Gigabyte gtx 960 4gb causing the monitors to shutdown while working

[ashenperera48]

I decided to upgrade my graphics card. I had a XFX 7770 2gb by amd and I upgraded to gigabyte gtx 960 4gb. I installed new graphics card without any issue, on start up 1st thing I did was got rid of all my amd drivers (amd catalyc control centre) however little did I know that my chipset was also amd, so at this point I have deleted all my chipset drivers therefore none of my usb ports were working, I do not have a CD ROM. However I managed to work around the issue. I used a laptop to download the chipset drivers and transferred the files on my pc using the network. I installed the drivers and everything was back to normal, then I installed the drivers for my new graphics card. I have 2 monitors and I would like to connect both of them using dvi cables. My new graphics card allow me to connect DVI-D (Dual link) and DVI-I (dual link) One of my DVI cable has a DVI-D (Dual Link) output and other cable has DVI-D (Single link) output. However DVI-D (dual link) input on my graphics card is not working with either monitor so I used a DVI to HDMI converter to get both my monitors working. So after I got everything to work, now I get a whole another problem. Both my monitors turn off when im working on my pc however the PC itself do not turn off its just the monitors. Then it says "no signal" as if the monitors are not recognized. After about 10-15 mins it restart itself and the monitors come back on and the loop continue. On top of that sometime now my PC decide itself to restart it self. I thought to reinstall my chipset with latest drivers however I cant even do that as when I go on to the AMD website and download the driver that I need it keeps saying "this driver is not supported for this windows". So what I was going to do next was a clean windows install and install all the drivers from scratch but before I do that is there a fix for this issue?? Please help.

It could be a compatibility issue if it is please let me know so I can return this graphics card, please find my PC specs bellow

Asus sabertooth 990fx r2.0
AMD FX 8350 black edition
Corsair H60 Water Cooler
16gb Corsair Vengance 1600mhz
Corsair CX750 Builder Series CX 750W ATX/EPS 80 PLUS Bronze PSU
Gigabyte NVIDIA GTX 960 WINDFORCE 2X Graphics Card - 4GB
120gb Kingston hyper x SSD (boot driver)
1TD Seagate Barracuda HDD
2TD Seagate Barracuda HDD

 

[LTC8K6]

Your AMD chipset has nothing to do with using an NV video card. Not sure why you deleted your motherboard chipset drivers, but I suspect that is at the root of your trouble.

You only needed to clean out the AMD video card drivers.

 

[LTC8K6]

You should get the drivers from the Asus site.

 

[Techhog]

Your AMD chipset has nothing to do with using an NV video card. Not sure why you deleted your motherboard chipset drivers, but I suspect that is at the root of your trouble.

You only needed to clean out the AMD video card drivers.

He most likely used the tool for removing drivers provided by AMD rather then using DDU, and for whatever senseless reason AMD made that tool remove all AMD software from whatever computer it's used on.

 

[tweakboy]

Poor HD decision. Should have gotting sammy or WD ,,,, seagate and maxtor jumped in bed with each other. Horrible drives,, maxtor makes the seagate drivers.. These drives go bad all the time for many users.. gl