The Graphics Card Does Not Work

[Victor Hauck]

Hello friends, Recently I am encountering a problem on my Windows 10 computer while playing games. The graphics card does not work properly. Could someone help me to solve the issue? Any kind of help would be greatly appreciated.

[zildac]

1 hour ago, Victor Hauck said:

Hello friends, Recently I am encountering a problem on my Windows 10 computer while playing games. The graphics card does not work properly. Could someone help me to solve the issue? Any kind of help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I think more detail regarding the symptoms and the issue is going to be required before anyone can offer anything useful in the way of help.

[Hiob]

He's right. In order to give any meaningful assistance we need to know what "does not work properly" means.

Is it crashing, producing artifacts, running hot, produces low fps? ..... you get the idea. Also a reference would be helpful. What was the condition when it worked properly? Btw. what kind of GPU would be a helpful information as well.

General Advise: If you messed up your GPU drivers, search and install DDU (Display Driver Uninstall), follow the instructions and do a fresh reinstall of the latest driver for you gpu. From the hardware side - make sure your GPU is clean from dust and has sufficiant airflow/cooling (consider the high ambient temperatures lately). Other than that - we need more input.

 

Edited August 5, 2022 by Hiob

[Victor Hauck]

On 8/5/2022 at 2:51 PM, Hiob said:

does not work properly

Today I am facing another issue, the screen is showing black and sometimes it is crashing. GPU : Zotac Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 Super

 

[72Stu]

Crashing at desktop or playing a game?

Have you updated the drivers or windows?

Have you changed the airflow in your case (fans all working) etc?

We really need all the info you can give us Victor.

[Hiob]

2 hours ago, Victor Hauck said:

Today I am facing another issue, the screen is showing black and sometimes it is crashing. GPU : Zotac Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 Super

 

Do you have any kind of monitoring software? Afterburner, HwInfo, GPU-Z?

What you are describing could be anything, really. Without knowing more details and what actions you already took - nobody here will be able to help you.

[Victor Hauck]

I exactly facing this kind of issue and I am a bit confused whether these methods will perform perfectly or not. Could anybody help me to confirm it?

[Hiob]

Being brutally honest here.

You are a fresh member, obviously signing in just for the purpose of this issue. You don not cater to any of the proposed actions. You are not giving any of the asked information.

Instead you are offering an external link.

I'm very sorry, if I am misjudging you - but to me that looks very fishy!

@BIGNEWY Please have a look, thank you!

[BIGNEWY]

Make sure windows and the display driver are up to date. 

Ensure the card is seated correctly, and check cables

If you over clock try defaults

Run the card in Debug mode in the NVIDIA control panel, this will disable any overlocks ( manual or factory )

if you still have problems it could be a faulty card