NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti stop working

[Chung Ae]

I have bought the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti card and installed that to my computer without any problem and that worked for the first time when I installed that and it booted without any problem. I installed the drivers for the mouse and the keyboard and that prompts me to boot the system to complete the installation process and I did the same. but after the restart, I found that the graphic card stopped working for me. I tried by restarting that many of the times but all the times it shows me the same thing. I don’t think that is any kind of damage to the card, there is some other problem with this. Can you tell me that what could be the issue with this and how that can be resolved. Please reply if someone of you have any idea regarding this.

Graphic-Card: ASUS GTX 560 Ti 1GB GDDR5, Factory OC 900MHZ
PSU: Corsair 800W GS
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
Motherboard: ASUS P5G41T-M LX
CPU: Intel Core2 DuoE 6550 @ 2,33 Ghz
RAM: 2x Kingston 4GB DDR3 1333Mhz

[HafizaAhmed]

I think that the graphics card is failed and for that reason you are getting this issue. So what you can do is, just disconnect the card and then connect that over again. See if this could solve the problem for you.

[ddj]

What is the brand of the mouse and keyboard that you are using. If that is the from the Logitech then you must restart your system and then go to your desktop. From there you will have to remove the drivers which are there for the keyboard and mouse.

[veeru s]

If you bought that recently then I am quire sure that this is still under warranty and if that is the case then you must visit to the dealer and ask them about the issue. Other than this, if they are not so helpful then you can send that back to the manufacturer and you will get the best help from that. This is the first thing that you need to do in the cases like this and I am sure that you will have positive result of that.

[KumaraVel]

I am not sure about this but if you want then you can try by reinstalling or upgrading the driver for the graphic card that you are using. Install the latest one available on the official site of manufacturer. I am telling you this because one of my friends was also having the same problem and he did the same for this and he found himself out of the issue. So you must try it once and see what it can do for you.

[GoutamB]

If you have increased the GPU voltage then you can alternatively reduce the GPU frequency (clock speed). The default GPU clock for the GTX 560Ti and vgpu are 822 MHz at 1.000 V. (Depending on the card can also be different: there are cards that run out of work with 0.950 V and some who are already familiar with 1.025 V. The difference is in quality). 560Ti is a brand new chip, you have the latest beta version of the MSI Afterburner Download: MSI Afterburner 2.0 beta 7. Simply install the tool, in the settings (bottom right) set the hook on "unlock voltage control" and restart the program. Then you can adjust the slider or the arrow keys on the keyboard through the vgpu.

[BonnieT]

Overheating might be one of the possible concern about this so you must check for this possibility as well. Good Luck!!!

[DamarisK]

Just try by upgrading all the drivers to the latest version and see if that can let you out of the issue. There are more chances that this will solve the problem. So do the same and report back if this was helpful to you or not.

[Bhadran]

Why dont you let this issue directly to the manufacturer support and inquire them about the same. they will tell you that what is the problem with this and hoe it can be reolved.