Hey all.
I have an issue and I think it's the main board causing it, but am not 100% sure.
I have an Asus Z170 Pro gaming main board.
GPU at the start was a 1080gtx
Recently after an M2 SSD install I would get black screens which would rectify themselves. Windows would report a system failure caused by the Realtek audio drivers and a random hardware failure error code 141.
So I tried to do driver updates. Reinstall windows and all the things one would do incase it was a driver issue.
It then started to not boot, several restarts would be required to get the PC to boot up. It would hang on the GPU fault LED.
So... I presumed it must be an issue with the 1080gtx.
I bought a Vega 64 to swap in which unfortunately had the exact same symptoms.
Now... I can't get it to boot up with a GPU in ANY pcie slots at all.... I have to remove them, reset BIOS and then boot using the iGPU.
PC works perfectly with no GPU in a PCIE slot. Prime 95 for hours, memory test no errors...
I also went back to normal Data SSD in the hopes it was an issue with the SSD being connected to the main board.
I'm at a complete loss now.
Can a main board just simply have it's PCIE lanes die? Or would this be a CPU issue?
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I have an issue and I think it's the main board causing it, but am not 100% sure.
I have an Asus Z170 Pro gaming main board.
GPU at the start was a 1080gtx
Recently after an M2 SSD install I would get black screens which would rectify themselves. Windows would report a system failure caused by the Realtek audio drivers and a random hardware failure error code 141.
So I tried to do driver updates. Reinstall windows and all the things one would do incase it was a driver issue.
It then started to not boot, several restarts would be required to get the PC to boot up. It would hang on the GPU fault LED.
So... I presumed it must be an issue with the 1080gtx.
I bought a Vega 64 to swap in which unfortunately had the exact same symptoms.
Now... I can't get it to boot up with a GPU in ANY pcie slots at all.... I have to remove them, reset BIOS and then boot using the iGPU.
PC works perfectly with no GPU in a PCIE slot. Prime 95 for hours, memory test no errors...
I also went back to normal Data SSD in the hopes it was an issue with the SSD being connected to the main board.
I'm at a complete loss now.
Can a main board just simply have it's PCIE lanes die? Or would this be a CPU issue?
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