on me. Issue was no display post bios logo display. I checked all components but no joy. Recently, while troubleshooting, I noticed that the bios splash screen is being displayed in a low resolution and it just turns on into a black screen. Reformatted the pc thinking maybe windows is corrupted. Windows installation process completes without the native monitor resolution but again no display when the windows starts to boot. I unplugged my graphics card and reformatted again. Now the pc is working fine on cpu and motherboard graphics connection. Tried reflashing the bios but the flash mode doesn't start. So I am confused that is the GPU card dead or is something wrong with the motherboard. EZ debug LEDs do not show any error on the motherboard. Any suggestions?

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35r3
Junior Member
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08-23-2017, 11:44 AM
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It looks like the GTX 1070 is becoming less relevant with your CPU (i5-7600K) offering built-in graphics. Have you attempted to link your monitor through the motherboard using HDMI or DVI-D? If it powers on smoothly, it suggests a problem lies with your graphics card.
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35r3
08-23-2017, 11:44 AM #2

It looks like the GTX 1070 is becoming less relevant with your CPU (i5-7600K) offering built-in graphics. Have you attempted to link your monitor through the motherboard using HDMI or DVI-D? If it powers on smoothly, it suggests a problem lies with your graphics card.

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08-23-2017, 01:48 PM
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The PC operates smoothly with integrated graphics. It seemed unusual that the GPU output functions for the installation screen and BIOS splash but not during Windows boot.
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SmileEnchanter
08-23-2017, 01:48 PM #3

The PC operates smoothly with integrated graphics. It seemed unusual that the GPU output functions for the installation screen and BIOS splash but not during Windows boot.

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BBOMB98
Member
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08-30-2017, 10:58 AM
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This indicates the GPU is likely the main issue. Check for driver problems, run a DDU scan, and reinstall if needed. Also consider updating your motherboard's BIOS.
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BBOMB98
08-30-2017, 10:58 AM #4

This indicates the GPU is likely the main issue. Check for driver problems, run a DDU scan, and reinstall if needed. Also consider updating your motherboard's BIOS.