Evga 9800GX2 no boot

[hhumas]

Board # Asus p5kpl-cm latest bios
cpu # qx6700

rams # ocz platinium edition 4gb

psu # corsair hx1000

I have tried all drivers and tested on windows 7 32 n 64 bit . In windows 7 i get direct x error .. no direct 3d acceleration enabled and computer screen blinks blank and then after some sec display comes back but mouse and keyboard doesnt work

TOday i have installed xp 32bit ... there is no issue until i haven't installed display drivers .when i installed driver and restart my pc while loading windows on boot screen computer hanged and then i have to restart and turn on in safe mode .. after uninstalig drivers from addremove then restarted and computer works

I have tried these 2 version

275.33-desktop-winxp-32bit-english-whql.exe
285.58-desktop-winxp-32bit-english-whql.exe

In bios cpu overclock mode os set on auto

before this board i was using this card with asus p5wdh delux .. it was working aweosme on that board . after repalcing my board i am facign this issue .
I have also tested it on asus m2n sli .. it also works great on it


I have purchased this card after selling gtx 460 ssc .. from a guy on ebay in september .. its with box and cables

here is its S/N # 8078912000236
also card temp dosent rise above 60c and no physical damage or dust issuee

here is the error which i get on windows 7



i have updated bios nothing happened same problem again .. last time tested on evga 790i ultra same problem get on that board too ..

do I go for baking .... ???????

The onboard NF200 chip might be toast. Don't bake it, it's a dual-PCB card with parts to fall down. It could make a disaster. If you have the transferable warranty, contact with eVGA.

Not sure why you went to it after a 460; it's a downgrade from even a 285 (a bit). I'd just get a 560 Ti or so, along with a bigger monitor. Use the money towards things that you need, lol don't waste it.

[hhumas]

I just heard allot about it .. so i take it .. but now i am trying to get gtx 560ti
no warranty because purchased from ebay

[TC-man]

Hi,


Isn't it more a compatibility problem of the motherboard, since you did say the 9800GX2 works great on the other 2 motherboards before you change to the motherboard you are using now? Can you re-test the card on those two motherboards?

As for baking the card (not recommended though since you don't know the exact problem or what caused the problems you are having now), if you can not bake the Geforce 9800GX2 (afraid of falling apart of the dual-gpu), then try to use a heatgun as last resort if you have one. Many people fix their broken Xbox 360 or PS3 with a heatgun. Also you can work more accurately with a heatgun, since you can aim it at the gpu, instead baking the whole videocard in the oven, with the chance breaking/melting the more temperature sensitive parts on the card (especially those plastic parts and memory chips). You will have to take apart of the 9800GX2 first, make notes or photos so that you know how to re-assemble the card after you have reflowed the solder under the gpu chips.