i have beeping issues in my graphics card (1 long beep and 3 short beep)

[eidairaman1]

Does that mean it could be a problem with the power, while there is no problem with the other cards? Or when the image comes, the card works perfectly?


I just took it off and put it back after 15 minutes

You are having a intermittent issue which requires a "jump start"

 

[Oyensorta]

You are having a intermittent issue which requires a "jump start"

Can you explain more, I did not understand

 

[eidairaman1]

Can you explain more, I did not understand

Well during post, it is sensing a issue, most likely good power is not there, so system restarts then good power is there, basically a jump start.

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

What I meant by warming it up, in the case of my video card incident of 2004, I had to pull it out and then have it between my hands to raise the temp to possibly 75F+, LOL.

 

[DaemonForce]

That's telling. If your card is drawing more power at init check than can be provided, this happens.
Get a better power supply.

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

That's telling. If your card is drawing more power at init check than can be provided, this happens.
Get a better power supply.

In my case, it was a video card with a defect and the PSU was OK. Processor was an Athlon XP 2400+. (Thoroughbred) Heck, it was still stable with some OC'ing!

OTOH, back in 2001 and 2002, the PSU I had with my T-bird, sucked!

 

[DaemonForce]

In my case, it was a video card with a defect and the PSU was OK

Last year I tried loading a 7900XT Hellhound into this system and the same behaviors started except NO hardware detection.
Lights on, beeps 1L3S at post with VGA lamp stuck on, no picture, no fan spin. Card presumed dead, every helpdesk stuck on stupid.
It's an unfamiliar behavior and I've only gotten it before with my RX580 when the power connector was unplugged.

Antique power supplies run ALL my equipment. The rack runs a custom loaded Cooler Master 460W and this box an Antec EA-750.
These are all sub-25A power boxes and they won't run newer cards. It took months to figure out because this information is hidden.
1L3S isn't the failure code. So I don't know what to do with that information and they seem related but I can't connect those dots.

When I put the bequiet! pure power 12 M to use, it will be specifically to deal with this problem.
Making the jump to a high watt PSU is not the answer. You have to pay attention to power draw.

 

[AMF]

reset your gpu and make sure power connections to gpu is tight

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

Last year I tried loading a 7900XT Hellhound into this system and the same behaviors started except NO hardware detection.
Lights on, beeps 1L3S at post with VGA lamp stuck on, no picture, no fan spin. Card presumed dead, every helpdesk stuck on stupid.
It's an unfamiliar behavior and I've only gotten it before with my RX580 when the power connector was unplugged.

Antique power supplies run ALL my equipment. The rack runs a custom loaded Cooler Master 460W and this box an Antec EA-750.
These are all sub-25A power boxes and they won't run newer cards. It took months to figure out because this information is hidden.
1L3S isn't the failure code. So I don't know what to do with that information and they seem related but I can't connect those dots.

When I put the bequiet! pure power 12 M to use, it will be specifically to deal with this problem.
Making the jump to a high watt PSU is not the answer. You have to pay attention to power draw.

Back in 2004, none of my cards even had an external power connector. That's how low the Amperes they consumed. Nothing even close to today's cards!

 

[AMF]

Back in 2004, none of my cards even had an external power connector. That's how low the Amperes they consumed. Nothing even close to today's cards!

i had to put mobo on phonebook and insert gpu place both my palms on gpu edge and press very very firmly to get my 6950 xt seated properly

 

[eidairaman1]

i had to put mobo on phonebook and insert gpu place both my palms on gpu edge and press very very firmly to get my 6950 xt seated properly

I must have been lucky, the agp days i had that issue but pcie, nope

 

[AMF]

I must have been lucky, the agp days i had that issue but pcie, nope

it wasa must. what it took to click in place im scared to even attempt a removal process

 

[Oyensorta]

Like I really have no choice but to change to a better power supply
I will try to get one and see if my problem is solved or not

 

[eidairaman1]

it wasa must. what it took to click in place im scared to even attempt a removal process

Im not, i just pull it up on each edge

 

[Shrek]

i had to put mobo on phonebook and insert gpu place both my palms on gpu edge and press very very firmly to get my 6950 xt seated properly

One reason I put the slightest layer of silicone oil on the contacts and the reason RAM these days has tapered edges.

 

[Gmr_Chick]

Like I really have no choice but to change to a better power supply
I will try to get one and see if my problem is solved or not

Correct. You've been told this multiple times, that you need a higher quality, higher wattage PSU in order to feed that new GPU of yours. You do that, and chances are good that your issues will be solved.

 

[DaemonForce]

higher quality, higher wattage

This is the stuck on stupid that took me a year to figure out.
It's not just the wattage but the actual power delivery.
There's a lot of high $$$ high W low A garbage out there.
Shopping proved the market is way more predatory than I remember.
You have to pay attention to those specs or risk getting something worse.

 

[Frag_Maniac]

ASUS and Corsair recommend a minimum of 650w PSU for a 6700XT. That's likely based on a PSU of adequate quality as well, which yours may not be.

 

[eidairaman1]

This is the stuck on stupid that took me a year to figure out.
It's not just the wattage but the actual power delivery.
There's a lot of high $$$ high W low A garbage out there.
Shopping proved the market is way more predatory than I remember.
You have to pay attention to those specs or risk getting something worse.

Considering need to use P=IxE

 

[Oyensorta]

Correct. You've been told this multiple times, that you need a higher quality, higher wattage PSU in order to feed that new GPU of yours. You do that, and chances are good that your issues will be solved.

I hope
What do you think about a Master Power Cooler? 750 W Gold

 

[eidairaman1]

You thinking about this one?

MWE Gold 750 - V2 (Full Modular)

MWE Gold - V2 (Full Modular) is the next step in the evolution of Cooler Master's entry level 80 PLUS Gold power offerings. The intention was not to create a new product but to improve a current one to be even more useful to consumers. The design changes implemented in this iteration of the MWG...

www.coolermaster.com

 

[Oyensorta]

You thinking about this one?

MWE Gold 750 - V2 (Full Modular)

MWE Gold - V2 (Full Modular) is the next step in the evolution of Cooler Master's entry level 80 PLUS Gold power offerings. The intention was not to create a new product but to improve a current one to be even more useful to consumers. The design changes implemented in this iteration of the MWG...

www.coolermaster.com

YEA THIS IS

 

[eidairaman1]

YEA THIS IS

Compare current outputs

 

[Oyensorta]

Friends, can someone give me the latest version and the best version of vbios related to sapphire pulse 6700xt card

 

[Gmr_Chick]

Friends, can someone give me the latest version and the best version of vbios related to sapphire pulse 6700xt card

What's that going to do? You don't need the VBIOS. All you're going to be adding is unnecessary complications to your existing problem (and work for poor @eidairaman1 when you complain about the inevitable "bad bios flash" LOL)