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Problem description: Built a gaming PC about 3-4 years ago. It will run fine for weeks. Eventually when I turn my PC on it was show "no display." I cannot get past this and hard rebooting does nothing. Once in a while if I let it sit and come back to it it works just fine. However, this last time it did not work. If I restore Windows it will work again for a few weeks. The computer is booting just not showing a display. Imgur cut off my images but you can see the LED issue here: http://imgur.com/a/XqUrn What's weird is one of the LED on my GTX 780Ti will only be half lit. Not sure if this is an indicator and I cannot find information as to what these lights represent or if they're just for fun. It is odd and may be an issue though. Attempted fixes: Using different display ports, running computer with just one video card or the other. Recent changes: No. This has been going on since July and I took a break from PC gaming for half a year due to work and not wanting to deal with this issue. -- Operating system: Windows 10 64 System specs: EVGA P67 FTW Motherboard, Corsair RAM, GTX 780Ti Classified x2 (SLI), Corsair 1050W PSU, ASUS Xonar Soundcard, Intel i7k (no O/C), ASUS ROG G-Sync Monitor via Display Port Location: USA I have Googled and read the FAQ: Yes
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I'd try these steps in this order: 1. I'd use DDU https://www.wagnardmobile.com/?q=display-driver-uninstaller-ddu- and then reinstall the latest video card drivers. 2. If that doesn't work I'd make sure you're on the latest motherboard BIOS. 3. Try a different monitor and/or video cables. 4. Try a different video card.
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