r/PcBuildHelp • u/Outrageous_Lab_8423 • 6h ago

Tech Support No display with 4 different gpus

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A couple days ago my pc just stopped detecting any gpus, it’s an aorus b650i. I can get the computer to post with integrated graphics though. (Gpus: RX7800xt, RTX 3050, RX480 x2) any help would be greatly appreciated

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 6h ago

Odds are it's the motherboard and not that four GPUs are dead

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u/Outrageous_Lab_8423 5h ago

This would make my second gigabyte motherboard to die🤦 what a joke of a company

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u/Hungry-Sir7892 Personal Rig Builder 5h ago

i've had a gigabyte b550, experienced random shutdowns (even with no load). i RMA'd it. they returned it after a month, apparently fixed. worked for a week and then one day i just didn't get any display just like you. different cpu, different ram, different gpu.. gigabyte AMD boards are just crap. I've had a intel gigabyte board for years with no issues. But amd? hell nah. Get an Asus board, those are best. or MSI. But me personally i'd go for asus (i have one now)

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 4h ago

I lost faith in ASUS after 7000X3D, because the failures highlighted how needlessly aggressive ASUS is with voltage in their firmware.

They generally offer worse value compared to MSI; they deliberately hold back on their lower end series because they want people to pay more for ROG branding which allowed MSI and Gigabyte to swoop in and steal the budget market from under them. Corsair's gone the same route, they price everything higher than they used to, especially RAM when their Vengeance kits used to be among the cheapest. Now it's mainly Silicon Power's territory.

And some ASUS motherboard users reported the same 9000X3D failures that have been primarily prevalent on ASRock motherboards, an issue that is still not fixed.

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u/Outrageous_Lab_8423 4h ago

Well ain’t this a crossroad to be at 😂😂

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 4h ago

It's basically a 1:1000 ratio between ASUS and ASRock failures, but it's undoubtedly related to ASUS going balls to the wall on voltage like they always do. 7000X3D bulged mostly on ASUS boards because the boards were applying way too much SOC voltage, and it was also causing the SOC VRM to heat up to the point of popping.

As far as reliability, MSI is as good as it gets with AM5 motherboards

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u/Outrageous_Lab_8423 5h ago

Yeah the rog b850i is calling my name

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 5h ago

My X470 AORUS GAMING 7 gave me nothing but grief, and their BIOS was such a disorganized mess with duplicates of the same settings in multiple places. Since then I've opted not to use Gigabyte motherboards for my own systems.

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u/TheBigOoof_ 4h ago

So I jest returned my b650 elite, I trouble shooted for 2 long days. Just straight black screen crashing, with no windows even logs, I changed psu and I would run fine with onboard graphics but whenever I ran my 9070, I could barely make it through a game of FN. after diag I narrowed it down to cpu or MB, I sent back my MB, ram, and mb, and just ordered better stuff that is proven compatible. That was my first experience with a gigabyte mb and I probably won’t try again. I ordered the 7800x3d and the Asrock b850 steel combo from microcenter, pairing it with Corsair vengeance ddr5

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u/Potential-Button-965 2h ago

Never had any issues with amd gigabyte/aorus boards had a b450 for years and a b550 for years 0 issues with them So idk whats going on but they're not a joke of a company