[SOLVED] Cant get out of BIOS

Oct 9, 2019
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Hello,

I bought a used GTX 1070,
but my BIOS cant detect any GPU, and i cant get out of the BIOS?

If i swap back to my old GPU it works just fine.

I´ve tried to use "load optimaized defaults" in the BIOS , nothing happens.

i´ve tried to clear memory by removing the battery on the motherboard, nothing happens.

However the fans on the GPU works?

Does that mean my GPU is dead?
 
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sure.

Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX B360-F
CPU: Intel Core i5-9400F 2.9 GHz
RAM: 2x8 GB HyperX 2666 MHz
PSU: esp-750W

My old GPU is a GTX 460 - Time to upgrade? XD
I am not familiar with ESP PSUs. Are you sure that is the PSU model #?
A reliable 500W PSU is enough for a GTX 1070...but a cheap 750W might not be able to deliver the power required for it to work.

Make sure the GPU is seated correctly on the PCI-e slot.
Check that power from the PSU is connected properly.
Some GTX 1070 require 8-pin power and some others both 6-pin and 8-pin power from the PSU.


Also, it could be that you got a dead GPU unit.
Hello,

I bought a used GTX 1070,
but my BIOS cant detect any GPU, and i cant get out of the BIOS?

If i swap back to my old GPU it works just fine.

I´ve tried to use "load optimaized defaults" in the BIOS , nothing happens.

i´ve tried to clear memory by removing the battery on the motherboard, nothing happens.

However the fans on the GPU works?

Does that mean my GPU is dead?
I think the symptoms "might" mean it's a dead card....but I would try it in another machine.
 
Could you list your system components ()?
Hello,

I bought a used GTX 1070,
but my BIOS cant detect any GPU, and i cant get out of the BIOS?

If i swap back to my old GPU it works just fine.

I´ve tried to use "load optimaized defaults" in the BIOS , nothing happens.

i´ve tried to clear memory by removing the battery on the motherboard, nothing happens.

However the fans on the GPU works?

Does that mean my GPU is dead?

Could you list your system components (motherboard, PSU, old GPU, etc)?
 

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Can your psu power a 1070 properly? Does it have the output, sufficient pins? Does the little blue led on the card light up saying it is getting what it needs to work? If you answered no to these questions, try a better psu. If the psu is sufficient, its possible its dead.

The risks of used parts are that some knobs sell dead devices, you pay for trash.
 
Oct 9, 2019
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Could you list your system components ()?


Could you list your system components (motherboard, PSU, old GPU, etc)?

sure.

Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX B360-F
CPU: Intel Core i5-9400F 2.9 GHz
RAM: 2x8 GB HyperX 2666 MHz
PSU: esp-750W

My old GPU is a GTX 460 - Time to upgrade? XD
 
sure.

Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX B360-F
CPU: Intel Core i5-9400F 2.9 GHz
RAM: 2x8 GB HyperX 2666 MHz
PSU: esp-750W

My old GPU is a GTX 460 - Time to upgrade? XD
I am not familiar with ESP PSUs. Are you sure that is the PSU model #?
A reliable 500W PSU is enough for a GTX 1070...but a cheap 750W might not be able to deliver the power required for it to work.

Make sure the GPU is seated correctly on the PCI-e slot.
Check that power from the PSU is connected properly.
Some GTX 1070 require 8-pin power and some others both 6-pin and 8-pin power from the PSU.


Also, it could be that you got a dead GPU unit.
 
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