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Old 08-23-2019, 07:41 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by gallione11 View Post
My other thought was the power supply, since that was one of the possibilities online for my initial symptoms. The older card I put it doesn't require enough power to go through the power supply while the newer one does and I'd rather replace the cheaper part first.
Is it a modular PSU? The cable might be fried. If you can replace that it might help. Make sure it’s the right cable for your PSU. Some people mix them from other PSUs with disastrous results.

If that doesn’t help it’s tough to say what’s dead. You’ll need to put the GPU in another computer to see if that’s the issue or the PSU.

Don’t screw around with power issues. If you have a loose cable that causes the system to shut down unexpectedly get it fixed. You could fry the whole computer one day.
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