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I changed the 1060 to a different slot, that the 570 had never been in, and started it up, and the 1060 was working! I popped the 1060 out and put the 570 in - and no luck. Hooked everything up with the GTX 570 (was thinking I might return the 1060), and once again everything works but the Graphics Card. Installed that card, trying multiple slots, and still couldn't even get the fan to start.ĭecided it was motherboard based, so I bought a new MB/processor.

After re-seating it, etc, I decided the card was fried and bought a GTX 1060. The fan wouldn't even start on it (MB has an onboard, so I can confirm everything else was working). Bought a new one, and everything worked but my graphics card (GTX 570). So, my power supply went down a few days ago.

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