#White VGA light

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worldly mist
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Hello,
I would like to ask one question, I have changed my water cooling and cleaned the CPU block but when i was going to install the block back my CPU fell and i damaged about 4 pins. Now when i try to boot my PC it tells me on my motherboard VGA white light meaning there is a faulty connection from the motherboard to the GPU, I have tried everything regarding of cleaning the pins and inserting them back again and still i have the same issue.

Do you think that the damage on the CPU is the reason on why the motherboard is showing a white VGA led light ?

Kind regards

Yazid Hassaine

short narwhalBOT
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barren inlet
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Have you tried re-seating the graphics card? Damaging the pins of the CPU is never good though

worldly mist
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Meaning taking out the gpu and putting it back in ?

barren inlet
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Yep

worldly mist
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nope

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will try tho

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I will let you know if it did anything

worldly mist
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Still the same issue after re-seating the gpu

worldly mist
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Now when i tried it showed for a bit a red light on the CPU

barren inlet
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Hmmm. With damaged pins of the CPU I'd have to say that would be the issue

dense flame
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unless you managed to only bend ground pins, that needs fixing

worldly mist
dense flame
worldly mist
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I bought a new cpu so hope that will fix the issue

dense flame
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Bent pins on CPU or?

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you can easily fix the bent pins on CPU but not board (if the pins are on the CPU)

spare hemlock
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Well you can fix bent pins on a board, its just harder

worldly mist
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Yeah they are bent but only on the cpu

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but i already bought the cpu it will be coming tomorrow, I don’t mind changing it atleast i am putting a better one on

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But i was just not sure if it is the CPU that is doing this problem

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I updated my BIOS about 4 days ago, i had one from 2020 and update to 2024, so i hope it’s not the issue with BIOS but i don’t think so because it worked perfectly fine until today when i changed the coolent and damaged my CPU

short narwhalBOT
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cprgbglitch :tada: Congrats @worldly mist, you levelled up to 3! :tada: cprgbglitch

worldly mist
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so i hope it’s that

dense flame
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yeah it is

worldly mist
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Ok thanks for the help, i will let you know tomorrow if it solved the issue

worldly mist
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Hello, just want to let you know i still have the same issue after installing a new cpu

barren inlet
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Did you damage the mobo when doing your maintenance?

short narwhalBOT
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cprgbglitch :tada: Congrats @barren inlet, you levelled up to 12! :tada: cprgbglitch

worldly mist
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I don’t think so, haven’t done anything to the motherboard

barren inlet
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well... over tightening the waterblock? were you grounded while doing the maint?

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sure, I'm reaching here.

worldly mist
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the waterblocks are tight as they where before, not too much and not too little

barren inlet
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don't know fella... the only other thing would be to test the gpu in another machine or try a diff gpu into the "broken" one

worldly mist
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yeah, that’s the problem, i don’t have any gpu at home anymore, i might find a 750 gtx but i don’t know if that is ok to put in to my motherboard

barren inlet
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What happens when you boot the PC

worldly mist
barren inlet
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What Bios is it? That to me sounded like 1 long and 3 short, which for AMI bios is Conventional/Extended memory failure.

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Award bios it is - video card not detected (reseat video card) or bad video card.

worldly mist
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this is the bios that i downloaded

barren inlet
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OK, so the manual says it is a VGA issue based on the beep codes. Can you get into the bios and enable the onboard graphics?