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I have a system, that after working for a good 8 months, suddenly will not give any signal either from the graphics card or from the integrated graphics on the motherboard. Why does the integrated graphics not even give a signal?

Specs:

Gigabyte ga-78lmt-usb3 (rev 5.0)

Corsair CX650M

8GB Ballistix sport RAM

AMD FX-8350

Radeon 7870

Western Digital Hard drive

After the system just stopped working I went out and got a tiny pc speaker for beep codes. The code it gives is 1 long and 2 short which gigabyte says is a graphics card error. beep code

After stripping down the system (1 stick of ram, motherboard, cpu, power supply) and trying to use the integrated graphics I get the same beep code and the same no signal message on my monitor.

Things I have tried:

Resetting CMOS (By using the on board jumpers and removing the battery for a few hours)

Trying the graphics card in another system (worked flawlessly as expected)

Trying different power supply (no change)

I'm pretty stumped and I rather not buy another motherboard (which I think is most likely the problem), or another cpu, but it's looking like that might have to be the way things go.

Thank you for any insights, fixes, or suggestions!

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Sure sounds like you have troubleshooted it down to a bad motherboard...

Since the integrated graphics and the graphics card both use the PCI-E bus, it seems that there is a transport bus or chipset problem on the mainboard, neither of which you can "fix". Assuming you are reading the beep code correctly, it is unlikely this is a CPU problem.

Sounds like it's time for new motherboard. Sorry.

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  • Ah that's what I feared. Thank you for the confirmation!
    – NotZack
    Commented May 29, 2018 at 18:58

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