i was playing a game and the monitor loss signal from the AMD Radeon R9 290 and the only thing that works is rebooting. It happened several times.
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I've had the same problem occur for the past 3 months. I believe it may be a problem with the drivers. Bad driver support, perhaps?
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The problem can be caused by sevral reasons, bad drivers or the cooling system on the pc which with time will start to effect on the components of the card, so make sure you got good cooling system and also open the side panel of the pc and check if all fans running on the graphic card itself.
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What game were you playing? Sometimes a game that is in early release or beta will not have optimized their power requirements. It's possible that your power supply is not strong enough? How many watts is your power supply? I think the recommended wattage is around 500 watts, I had a similar issue with mine until I installed a 650 watt supply, I'm not having the use anymore.
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The same thing happened to me after about a month I am currently in the process of RMAing. The card eventually stopped showing video altogether it may end up like mine there is no telling, good thing they have a good warranty!
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As Andy N. said: Your best bet is to contact Gigabyte support and they will issue an RMA (return merchandise authorization) they will repair it, or get you a new one.
375689
It shouldnt have anything to do with the monitor itself but with either the settings of your game or the settings on your graphics card. if you have a nvidia card use the Nvidia control panel to fix it
718651
Asuming the hardware is not damaged my first guess would be if your videocard controll pannel has the displayport disabled
1408198
The same happened to me when I bought some 660ti's of the same brand. My advice would be to return them to the seller, because they won't work. Errors like that tend to be caused by malfunctioning GPU's.
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No, the general symptom that would cause one to replace this part would be the monitor works but the image is very dark. I think flicker rate might be associated with the video cards scan rate such as 60 hertz. The higher the hertz the better the flicker rate or refresh rate. Play with different screen resolutions and refresh rates to get a smooth screen image.
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It did the first time, hasn't worked since. But I may have bumped the PCI connection when I changed RAM. Just haven't gone back and checked.
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Do not buy gigabyte r9 280x, you will lose time and money! This card hangs in every game, no matter if you update the bios or vga drivers the card doesnt works well! I have to RMA this card and i lose 200$ us dollars, the store neither gigabyte cant help you, choose another brand,
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Either my motherboard or AMD processor I bought is bad. My computer constantly reboots. No virus.
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This will not work without a monitor, I disconnected the monitor VGA from the unit & the audio did not work.
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Do you have your video cable plugged into the new card or the graphics output on the motherboard? What is your motherboard and what type of connection are you using?
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I had a something like that happen but only because of a bad connection with my cables and I was trying to do a dual monitor with a lesser resolution. FixING the cables and getting a better second monitor fixed it for me. Hope you didn't just get a bad monitor
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Did you load the software that came with it? If not then you should. I used that to configure vs using the nvidia config so that I can run 3 monitors at the same time. Also when I had updated my video driver it killed it. I had to roll the driver back to allow it to work again
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Hard to say from the information you have. Is there any way you can use a different monitor to see if it also shows the symptoms? Or if your goal is to keep the old monitor, is there a different source device you can try?
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make sure you set the refresh rate to 144 through whatever control panel you have for graphics (Nvidia or AMD) If you don't have drivers, then get them
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John, I'm sorry. It turns out that the problem with my computer was unrelated to the card. As for upgrading your PSU, I'm not sure if I would be able to give you useful advice.
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I have to agree with the previous suggestion. Remove and reseat the card, make sure your monitor cables are plugged in all the way (Bent pins can be a problem). Try it on another PC if available, or send it back to the vendor.I bought this care and am very happy with it.