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First of all, all components were bought brand new.
During the Nvidia driver installation, my screen goes black and Windows reboots. In the event log I see the entry 1001 BugCheck. Error code 0x00000116 and 0x00000124, as well as WHEA-Logger 16
The system works without a graphics card without problems and also boots normally. In the BIOS I also see all components, temperatures etc. are ok.
Very strange. I installed the graphics card in another computer and it works perfectly.
I installed my old graphics card in the problem computer and it works too.
But as soon as I install the RTX in my new system, the screen goes black at the latest after the Windows login and the system restarts or just stays black. I tried it with a different power supply, but that didn't help either.
In Safe Mode Windows boots normally and I can install the graphics driver there, but as soon as I boot normally it's dark again. I had an RMA on the board, but that didn't help either. Oddly enough, the graphics card only has 1x8 connectors. My guess is that it's drawing too much power through the PCIe slot? But that can't be it either, because the card works in another PC.
I'm at my wit's end.
I can't think of anything else. As soon as the card is in the first PCIe slot it just doesn't work.
But it works in another computer and another card works for me. If I plug the card into another PCIe slot it also works, but it is then only connected with x4 instead of x16. There can't be much left that could not work.
Could it be that the CPU has something? Is the PCIe5 slot on the CPU lane or not? Maybe the graphics card, which only has 8-PIN connectors, is drawing too much power from the MB and the CPU is undervolted. These are all just speculations. I've been fighting with this for weeks.
CPU: Intel Core i9 12900K
RAM: Corsair Dominator Titanium 64GB DDR5-6000
Mainboard: Gigabyte Aorus Pro X Z790
PSU: Corsair Rm1000x with Sleeved Cables
Case: Be Quiet Dark Base Pro 901
GPU: KFA2 RTX4070
SSD: 2x Samsung SSD Evo Pro 990, 2x Samsung SSD Evo Pro 980
During the Nvidia driver installation, my screen goes black and Windows reboots. In the event log I see the entry 1001 BugCheck. Error code 0x00000116 and 0x00000124, as well as WHEA-Logger 16
The system works without a graphics card without problems and also boots normally. In the BIOS I also see all components, temperatures etc. are ok.
Very strange. I installed the graphics card in another computer and it works perfectly.
I installed my old graphics card in the problem computer and it works too.
But as soon as I install the RTX in my new system, the screen goes black at the latest after the Windows login and the system restarts or just stays black. I tried it with a different power supply, but that didn't help either.
In Safe Mode Windows boots normally and I can install the graphics driver there, but as soon as I boot normally it's dark again. I had an RMA on the board, but that didn't help either. Oddly enough, the graphics card only has 1x8 connectors. My guess is that it's drawing too much power through the PCIe slot? But that can't be it either, because the card works in another PC.
I'm at my wit's end.
I can't think of anything else. As soon as the card is in the first PCIe slot it just doesn't work.
But it works in another computer and another card works for me. If I plug the card into another PCIe slot it also works, but it is then only connected with x4 instead of x16. There can't be much left that could not work.
Could it be that the CPU has something? Is the PCIe5 slot on the CPU lane or not? Maybe the graphics card, which only has 8-PIN connectors, is drawing too much power from the MB and the CPU is undervolted. These are all just speculations. I've been fighting with this for weeks.
CPU: Intel Core i9 12900K
RAM: Corsair Dominator Titanium 64GB DDR5-6000
Mainboard: Gigabyte Aorus Pro X Z790
PSU: Corsair Rm1000x with Sleeved Cables
Case: Be Quiet Dark Base Pro 901
GPU: KFA2 RTX4070
SSD: 2x Samsung SSD Evo Pro 990, 2x Samsung SSD Evo Pro 980