gpu not working

[ansdocnaos]

So when I was trying to remove this usb cable that was touching my gpus back my monitor then just stopped displaying and says hdmi no signal and when I tried unplugging the hdmi cable and putting it back in it still keep saying that so I restarted my pc and it still won't display and then I tried connecting my hdmi cable to a different monitor and it still says hdmi no signal and is my gpu broken and ive tried different hdmi cables and it still does nothing and my pc specs are
CPU: AMD fx 8350
motherboard: ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0 AM3+
Gpu: EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti FTW
ram: 8gb
Psu:Antec High Current Gamer HCG-520M

 

[Lawrence Taylor]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

 

[ansdocnaos]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

Yeah I have tried that and it did nothing.

 

[Lawrence Taylor]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

Yeah I have tried that and it did nothing.

Have you tried a VGA cord or DVI? check to see if your motherboard have intergrated graphic card

 

[ansdocnaos]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

Yeah I have tried that and it did nothing.

Have you tried a VGA cord or DVI? check to see if your motherboard have intergrated graphic card

I have tried but my monitor won't let me change the settings to vga or dvi because it needs to be connected to something and I have it set to hdmi and I have nothing else to connect my monitor to and I have a asus vs247h-p and I don't think my motherboard has integrated graphics.

 

[Lawrence Taylor]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

Yeah I have tried that and it did nothing.

Have you tried a VGA cord or DVI? check to see if your motherboard have intergrated graphic card

Okay so your computer does turn on i assume, it just does not show a display. Take out all of your memory sticks and reseat just one of them and turn the computer back on and see if you get a display. It might, be a faulty ram, but just do these steps and see..

I have tried but my monitor won't let me change the settings to vga or dvi because it needs to be connected to something and I have it set to hdmi and I have nothing else to connect my monitor to and I have a asus vs247h-p and I don't think my motherboard has integrated graphics.

 

[ansdocnaos]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

Yeah I have tried that and it did nothing.

Have you tried a VGA cord or DVI? check to see if your motherboard have intergrated graphic card

Okay so your computer does turn on i assume, it just does not show a display. Take out all of your memory sticks and reseat just one of them and turn the computer back on and see if you get a display. It might, be a faulty ram, but just do these steps and see..

I have tried but my monitor won't let me change the settings to vga or dvi because it needs to be connected to something and I have it set to hdmi and I have nothing else to connect my monitor to and I have a asus vs247h-p and I don't think my motherboard has integrated graphics.

So I just tried that and its still the same.

 

[Lawrence Taylor]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

Yeah I have tried that and it did nothing.

Have you tried a VGA cord or DVI? check to see if your motherboard have intergrated graphic card

okay lets try this... Clearing the Cmos. Its a little battery in your motherboard, if you do not see it, it might be behind your video card. turn off the switch in the back and take the battery out carefully. When that is out, hold down the power button for 10 to 15 seconds (15 recommended) and leave the battery out for a minute. Once its beeen a min, place the battery back in and your video card if you removed it and switch the power back on and press the power button.

Okay so your computer does turn on i assume, it just does not show a display. Take out all of your memory sticks and reseat just one of them and turn the computer back on and see if you get a display. It might, be a faulty ram, but just do these steps and see..

I have tried but my monitor won't let me change the settings to vga or dvi because it needs to be connected to something and I have it set to hdmi and I have nothing else to connect my monitor to and I have a asus vs247h-p and I don't think my motherboard has integrated graphics.

So I just tried that and its still the same.

 

[ansdocnaos]

Have you tried taking your GPU out the slot, and pushing it back in? Try another PCI slot.

Yeah I have tried that and it did nothing.

Have you tried a VGA cord or DVI? check to see if your motherboard have intergrated graphic card

okay lets try this... Clearing the Cmos. Its a little battery in your motherboard, if you do not see it, it might be behind your video card. turn off the switch in the back and take the battery out carefully. When that is out, hold down the power button for 10 to 15 seconds (15 recommended) and leave the battery out for a minute. Once its beeen a min, place the battery back in and your video card if you removed it and switch the power back on and press the power button.

Okay so your computer does turn on i assume, it just does not show a display. Take out all of your memory sticks and reseat just one of them and turn the computer back on and see if you get a display. It might, be a faulty ram, but just do these steps and see..

I have tried but my monitor won't let me change the settings to vga or dvi because it needs to be connected to something and I have it set to hdmi and I have nothing else to connect my monitor to and I have a asus vs247h-p and I don't think my motherboard has integrated graphics.

So I just tried that and its still the same.

I have tried that and still nothing has happened.