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I'm planning on a partial upgrade of my 2017 vintage PCSpecialist PC to boost VR performance for specifically Elite Dangerous Odyssey in VR. Initially I want to replace the MOBO and CPU with: Gigabyte Z690 AORUS PRO, Intel Z690, S 1700, DDR5, PCIe 5.0, SATA3, 4x M.2, 2.5GbE, ax WiFi/BT, USB 3.2...

Better than that, I've since spent 4hrs playing Elite Dangerous in VR at my normal setting i.e. as high as possible for the 1080Ti, also I didn't think at the time but the card is overclocked using the MSI software and I hadn't disabled that either... I guess in future I'll be checking the...

True. I ran the benchmark from Farcry 5 and it seemed fine at 125 fps in ultra settings.

Ah OK thanks but my original card appears to work fine as per my edited post. It was just loose! Madness!

OK been a while but now my period of grieving is over :-/ I did as advised and a) removed the graphics card and b) hooked up the display to the MOBO. Computer works fine. Now I need a replacement card. I'm thinking of a used 2080 Ti, as they seem to be only a little more expensive than used...

Could the bootup issues simply be because of the GPU failure?

Yeah I posted then thought that myself!

Thanks👍 I’ll plug the monitor into the motherboard. Just for info what exactly is “ug”?

Thanks for the replies. It is a PC Specialist system from 2017. Specs added to OP.

I think the video card has fried itself. Last night the PC hard crashed with a fizzing sound. I pulled the power cord out and checked there was no smoke! There wasn't. I restarted it and the display was weird, purples, blues greens and fuzzy. The PC tried to start up but there was a windows...