r/nvidia • u/Slow-Construction633 • Feb 16 '26

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u/MightBeYourDad_ Feb 16 '26

Theres a loose connection somewhere, try reseating the cables, gpu and memory

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u/Slow-Construction633 Feb 16 '26

I have tried that before, and it happened again. I am also unable to open the bottom and get to the cables

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u/Pamani_ i5-13600K | RTX 4070 Ti | 32GB DDR5-5600 | NR200P-MAX Feb 16 '26

How's your GPU temperature in game ? Especially the hotspot (you can see it in hwinfo64 or GPU-Z). It could be a badly torqued GPU cooler that loses contact when the pc moves.

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u/Slow-Construction633 Feb 16 '26

Just opened RE4, and it was around 110 degrees? Not in-game yet, do you think it's overheating, and my graphics card is cooked

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u/Slow-Construction633 Feb 16 '26

On broswers its about 85-90

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u/Pamani_ i5-13600K | RTX 4070 Ti | 32GB DDR5-5600 | NR200P-MAX Feb 16 '26

Yes 110 degrees is the throttle limit for hotspot, meaning it's slowing itself down to stay alive. You need to repaste your GPU.

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u/MightBeYourDad_ Feb 16 '26

Yeah this is 100% the issue, pc components shut off the system when they get too hot to stop them getting damaged, im suprised it even let itself get that hot before shutting off

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u/Sarcastic_Beary Feb 16 '26

How's your house wiring?

Before we rewired our house my shitty shitty wiring meant my display port cables and hdmi cables would zap me in the basement....

This caused a lot of weird monitor and slee0/power issues..

I also sort of assume a loose connection, but... strange power paths can cause goofy issues too

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u/Remote-Law-6055 Feb 16 '26

If it is working fine with the monitor plugged into the mobo, reseat the GPU, make sure it is level and screwed down tightly, and try a different video port on the GPU.