reminds me of this..
scary..
Wow, i wouldnt want to cross her path, she'd knock ya out LOL
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reminds me of this..
scary..
Turns out this is a graphics card failure. The 980Ti basically keeled over as I tested out the Rift. Turns out the one long beep and three short beeps indicate a GPU failure, and that is the only new component I purchased prior to the Rift.
I'm speculating, but I wonder if my old PSU simply shut down under the increased power demands, whereas now that I finally had enough power, the GPU finally buckled. I don't imagine I was doing anything unreasonable with it.
From what I can tell, the new PSU and the rest of the computer components are fine for now. Hopefully Computer Exchange send me a replacement or refund.
I was SOOOO close to playing Elite Dangerous in VR. So close....
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Yeah, a GPU failing sounds consistent as well. Sometimes they'll work fine in 2D (as in, working OK just in the Windows desktop) even after you've overheated and damaged it to the point of not functioning for 3D anymore. It may have started with a fan failure. The failure modes on the fans can vary. Sometimes they'll run at a lower top speed when the bearings start to fail, while simultaneously drawing more current. And VR will work your GPU harder than most 2D games will, especially in ED.
So, does this mean it's time for a 1080 Ti? I recently upgraded to one of those from a 1070, and I'm pretty pleased that I did so. The performance is great.
Bit the bullet and bought a 1080 Ti. Admittedly I've used my Cex refund vouchers against part of the cost. Fingers crossed the 980Ti burnout was just a fluke!