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‎06-09-2021 05:43 PM

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Product: Elitedesk 705 G3 SFF
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I'm pretty sure my graphics card is dying. The screen whites out, and then goes dark, and the system just freezes. The cooling fan on the graphics card can be heard revving. I mean like speeding up, and slowing down. Literally revving, like revving your car motor. I tried replacing with two different new cards, but I get no picture at all. No post screen, nothing. I've tried disabling secure boot, and TPM, thinking maybe it refused to run becasue of that. No good. I simply can't get any picture at all with either of the new graphics cards. I can get into the bios with the old card. Is there a special trick to replacing the graphics card?

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