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MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti not working -

Discussion in 'Electronic and hardware generally' started by MotionMaker, Dec 10, 2019.

  1. MotionMaker

    MotionMaker New Member Gold Contributor

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    Hi all,
    I built a pc the other day. On the first boot (and probably the next 20), the MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio 11GB card was not detected. The RGB lighting was on but the motherboard indicated a VGA issue.
    The manual indicated that the 8 port and one of the 6 port power connectors need to be connected. That was how I had it. My advise today is that you definitely need the 8 port and both the 6 port power connectors connected for it to work.
    I looked at quite a few forums and could find this simple advise nowhere.
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    Wow, now that's a beefy Graphics card! Quite often, the extra power connector on motherboards and graphics cards is only required if overclocking but one like that needs a lot of juice! Glad you've got it working now, thanks for sharing the advice. :thumbs
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    In addition, remember that this kind of Monster Can eat 400w in Peak in addition to the pcie connector.

    So use a decent power supply, platinium 750w in minimum due to the power needed and in LINE APC 1500va

    In other case the downsize of power will result in downsizing your FPS.

    And Always connect your graphic card with two different lane from the power supply
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  4. Raleigh J. Shackleford

    Raleigh J. Shackleford New Member

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    This is something I never noticed,thank you so much bro.
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    You must understand that inside the GPU, there are hundreds or even thousands of tiny individual processors. Each of which can perform similar mathematical calculations to create an image in three-dimensional space. And the graphics processor also has access to its memory, whether it's shared with the system RAM or with the dedicated graphics memory located on the card. These days, GPUs don't just output visual effects. They do something else as well. A dedicated GPU is much more potent than an embedded GPU if both belong to the same generation. In any case, you should know how to use onboard graphics and video cards at the same time.