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It does, or did. My monitor wasn't getting signal from it when I hooked it up a minute ago.
Seemingly Random BSOD or Black Screen + Windows Failed Update
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New #12
Do you know if it's part of the motherboard or the CPU?
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New #13
Didn't know they could be part of the CPU. But the CPU is Intel, and the built-in graphics are Nvidia, so I'd think it would be part of the motherboard.
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New #14
It'll be part of the motherboard, I asked because since the onboard graphics card doesn't seem to be working and the PCIe slot is partially broken, then the motherboard could be at fault here.
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Is there a motherboard diagnostic tool I could run or something?
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New #16
There's not unfortunately, but when you attempted to use the onboard graphics card, did you make sure it was enabled in the BIOS? Did you remove the PCIe card?
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New #17
My bad, didn't realize I couldn't have my other card plugged in. Figured it wouldn't matter as long as it wasn't connected to the monitor.
I'll run it for awhile with the built-in to see what happens. But sometimes it can take a few hours before the problems start to appear.
Also, I've recently had a few occurrences where the drivers for my card GPU crashed and then recovered immediately after. These are the newest drivers, though. I updated to the current version after windows started crashing.Last edited by Arkileo; 30 Jul 2013 at 18:31. Reason: Additional info
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New #18
The driver crashing, can be a result of the card too, and post back if you have any problems.
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