Help my gtx 980 wont display anything to my moniter

[tomatozaphim]

I just built a new gaming computer but when I turn it on the fans spin, LED's turn on, cpu cooling turns on and we hear a beep from the motherboard saying everything is working.
Even the GPU itself is running with its fans and light but wont give a display to my moniter, what should I do? could the GPU be dead even though its lights and fans are working?

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

have you tried to on the pc without GPU.

 

[mcnumpty23]

make sure you connected to the gpu

NOT the integrated graphics if your build has integrated

 

[tomatozaphim]

have you tried to on the pc without GPU.

I noticed a sticker covering a rectangle with the words bios on it should I remove it to be able to get to the bios, which isnt popping up. if you would like a picture I will send if you tell me how, its not a url

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

make sure you connected to the gpu

NOT the integrated graphics if your build has integrated

You may show it .anyways.i don't think that a sticker can stop it or like anything.

as mcnumpty23 said, check that monitor vga or hdmi or dvi is connected to gpu and not motherboard.

when you start your pc, do you get any screen like your Processor Logo or anything. if yes then please reply.

 

[tomatozaphim]

make sure you connected to the gpu

NOT the integrated graphics if your build has integrated

You may show it .anyways.i don't think that a sticker can stop it or like anything.

as mcnumpty23 said, check that monitor vga or hdmi or dvi is connected to gpu and not motherboard.

when you start your pc, do you get any screen like your Processor Logo or anything. if yes then please reply.

No I get nothing, i dont have integrated graphics so I connect the monitor directly to the GPU. The button to open the bios is delete but that does work, I can restart the computer using the keyboard but delete doesn't work. someone said the monitors resolution might not be supported and that's why I might be getting a black screen. I dont think that is true but could it be a possibility. Also I have a GA-990FXA-UD3

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

make sure you connected to the gpu

NOT the integrated graphics if your build has integrated

You may show it .anyways.i don't think that a sticker can stop it or like anything.

as mcnumpty23 said, check that monitor vga or hdmi or dvi is connected to gpu and not motherboard.

when you start your pc, do you get any screen like your Processor Logo or anything. if yes then please reply.

No I get nothing, i dont have integrated graphics so I connect the monitor directly to the GPU. The button to open the bios is delete but that does work, I can restart the computer using the keyboard but delete doesn't work. someone said the monitors resolution might not be supported and that's why I might be getting a black screen. I dont think that is true but could it be a possibility. Also I have a GA-990FXA-UD3

Can you Give me your computer specification.

I can help you if you give the info.

just give a image of your back where you connected your wires .

 

[tomatozaphim]

make sure you connected to the gpu

NOT the integrated graphics if your build has integrated

You may show it .anyways.i don't think that a sticker can stop it or like anything.

as mcnumpty23 said, check that monitor vga or hdmi or dvi is connected to gpu and not motherboard.

when you start your pc, do you get any screen like your Processor Logo or anything. if yes then please reply.

No I get nothing, i dont have integrated graphics so I connect the monitor directly to the GPU. The button to open the bios is delete but that does work, I can restart the computer using the keyboard but delete doesn't work. someone said the monitors resolution might not be supported and that's why I might be getting a black screen. I dont think that is true but could it be a possibility. Also I have a GA-990FXA-UD3

Can you Give me your computer specification.

I can help you if you give the info.

MOBO: GA--990FXA-UD3
RAM: CORSAIR Vengeance Pro 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model
HDD: Seagate Video ST2000VM003 2 TB 3.5" SATA 3Gb/s Internal Hard Drive
PSU: CORSAIR CX series CX600 600W ATX12V v2.3 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply
GPU: GTX 980
CPU: AMD FX-9590, 4.7 ghz
Moniter: HP LP2065

 

[tomatozaphim]

[/quotemsg]
just give a image of your back where you connected your wires . [/quotemsg]
I have terrible cable managment right now, Do u want a picture of the GPU's wires, or the monitors going into the GPU
How do I send you a picture?

 

[mcnumpty23]

did you connect the 6/8 pin to the gpu?

and to upload a photo use photobucket etc then link to it

 

[tomatozaphim]

did you connect the 6/8 pin to the gpu?

and to upload a photo use photobucket etc then link to it

http://s614.photobucket.com/user/arturwpoole/story

 

[mcnumpty23]

spaghetti junction in there--lol

though looks like you did the 6 and 8 pin

does that motherboard have a debug led on it?

 

[tomatozaphim]

spaghetti junction in there--lol

though looks like you did the 6 and 8 pin

does that motherboard have a debug led on it?

No, but it does have a sound thing that beeped and said everything was okay

 

[mcnumpty23]

did you connect the 8 pin to the motherboard?

 

[tomatozaphim]

did you connect the 8 pin to the motherboard?

What 8 pin? I have a cpu one that has 8 pins but nothing from the gpu to the motherboard with 8 pins

 

[mcnumpty23]

yes the cpu one

 

[tomatozaphim]

yes the cpu one

Yes I did

 

[mcnumpty23]

make sure your graphics card and ram are fully clicked home in the slots

other than that its possible you bent some pins installing the cpu

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

does at the start it makes sound which is annoying.

 

[AMD27]

It might not be a GPU issue .. try to reset BIOS by removing the small battery on the mother board and plug it again. Then boot your PC

 

[Utkarsh Mahajan]

even try disabling integrated in bios.