Quote from: bigjee on December 28, 2017, 11:10:31 PM

Quote from: farkest on December 28, 2017, 11:00:32 PM

Quote from: MarkAz on December 28, 2017, 07:29:49 PM

I'll second what leonix007 said - in my experience it has been the riser that dies first when something goes wrong like that.

One other thing I always do is leave it unplugged and with the BIOS battery removed for a couple minutes - then when you booted it up, restored the BIOS to the factory defaults and make your tweaks. I've had this solve issues before in the past, although primarily when I had them on the H81 Pro BTC.

But what makes me confuse, I was not using risers when it happen and also tried the GPU in another system, as primary GPU, and didn't get video. Should I reset the BIOS anyway?

Thanks.

I burnt a 1060 so i have a few questions.
1) Did you smell something burning when the pcie slot stopped working.
2) Does the 1060 have burning smell around the outer casing? Look for dimples on the outer part of the plastic casing.
3) Did the gpu come loose at anytime or was it moved that caused a short?
4) Does you gpu fans spin at fixed speed but no display from hdmi or dvi-d port?

If the answer is yes then your gpu is screwed and will need to be repaired.

Well, went sniff it and has no burn smell or plastic.
It just spins for a few seconds when turn the PC on than stops, as primary and as secondary GPU.
Have only tested with HDMI, no display.

Can it be a short?