I'm having an issue when installing the 416.34 drivers resulting in Windows 10 (1709 and 1803) going to a black screen and no displays working. Rebooting doesn't fix it and from what I can tell there are no other supported drivers. Entire system is brand new today. I have tried various orders of driver installs as well us upgrading the MB BIOS and even downgrading it again.
 
Any fix/workaround for this?
 
System:
Asus Prime X470 (BIOS 4018 and 4024)
Ryzen 7 2700
EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 BLACK GAMING
Corsair DDR4 Vengeance LPX White (4x 8GB)
 

Definitely over DP and HDMI, not tested DVI.

Have you update the AMD Chipset Drivers?
https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/USB/Asmedia_USB_3.1_DriverWIN7-64_WIN10-64_V1.16.50.1.zip  (721.64 MBytes)
Version 5.12.0.38 2018/08/21721.64 MBytes
AMD Chipset driver AMD AM4 Chipset Driver V5.12.0.38 for Windows Win10 64bit. (AMD package version is V18.10.20.02, VGA driver version is V 24.20.11020.2003) NOTICE: Due to the different structure for drivers, suggest you remove the old driver first before install this version driver.
From
https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-X470-PRO/HelpDesk_Download/
 
Could just be your AMD Ryzen CPU and or Motherboard not liking the RTX 2070 Graphics Cards.
Can you test your card in a Friends Intel Computer?
You should also ask this over on the ASUS Support Forum and even open a Support Card for your Motherboard.

from where did you got the card? im trying to get the same card but no online retailer have it now.

thanks. the site has only pre order option now and i don't think it deliver to a US address.

OK, think I have finally found what is going wrong and causing the issue.
 
After swapping round round PSU's the problem persisted. The one thing I hadn't done was try it in a different PCIe slot. This worked...sort of. Runs fine, drivers install perfectly but now the card is stuck running in x8 and not x16. Again tested this with both PSU's and in both PCIe 1 and 2 on the mb and it would always fail in 1, but work and be locked to 8x in 2. Even went so far as to move my M.2 drive around in case that was part of it, didn't change a thing. The curious thing is that GPU-Z would report it running at full 3.0x16 if I fired up a benchmark w/o installing the drivers.
 
So now i'm just confused as to where the issue lies. Is it the MB or GPU? Unfortunately I don't have another decently powerful card to test this with.

rleyshon
OK, think I have finally found what is going wrong and causing the issue.
 
After swapping round round PSU's the problem persisted. The one thing I hadn't done was try it in a different PCIe slot. This worked...sort of. Runs fine, drivers install perfectly but now the card is stuck running in x8 and not x16. Again tested this with both PSU's and in both PCIe 1 and 2 on the mb and it would always fail in 1, but work and be locked to 8x in 2. Even went so far as to move my M.2 drive around in case that was part of it, didn't change a thing. The curious thing is that GPU-Z would report it running at full 3.0x16 if I fired up a benchmark w/o installing the drivers.
 
So now i'm just confused as to where the issue lies. Is it the MB or GPU? Unfortunately I don't have another decently powerful card to test this with.

My Vote is the Motherboard.

Slot 1 set to run at x16 (with or w/o the card in) slot 2 is set at x8 in the BIOS and annoyingly I see no way to change it.

rleyshon
Slot 1 set to run at x16 (with or w/o the card in) slot 2 is set at x8 in the BIOS and annoyingly I see no way to change it.

Do a search and see if this is a documented issue for your mobo model and what a potential fix might be.

 

Locodawg
I'm having this exact same issue, been pulling my hair out past 8 hours. I also tried updating my BIOS, nothing seems to work. It works when no driver is installed but as soon as the Graphics driver gets to about 20 percent, the monitor turns off, and the system basically just goes in a halted state. Putting my old EVGA GTX 970 and installing the latest driver works but as soon as I put the 2070 back in and boot up once it starts loading windows it goes black screen and halts.

Asus Maximus X Hero
i7 8700k
750W EVGA Gold PS
EVGA RTX 2070 Black

damn, i jst ordered the card. i was hopeing that the OP would post that he/she swapped the mobo and things work our great kinda post but instead we got the above. can anyone please confirm that you have a rtx 2070 black and its working fine?

Nope, CTRL-ALT-DEL doesn't respond, the system goes in a complete halted state. If I reboot enough times and Windows 10 Repair tools boot up, I'm able to enter Safe Mode and uninstall the drivers via DDU and once I reboots with no drivers, I'm able to get into Windows.

As soon as I try installing 416.34 drivers, it will blackscreen and become unresponsive. I attempted installing and using another 8 pin connector from my PSU but that didn't remedy the issue. I then tried what was mentioned by changing the PCIE lane and it actually booted to the login screen but once I logged into windows, it black screened and same thing happened.

Their either seems to be something faulty with the card or the NVidia drivers regarding possibly how much power it's pulling from the PCI Express lanes. It might not be balancing properly from the 8pin and tries to pull more from the lane then locks up, but I don't know enough about hardware to figure this one out.

Locodawg
Nope, CTRL-ALT-DEL doesn't respond, the system goes in a complete halted state. If I reboot enough times and Windows 10 Repair tools boot up, I'm able to enter Safe Mode and uninstall the drivers via DDU and once I reboots with no drivers, I'm able to get into Windows.

As soon as I try installing 416.34 drivers, it will blackscreen and become unresponsive. I attempted installing and using another 8 pin connector from my PSU but that didn't remedy the issue. I then tried what was mentioned by changing the PCIE lane and it actually booted to the login screen but once I logged into windows, it black screened and same thing happened.

Their either seems to be something faulty with the card or the NVidia drivers regarding possibly how much power it's pulling from the PCI Express lanes. It might not be balancing properly from the 8pin and tries to pull more from the lane then locks up, but I don't know enough about hardware to figure this one out.

If you're feeling up to it or I guess just curious at this point:
  Run DDU (because you can boot w/o display drivers) and take a look at the logs/dumps below. - You can view winevt\Logs using Event Viewer (eventvwr.msc) and dumps using any one of these programs).
 

For any interested people, You can still get logs and dumps from a half-dead system.
 
Places of interest:
  \Windows\System32\winevt\Logs
  \Windows\LiveKernelReports
  \Windows\LiveKernelReports\WATCHDOG
  \Windows\Minidump
  \*.dmp
 
 • Plugin a USB Stick
 • Get into Windows Recovery
 • Open the Command Prompt
     Type:
       diskpart
       list volume (If your Windows drive and USB Stick already have drive letters just type "exit")
     ---
       list disk
       select disk # (Where # is the disk with your Windows OR USB Drive partition)
       list partition
       select partition # (Where # is the partition you want to have a letter)
       assign letter
     --- Do this twice.  For Windows and your USB Stick.
       exit
 • Copy the files in those folders to your USB stick using the command prompt.
     Ex: "xcopy C:\Windows\System32\winevt\Logs\*.* F:\winevt\ /S /H"

Edit: I typed the above before I remembered you can get into Windows w/o drivers installed, heh.

Not to necro an old thread, but as an update to anyone that was having similar issues, I did end up RMA'ing my card. I received the replacement card yesterday and it does not suffer any of the previous issues and works perfectly fine with my system, so it's safe to say it wasn't the PC, Power Supply, or a PCI-E related issue.

great . nice to here that. i too got my card and its working fine with the latest driver installed. 

Damn, was hoping this wasn't the case! Mine has the EXACT same issue. About ~2 months after purchase and now it's doing this.