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datonyb View Drop Down
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Points: 3154 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote datonyb Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07 Apr 2025 at 4:47am

to be fair i would be very upset and moaning if i had spent good money on a rtx5070 gpu as well ...........

luckily enough i done the wise thing and paid less for a better rx9070 and im much happier in every way :)
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Originally posted by sacrificedPawn sacrificedPawn wrote:

Thank you very much for your answers.

First thing I did to update motherboard bios when gpu didn't work though.


I managed to make it working. Solution was quite extraordinary for me. I installed nvidia driver when PC was running through integrated GPU. Isnt it so weird solution ? mustnt GPU give display even with default driver and settings?

I thought of trying this because GPU appeared as non-working device (with !) in device manager after long time. I seen the device in the same way weeks ago when everything was new and psu was 650 watt too. but at that time never thought of installing driver.



if it appeared in the device manager IMO it was an os/software problem all along
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Originally posted by M440 M440 wrote:

Originally posted by sacrificedPawn sacrificedPawn wrote:

Thank you very much for your answers.

First thing I did to update motherboard bios when gpu didn't work though.


I managed to make it working. Solution was quite extraordinary for me. I installed nvidia driver when PC was running through integrated GPU. Isnt it so weird solution ? mustnt GPU give display even with default driver and settings?

I thought of trying this because GPU appeared as non-working device (with !) in device manager after long time. I seen the device in the same way weeks ago when everything was new and psu was 650 watt too. but at that time never thought of installing driver.



if it appeared in the device manager IMO it was an os/software problem all along


but at the same time it is supposed to give display from external GPU even if device is shown with an error code due to lack of driver.

No display is bullsh*t. what would I do if my CPU didn't have integrated GPU support.
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It is bizarre and completely a OS issue. The default windows gpu driver should have worked. I've read that you might want to look at previous stable releases. Random issues with Nividis drivers.

The other problem you're having was with dual boot, maybe someone can help with that. What OS you dual booting?
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