One GPU vanished from device manager.

gtxBitcoinGuy

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Quote from: radu91 on November 09, 2017, 10:17:29 PM

Thanks for replys guys. I changed the PCI-e, didn't make any difference. The new one woudn't work in the old spot in the MB. I put the new one in a different slot in the MB and it started working but very poorly, doing about 100 sols only out of 700 which is usual. After that I put back the old PCI-e that I tought it was bad and it worked in a different slot in the MB.

It seems that one of the slots pci slots from the biostar tb250 died, very weird.

Now it's back and running in normal parameters with the old PCI-E!

Glad you are back and the cards are ok. If I were you, I would change the mobo right away and don't take the risk to damage my cards.

radu91

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Thanks for replys guys. I changed the PCI-e, didn't make any difference. The new one woudn't work in the old spot in the MB. I put the new one in a different slot in the MB and it started working but very poorly, doing about 100 sols only out of 700 which is usual. After that I put back the old PCI-e that I tought it was bad and it worked in a different slot in the MB.

It seems that one of the slots pci slots from the biostar tb250 died, very weird.

Now it's back and running in normal parameters with the old PCI-E!

gtxBitcoinGuy

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If the fans are running then it means GPU is ok. If it doesn't then thats bad indication.

Try to install drivers again and restart.

64dimensions

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Worth a shot if you use windows: Go to device manager, expand display adapters, check show hidden devices, delete faded looking device drivers.

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Quote from: radu91 on November 09, 2017, 09:20:47 PM

Hey guys. One of my rigs 4x 1080ti has been running just dandy for at least 4 months. All of a sudden one of the GPU's dissapeared from device manager.

What is the most common thing that dies in this situation. What should I replace first? Is it the card itself? How do I check if the card died ?

Thanks.

Dead PCIE Slot or Dead GPU are two most likely reasons.

Swap card with another card in another slot and see if card is dead in a different slot, check heat from each card while rig is running to find dead card.

radu91

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Hey guys. One of my rigs 4x 1080ti has been running just dandy for at least 4 months. All of a sudden one of the GPU's dissapeared from device manager.

What is the most common thing that dies in this situation. What should I replace first? Is it the card itself? How do I check if the card died ?

Thanks.

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