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It's the PSU?
From: cynicoid
23 Nov 2016 17:34
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Yo, it's been a while !
Having problems with a GTX 1060 I've bought to replace a 650Ti, not getting any display on the monitor.
Sometimes I will get the BIOS splash screen and then the Windows logo then all goes blank, sometimes not even the BIOS startup screen. If I do get to the desktop then the system runs stable and I can play the games that have a high graphical demand on ultra settings no problem.
All will be fine for a few days and then I will have to keep rebooting 10-15 times before I can get to the desktop, and then all is stable again for a while.
Nothing else has changed - just a straight swap from the old card to the new, power requirements for both cards are similar (maybe slightly less for the new card).
I currently have a 650w supply (very old though) and am only running the card and an ssd off the rail, everything else powered by the other rail I have, tried swapping rails no difference. The 650w is more than enough for the system but I know what counts is whats delivered through the rails, not the overall wattage.
Does it sound like a PSU problem ? Don't want to spend if it could be something else. Should mention my monitor only has a VGA connection and so have had to run it through a displayport-VGA adapter, that could'nt be an issue ?
Presuming it is any recommendations for a sub £90 PSU at least 600w, Corsair and Antech seem to be the best choices, any others to consider ?
From: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)
23 Nov 2016 17:42
To: cynicoid
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I replaced my power supply about a year ago and that cleared up a host of 'mysterious' problems. Pretty sure it's an Antec Gold 750W.
From: Chris (CHRISSS)
23 Nov 2016 20:17
To: cynicoid
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Increase the AGP voltage and make sure you have 2GB RAM TBH. If that doesn't work reseat the RAM. (
:(
Where's Trig these days?)
From: cynicoid
24 Nov 2016 17:01
To: Chris (CHRISSS)
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What should the AGP voltage be ? At next reboot I'll have a look at what it is currently.
I did increase the amount of RAM from 4Gb to 20Gb, so in a way its been reseated.
From: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)
24 Nov 2016 17:12
To: cynicoid
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I don't recommend messing with the AGP voltage except as a Hail-Mary-I-don't-care-if-it-all-fries scenario.
Try a proper PSU first.
From: Chris (CHRISSS)
24 Nov 2016 17:57
To: cynicoid
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Sorry, that's an old joke from the days of someone called Trig. And the RAM thing.
From: Dave!!
24 Nov 2016 17:58
To: Chris (CHRISSS)
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Don't forget to install a PhysX card............... They're going to be the next big thing!..................
EDITED: 24 Nov 2016 17:58 by DAVE!!
From: Chris (CHRISSS)
24 Nov 2016 19:23
To: Dave!!
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Oh definitely. We all need one of them
:D
From: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)
24 Nov 2016 21:00
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Does anyone else in the world besides me still have an AGP card?
:-((
EDITED: 24 Nov 2016 21:01 by DSMITHHFX
From: graphitone
24 Nov 2016 21:08
To: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)
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You won't have when you over volt it.