Additionally, I tried loading into a fresh boot from a flash drive to try to force the display ports to work independently of the driver I chose but it still fails. This idea failing makes me feel the GPU is broken, but I would like some help figuring out what steps to take next.
I’ll attached my recent nvidia-bug-report.log.gz from running the bug report script in a follow up post. Nvidia’s filter thinks my post is spam when I include it in the same post as the stackexchange link. I hope it might be insightful. I haven’t seen any remarkable errors.
I would like some help figuring out what’s going wrong with my setup. Thanks!
No errors in the logs, software setup seems fine.
If you only connect one diplayport monitor and then power on the computer, are the bios messages displayed on it?
I think I agree at this point. I think I can further conclude the gpu is the issue because I’ve tried three different display port cables and tried putting the display ports in my other monitor. Never has the display port worked, so unless all 3 cables and the 2 monitor display ports are broken… it seems more likely it’s the gpu.