01-21-2022 01:23 PM - last edited on 03-06-2024 10:22 PM by ROGBot
01-21-2022 10:50 PM
Sanchitosaurus wrote:
So I'll preface this with the fact that I'm a noob and this is my first build. I have the setup listed below and I cannot get the graphics card to show in my device manager. When I plug the HDMI into it, it's a black screen. I have tried updating drivers but it tells me there is no card on my computer. I have tried numerous times reinstalling the GPU and am confident in the contact it is making. My case will not allow me to try my other card slot due to the size of this 3070. When plugged in to my PSU, the two power indicators on the GPU show no juice yet when I unplug it they show power to the GPU. I have tried other cords my PSU supplied but am having no luck getting the GPU working. Can anyone help me get on the right track?
Asus ROG Strix Z690-F
Intel i9 12900K
G Skill Trident Z5 DDR5 *2 x 16GB
WD Black 1TB SN850 x2
EVGA 1000 GT
Gigabyte Aorus RTX 3070 2.0
Running Windows 10 64bit*
01-22-2022 06:46 AM
Chainbold wrote:
Have you considered that the GPU might be dead? Is it new, or transferred from previous system? Is the GPU fan spinning? How about the BIOS settings? Did you try re-setting to "optimized"?
05-25-2022 01:31 AM
Sanchitosaurus wrote:
it most certainly is a possibility. All components were purchased new from Newegg so I'd guess that's the least likely of the scenarios. The fans spin initially when the GPU powers up but do not stay running. I did see some info that it has a setting where they won't come on until the GPU reaches a certain temperature which seems unlikely to happen being that it isn't doing anything. I haven't really dove into the BIOS stuff yet. I will look into it when I get off of work today.
Â*Appreciate the response and I'll feedback if messing with the BIOS works.Â*
05-25-2022 06:54 AM
05-26-2022 02:12 AM
Nate152 wrote:
Hi guys,
Welcome to the ROG forum.
Double check you are using the proper pcie power cables.
The Aurus 3070 2.0 has two 8-pin pcie power cables, be sure to use two separate 8-pin pcie power cables for the best stability.
05-26-2022 03:35 AM
05-26-2022 06:20 AM
Nate152 wrote:
Are you using a cpu with onboard graphics?
Try booting with the cpu graphics.
05-26-2022 06:33 AM
05-26-2022 06:51 AM
Nate152 wrote:
It looks like you have it narrowed down to a dead pcie 5.0 slot or two dead gpu's.
Are you able to try the gpu's in another pc?
This will confirm if it's the pcie 5.0 slot or two dead gpu's.