So I gave my brother my old nVidia 760 and he gets no video signal.
From the start: his PC and my previous PC were virtually identical - same processor, graphics card, ram, etc. My machine went through 2 video card upgrades, the final being the 760 he now has.
Last week he upgraded to Windows 10, everything still worked fine. When he switched video cards the monitor would no longer receive signal. He couldn't see the boot process or anything. After switching back to his old card the problem persisted...
After trying everything we found on the internet to no avail he decided to start over with Win 7. His machine works now, with the old card, but not the new one.
The 760 went from my machine into the plastic sleeve it came in, then to his house and into the PC. I thought maybe it got ruined somewhere along the way by a discharge or whatever but he's skeptical since his other did the same thing and now works again...
Any of you have experience with odd problems like this? Any ideas?
Trying to get an old PC gamer back into the fold. ;)
From the start: his PC and my previous PC were virtually identical - same processor, graphics card, ram, etc. My machine went through 2 video card upgrades, the final being the 760 he now has.
Last week he upgraded to Windows 10, everything still worked fine. When he switched video cards the monitor would no longer receive signal. He couldn't see the boot process or anything. After switching back to his old card the problem persisted...
After trying everything we found on the internet to no avail he decided to start over with Win 7. His machine works now, with the old card, but not the new one.
The 760 went from my machine into the plastic sleeve it came in, then to his house and into the PC. I thought maybe it got ruined somewhere along the way by a discharge or whatever but he's skeptical since his other did the same thing and now works again...
Any of you have experience with odd problems like this? Any ideas?
Trying to get an old PC gamer back into the fold. ;)