Graphics card broken?
Hello, my friend has an RX 7900XT from XFX. These have a small switch on the side for a "performance mode." He activated this, and since then the PC won't boot, or the monitor isn't receiving an HDMI signal. How can I fix this? Is it a problem with the graphics card or the monitor?
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Goodbye,
it can be a lot and not just the graphics card. First check if all cables are plugged in correctly (please put the ports of the HDMI into the ridge). If this does not lead to any result, try all the connections in your PC (regardlessly that you have unloaded your body before you touch any components). If it's not up to you, you can look maybe. on your motherboard, what a mistake he'll spit on you. On top right should either be a small display with numbers on it or 4 lamps that may light. In the first case, you can check the code with the name of your motherboard on the Internet, as it will be listed what is the origin of the error. If it is the second case with the lamps, you have to look at which of the four lights. In addition, there is a visualization which lamp is for which component. There are BOOT (failure to drive), VGA (Graka), DRAM (work memory) and CPU (processor). The lamp that shines shows you a problem with the component.
Hope I can help you. If not, you can ask again.
Thanks for the answer I will try the morning.
So it's a mistake for cpu and DRAM how can I fix it in normal case?
I had a similar problem back then. There was no proper plug for the CPU. This is usually the top right. Just try to put all the cables in the mobo a bit more firmer.
I'm glad I could help you.
Now have the cpu and the ram and then reinstalled and now everything works again. Thanks for the help.
Plugs are all fixed in. I'm going to build up the mainboard battery, because sometimes the problems are solved.