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Hi All
I have a cheap gaming machine I knocked together with the following components:
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3P
CPU: Intel i7 3770
GPU: GTX 1060 (3GB)
Without making any changes, I booted it up this morning and noticed the splash screen was squashed into a 4:3 ratio. Then when I got into Windows I lost the display completely.
Using a USB Windows 10 installer USB stick, I've been able to boot Windows 10 into safe mode using:
Windows setting confirms the resolution of 640x480 and is still locked.
The HDMI port does not work and I've bought a new HDMI v2.0 cable to test. It doesn't work.
I have a DVI to HDMI cable which is the cable that produces the 640x480 resolution. It only works in one of the two DVI ports.
I don't have a DP cable to test.
Any suggestions? I've read some stuff about the TV's EDID not being sent to the card and I've tried resetting my BIOS.
I just can't work out why this would start suddenly.
I have a cheap gaming machine I knocked together with the following components:
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3P
CPU: Intel i7 3770
GPU: GTX 1060 (3GB)
Without making any changes, I booted it up this morning and noticed the splash screen was squashed into a 4:3 ratio. Then when I got into Windows I lost the display completely.
Using a USB Windows 10 installer USB stick, I've been able to boot Windows 10 into safe mode using:
Code:
bcdedit /set {default} safeboot network
Windows setting confirms the resolution of 640x480 and is still locked.
The HDMI port does not work and I've bought a new HDMI v2.0 cable to test. It doesn't work.
I have a DVI to HDMI cable which is the cable that produces the 640x480 resolution. It only works in one of the two DVI ports.
I don't have a DP cable to test.
Any suggestions? I've read some stuff about the TV's EDID not being sent to the card and I've tried resetting my BIOS.
I just can't work out why this would start suddenly.