Question Computer won't start but Fans Spin at Full speed

[Edward950]

When i tried to turn on the computer it didn't. All the lights including keyboard and mouse light turned on the fans were spinning at full speed but there was no display. All the components are fairly new except the power supply.

Edit: Also there when i clicked on the mouse there was a sound playing. Like a game trailer sound

 

[rgd1101]

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

does the computer work before?

 

[Edward950]

When i tried to turn on the computer it didn't. All the lights including keyboard and mouse light turned on the fans were spinning at full speed but there was no display. All the components are fairly new except the power supply.

Edit: Also when i clicked on the mouse there was a sound playing. Like a game trailer sound

full system spec? include make and model of the psu

does the computer work before?

Sorry for the late reply. Yes it did work before without any problems. I removed the graphics card and the computer turned on again. Apparently the problem is the graphics card but i don't understand how a brand new graphics card just got broken out of nowhere
Specs
Graphics Card: Asus Gtx 1660 Ti
CPU: I7-8700
Motherboard: Gigabyte z370HD
PSU: GX Bronze 750 Watt Cooler master
RAM: Corsair 8x2 3200 MHZ

 

[Phaaze88]

You must've made a typo, because that cpu(Intel) and motherboard(AMD) are not compatible.

 

[Edward950]

You must've made a typo, because that cpu(Intel) and motherboard(AMD) are not compatible.

Oh yeah sorry it's Gigabyte z370

 

[Phaaze88]

Still not right, as a 9800X isn't compatible with Z370.
Did you mean 8700?

 

[Ketchup79]

Please add some more backstory.

1. How long did the system work for with the video card installed?
2. We all parts new or some carried over from a previous machine?
3. You stated "Yes it did work before without any problems. I removed the graphics card and the computer turned on again ". So does everything work perfectly fine without the video card in the computer?
4. Had you done anything to the computer recently (dusting, rewiring, adding parts) when the issue started?

 

[Edward950]

Please add some more backstory.

1. How long did the system work for with the video card installed?
2. We all parts new or some carried over from a previous machine?
3. You stated "Yes it did work before without any problems. I removed the graphics card and the computer turned on again ". So does everything work perfectly fine without the video card in the computer?
4. Had you done anything to the computer recently (dusting, rewiring, adding parts) when the issue started?

The system worked without any problems.

All the parts are new just except the PSU and the Case.
Yes everything works fine without the graphics card
No I haven't done anything

 

[Edward950]

Still not right, as a 9800X isn't compatible with Z370.
Did you mean 8700?

Yeah sorry again It's I7-8700 with Gigabyte z370 HD

 

[cryoburner]

Yes everything works fine without the graphics card

When the graphics card is installed, do you have the monitor plugged directly into the graphics card, rather than the motherboard that the integrated graphics would use?

 

[Edward950]

When the graphics card is installed, do you have the monitor plugged directly into the graphics card, rather than the motherboard that the integrated graphics would use?

I tried both it doesn't work either way when the graphics card is installed

 

[Ketchup79]

The system worked without any problems.

All the parts are new just except the PSU and the Case.
Yes everything works fine without the graphics card
No I haven't done anything

Ok. That model power supply has been on the market over 9 years. I don't know how long you have had yours, but a 1660 may be struggling on a unit that doesn't still have a VERY good portion of its 750 watts.

 

[cryoburner]

While it could potentially be a power supply issue, a 1660 Ti shouldn't draw more than about 130 watts under load, and the system as a whole probably wouldn't ever pull more than 350 watts from it. Also, I suspect the system would just crash, rather than displaying a blank screen while the system is apparently loading windows and running in the background.

It sounds more likely to be a graphics card failure, perhaps due to some manufacturing defect if it only worked for a short time. Since its a new card, I'm sure it must be under warranty though. Do you have another system that you could test the graphics card in?

 

[Ketchup79]

Should be easy to tell if you have a local place that sells power supplies. Buy a 600 watt good name unit. If it doesn't fix your issue, should be pretty easy to return.

 

[Edward950]

Ok. That model power supply has been on the market over 9 years. I don't know how long you have had yours, but a 1660 may be struggling on a unit that doesn't still have a VERY good portion of its 750 watts.

It was working well for 2 months then suddenly something happened and it stopped working. I also had a RX 470 i tried installing that one but it still didn't work. I have had this psu for 5 years

 

[Edward950]

While it could potentially be a power supply issue, a 1660 Ti shouldn't draw more than about 130 watts under load, and the system as a whole probably wouldn't ever pull more than 350 watts from it. Also, I suspect the system would just crash, rather than displaying a blank screen while the system is apparently loading windows and running in the background.

It sounds more likely to be a graphics card failure, perhaps due to some manufacturing defect if it only worked for a short time. Since its a new card, I'm sure it must be under warranty though. Do you have another system that you could test the graphics card in?

No I don't have another system but i have another graphics card (RX 470) which i tried in this system. It didn't work either