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Holy Shit Man
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Location: Poland Occupation: Faking skills like a pro Age: V$: No |
#1 2014-08-29 15:19 |
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Well, something happened with my PC. Dunno exactly what, I wasn't at home in that moment. I found it's something with GPU, except one dead RAM - second one (better a bit) works fine. When I got my GPU in PCIe slot, and VGA plugged (since my monitor use VGA), nothing shows on screen, only "No Signal" like it's unused. My mobo speaker ticks seven times (which is weird - tried with removing RAM and it beeps), then loads everything normally (I think) but still without anything on screen - I can read it from rasping of my old HDD. If I remove graphic card, and run PC by integrated one, everything works fine, however, I still can hear ticks. Not seven, like on turning PC on, but one per, hmm, ten minutes. So the question is: what can be source of that problem: a) Motherboard b) GPU c) Power supply |
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Canvas
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#2 2014-08-29 15:23 |
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Have u tried turning it on and off?
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Coprone
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#3 2014-08-29 15:24 |
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I had similiar thing just with screen today. Try different screen with different slot.
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Gr1jkee
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#4 2014-08-29 15:37 |
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Try to put different gpu.
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Holy Shit Man
Posts: 2554
Location: Poland Occupation: Faking skills like a pro Age: V$: No |
#5 2014-08-29 16:21 |
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I've tried with HDMI of my TV, which worked before. Nothing
And different GPU? Worst thing is that I live in average size city, but we got only one "shop" where I can check my PC. And my friend won't give me his Radeon R9-290. It wouldn't even fit  However, I got Award-Phoenix (or Phoenix-Award) BIOS, so for GPU errors (as far I know) there should be eight ticks (beeps, but whatever...), not seven |
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