GPU boot problem

newbieclocker · 18 Sep 2021 at 19:14

I’ve had this issue in the past with my 1080ti but could normally just restart my pc and it would work. I’ve tried booting today and my screen would turn off, but not show the no signal screen. It does the same with my GTX 770 but did manage to boot after a long while with integrated graphics. I have taken out the cmos battery and that seems to have fixed it.

is it a motherboard or CPU issue?

Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/Kd2y5edZqQs?feature=share

Purgatory · 19 Sep 2021 at 04:08

newbieclocker said:
I’ve had this issue in the past with my 1080ti but could normally just restart my pc and it would work. I’ve tried booting today and my screen would turn off, but not show the no signal screen. It does the same with my GTX 770 but did manage to boot after a long while with integrated graphics. I have taken out the cmos battery and that seems to have fixed it.

is it a motherboard or CPU issue?

Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/Kd2y5edZqQs?feature=share

Turn the eco modes off in the monitor, it's a known issue with some monitors, when they go into deep sleep they don't wake up and cause vga errors with the motherboards. Also make sure to be on latest bios for motherboard and if there is a firmware update for the monitor too.

newbieclocker · 19 Sep 2021 at 09:39

It’s not the monitor, it was working before, both this monitor and my 4K monitor do the same. The BIOS I’m using is the latest but it’s a beta.

Changesx · 19 Sep 2021 at 09:51

I think maybe it might be an issue with the BIOS, hence why the CMOS battery reset did the job. Is there anyway for you to downgrade your BIOS version and test to see if the same issue occurs?

The_Arbiter · 19 Sep 2021 at 09:51

Try reseating all the cables and reseating the GPU.

Move to non beta bios.

I've had this issue in the past, can't remember my exact setup though. It was normally a case of turn monitor off and on to fix it, with some forced shutdowns failing the former. At the time i had a PSU causing other issues however.

freddie64 · 20 Sep 2021 at 08:09

Is that the 3080ti?

What PSU?

Try 2 x seperate powercables instead of 1 single daisy chained cable.

newbieclocker · 25 Sep 2021 at 14:23

freddie64 said:
Is that the 3080ti?

What PSU?

Try 2 x seperate powercables instead of 1 single daisy chained cable.

The GTX 770 had the same issue as well