Hello Guys and Girls,
is it possible for my Graphicscard to just have suddenly died? I was casually browsing the Internet, suddenly both my Monitors went dark, the PC shut down and restarted itself. First thought was a Powerloss, but the Monitors and all other Electronics were still running. After that there was no more Video signal from my R9 Fury Nitro. But I heard the Windows welcome sound, so I plugged my Monitor into the onboard GPU where I got a Video Signal.
In the Device-Manager the only Videocard shown was the Intel iGPU one. Same with the BIOS, the Mainboard did not even recognize that there was a Card installed in the PCI-E Slot.
So naturally i tried the following:
- Reseating Power Cables and Videocard
- clear CMOS
- flash new BIOS
- switching V-BIOS (BIOS Button on Card)
- second PCI-E slot
- different Video output
- only Keyboard plugged into PC
- checking PSU Voltage on PCI-E Connectors (was at 12.17V)
But all of those things didnt have any success.
The GPU in a different PC yields the same results. A different Videocard is recognized, so the Mainboard and CPU are not at Fault.
I had issues with the DP Video out since I had the Card. Could this be a late effect of that Problem? (Video of the Issue: Sapphire R9 Fury Nitro Screen Flickering - YouTube )
Anybody else had similar Problems with any Graphicscard? Really would be a shame if that card died on me after 1.5 years, especially considering the current Videocard market...
I have the feeling that there is nothing I can do, but I thought I might as well ask for some other Opinions 
System specs:
- i5 3570k
- Asus P8Z77-V
- 4x4GB 1333Mhz DDR3
- Superflower Amptec 750W
- Windows 10 64bit
- Benq GW2765
