ripe nova
hi guys as u saw in the title i just plugged the new gpu in and i got no signal on my monitor. everything worked fine when i switched back to the old gpu but after i plugged the new gpu in it showed again the „no signal“ text on my monitor
i tried to switch the pci slot but didnt work either
heres my spec:
amd ryzen 7 3700x am4
b550 aorus elite am4
32gb g.skill ram
600w be quiet psu
hexed pivot
Minimum PSU is 700W
ripe nova
yes but is it because of that?
hexed pivot
yes but is it because of that?
I'm almost certain that if it's not the PSU, it has to be a BIOS issue.
Most likely, it's the PSU not being sufficient. Try using a more powerful power supply to rule that out. If not, check the BIOS settings
ripe nova
Most likely, it's the PSU not being sufficient. Try using a more powerful power ...
what do i need to change in the bios settings specifically?
hexed pivot
what do i need to change in the bios settings specifically?
Check if it's detecting the graphics card.
But, I'll tell you, it sounds more like a power issue
primal sorrel
Did you miss anything? (Take a photo of your computer from the side where you open the side panel
If the video card isn't getting (enough) power connections chances are they'll disable themselves.
Otherwise, check if other ports on the GPU side work
ripe nova
Did you miss anything? (Take a photo of your computer from the side where you op...
aight will do it later gonna go sleep now the thing is i am using a 600w psu and thought maybe the new gpu wont work as it should when i dont use a psu with 750w or more so i ordered a msi psu 850w yesterday and ill receive it today will install it and tell you guys if it works with the new psu or not
ripe nova
Check if it's detecting the graphics card.
the thing is i dont have a onboard graphics on my cpu so i cant check bios bc i dont have any signals
primal sorrel
the thing is i dont have a onboard graphics on my cpu so i cant check bios bc i ...
Hint: if you have enough power supply power and PCIe cables, nothing is stopping you from putting two video cards
Put the video output on the working card
Then figure out what is happening from there
ripe nova
Hint: if you have enough power supply power and PCIe cables, nothing is stopping...
unfortunately dont have enough cables :/
ripe nova
only 2x 8pin
ripe nova
of the new or current one?
idk but does it need minimum 700watt from psu? bc i read that some other guy uses his 4090 with 600watt
nvidia showed on the offical page that the max gpu performance will be 285w
for the 4070 ti super
so idk if the new psu will help here
primal sorrel
This power supply seems to be a bit old. How old is it?
ripe nova
2019 i guess
primal sorrel
Split rail and not 100% on the 12V
12V1: 336W
12V2: 264W (<285W)
12V total: 576W
Assuming 5 years of degradation...
If you still have access to its manual, or check the one pages on how the 12V rails are allocated...
What rail (12V1 or 12V2) is the video card power on?
264 is less than 285
ripe nova
What rail (12V1 or 12V2) is the video card power on?
how do i check that?
hexed pivot
the thing is i dont have a onboard graphics on my cpu so i cant check bios bc i ...
Okay, now you have to start ruling out things. It's hard to tell you my question. What is your old GPU to know what voltage it operates on?
primal sorrel
Your power supply manual or support page
(This is for reference, really; even a weak power supply will let you turn on the video card)
Right now the card doesn't even work, so either it's getting nothing or not enough power connections, or it's dead
hexed pivot
Why, if your other GPU is working, I would like to know what GPU you had before to see what the power difference is. Can you tell me what your old GPU was?
primal sorrel
If your previous video card used one 1x8pin, can you try it with the other 8pin?
primal sorrel
So no new info
ripe nova
Why, if your other GPU is working, I would like to know what GPU you had before ...
1660 super
hexed pivot
Okay,
primal sorrel
OK. Remove the new video card.
Put the 1660S back in.
First, use the first 1x8pin (before pigtail)
hexed pivot
Send a photo if you can of how the card is connected. I want to see something
primal sorrel
Does it start as normal?
If yes, then shut down the PC, and then use the second 8pin. Does it still start?
ripe nova
primal sorrel
If it still starts, now that you have ruled out problems with the cable or the PSU, put the new video card back in, then take a photo of it without inserting any cables. Don't start the PC.
ripe nova
Does it start as normal?
If yes, then shut down the PC, and then use the second...
it starts normal i even heard the windows bootsound
primal sorrel
Gonna need a photo of the new video card soon
ripe nova
Does it start as normal?
If yes, then shut down the PC, and then use the second...
ok lemme check
primal sorrel
OK, shut it down, and put the new video card. Connect the power cables, and then take a photo
ripe nova
Does it start as normal?
If yes, then shut down the PC, and then use the second...
it starts with the other 8pin
ill use the new gpu now
primal sorrel
If it doesn't start, and Windows doesn't even load (No sound), take a photo of the video card's connections
ripe nova
now the new gpu is plugged in
i booted and i heard the windows sound
so windows is functioning correctly but no signal on both monitor
this pci slot is the same where my old gpu was
and i tried the other pci slot also
hexed pivot
Don't do that, you have to use one cable per connector, as it can overheat
It has to be an independent PCI-E cable, not from the same cable
hexed pivot
You should buy another account; it's a matter of your card's security
hexed pivot
will get it today
Wait for the new power supply.
hexed pivot
If the issue persists, with the same problem, please write to us again
ripe nova
sure thanks for helping me out
hexed pivot
still no display with new psu
I still think it's the power supply.
hexed pivot
sure thanks for helping me out
You're welcome. Good luck, brother.
primal sorrel
Alright
If it still doesn't work, tbh you can stop troubleshooting and return the video card for further troubleshooting. But keep the new PSU. You will need it.
