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Error Qcode D6 GPU died in new build and i have no idea why need help

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Hasnaiin

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i built a new pc about 2 days ago with the following spec list

cpu: 6800k @4.4ghz 1.365v temps are fine all below at average around 70-75 on occt
gpu:Gigabyte G1 GAMING GeForce GTX 980 Ti
mobo: asus x99 strix
ram : corsair vengeance LPX Red DDR4 8x4gb @3000mhz
cooler: ek custom water loop (cpu only for now as i was tight on money)
psu: 850w evga supernova GS
case: H440 2015 edition

my gpu is the only part that was not brand new and came from my old computer and was only about 6 months old.
so i ran occt for 12 hours cpu was fine , i ran real bench for 1 hour everything was fine. so im pretty sure the cpu was stable. so i played league of legends for about 45 mins was fine and csgo for about 30 mins and was fine no issues. Then i played overwatch for about 30 mins and randomly the pc completely turned off. my asus board shows the qcode d6 and the gpu lights up and fans spin but i have no display. the gpu was not overclocked by me however it does cone factory overclocked and im pretty sure the temps were below 80 if i remember right as i had gpu-z on my other screen while i was playing. i tested the gpu in my old build and the gpu error led lights up and i have no display so im pretty sure the card died 🙁

i have warranty still and im going to RMA the card so that is not a issue but im scared to put the RMA card back in as i have no idea what caused it. the card is pretty close to the res and the 3rd fan is kinda blocked but temps were definitely below 80 so i don't know why temperature would be an issue, maybe it was just the gpu died but im just sceptical because i just built the pc so their must be a issue elsewhere that caused it
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any ideas ?

thanks for reading and i will appreciate any help guys
 
The only thing I can suggest testing is that the GPU is seated all the way into the PCI-E slot, but you seem to know what you're doing so that probably isn't the issue... Out of curiosity, did you check to see if your new motherboard has a BIOS update?
 
I would first drop the cpu overclock and run the games.
if it still crashes, take out 2 sticks of memory and run the games.
then if it still crashes try the other 2 sticks. then mix ram sticks 1 and 3 and 2 and 4 .

run with your case open and manually set gpu fan speeds to 100%.

do you have spare video card or psu?
nevermind, sounds like card died.
 
happy medium said:
I would first drop the cpu overclock and run the games.
if it still crashes, take out 2 sticks of memory and run the games.
then if it still crashes try the other 2 sticks. then mix ram sticks 1 and 3 and 2 and 4 .

run with your case open and manually set gpu fan speeds to 100%.

do you have spare video card or psu?
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yeah i put a old gtx 770 in here and its been fine so far no issues and i even played overwatch for like an hour and it had no issues. but that gpu is dead i tested it in 3 different pcs it lights up and fans spin but no display
 
96Firebird said:
The only thing I can suggest testing is that the GPU is seated all the way into the PCI-E slot, but you seem to know what you're doing so that probably isn't the issue... Out of curiosity, did you check to see if your new motherboard has a BIOS update?
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yeah i had updated the bios as soon as the pc was up and running
 
Hasnaiin said:
yeah i put a old gtx 770 in here and its been fine so far no issues and i even played overwatch for like an hour and it had no issues. but that gpu is dead i tested it in 3 different pcs it lights up and fans spin but no display
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sorry man , its dead.:thumbsdown:
ask them if you can get a 1080 as a replacement!
 
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