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01-04-2019 12:32 PM #1
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Sometimes no signal with PG27VQ / Maximus VIII Hero
Hey all, happy new year!
I got a little problem with my PG27VQ - i think its because of the screen.
Some informations:
Screen: Asus PG27VQ
Mainboard: Asus Maximus VIII Hero
GPU: KFA2 GTX 980 TI
I sometimes get the problem, that there is "no signal" aynmore - with my old screen (connected with DVI) all worked fine for about 2,5 years.
As i connected the screen the first time, there was no signal (tried DP and HDMI) and i noticed, that the VGA-LED is shining and QCode was AO. Then i connected it directly to my mainboard - same issue.
After some restarts of my system i finally got a signal and it worked for about 2 weeks without an issue. Then the same thing happened again. I did a CMOS-reset but didnt worked and after some restarts it worked again and i did a Bios-Update to newest version.
Then it occured a 3rd time (after a week of working), this time with shining VGA-LED and QCode d6 and i noticed, that only 1 of 3 fans of my GPU was spinning.
What i tried after the third time:
- Powerdrain
- Reseat everything (GPU cables etc. )
- Tested other cables
- Other power supply ports (modular PSU)
- Unplugged all USB-devices
Nothing helped but after some restarts it worked again.
I dont really think that the GPU is the issue because it worked really fine for 2,5 years and just happened first time with the new screen. I also can use the GPU with 100% workload for many hours without a problem. I dont have the old screen anymore to test :/
Do you have any idea what it could be?
What does d6 exactly mean? No GPU detected or no output (screen) detected?
Thank you for reading and help!
Greetings,
Cbn0wl
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01-04-2019 06:51 PM #2
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It could be an issue with the display or cable. I had a similar problem recently with my BenQ monitor. I thought my system was broken but when I tried to connect another device and cable the monitor still said no signal. After disconnecting power from the monitor and replugging the display cable a few times it finally came back. So I think my monitor might be dying.
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01-07-2019 10:26 AM #3
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Hello xeromist, thanks for your response!
I had the same thoughts that my PC is the issue and got broken, but i really dont think so.
Hopefully i can fix it because i really love em and no pixel issue and big clouding
Btw i found another post wich issue is simular to mine:
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...-bios-error-D6
I will try to get an other DP-cable hopefully this can fix it.
You maybe know if d6 can be triggered with no video out (no monitor/cable) and what code you can get with a defective GPU? Dont have my manual right now and it kinda hard to find the QCodes
Thanks and have a nice week!
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01-08-2019 07:06 PM #4
xeromist PC Specs Laptop (Model) Dell Inspiron 15 7567 Motherboard MSI x470 Gaming Plus Processor AMD 2600X Memory (part number) 16GB Crucial Ballistix Elite 3600 Graphics Card #1 ASUS GTX 1080 Strix Monitor BenQ BL3200PT Storage #1 Intel 600p NVMe CPU Cooler Wraith Case custom Antec 900 Power Supply Corsair HX1000 Keyboard Logitech Orion Spark Mouse Logitech MX500 Headset Plantronics 777 with Oregon Aero upgrade
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Unfortunately no, I'm not really familiar with what triggers which codes. Hopefully you can find the information.
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