i need a real expert for this one. i've had a couple people look at it and we are all stumped.
i have a new pc build comprised of a amd ryzen 5 1600, gigabyte ga-ab350 gaming 3 mobo, corsair 650 watt psu, 16 gigs of evga ram, and an evga ftx 1060 gpu. it was all working properly until one day i restarted it and got a no post. after tinkering with it for a while, the solution seemed to be just switching the pcie power cable to the other slot on the modular psu. it worked for about a day more before i again got no posts after a restart. the graphics card had a small overclock of about +100 MHz. i have tried resetting the cmos each step along the way.
here is where it gets confusing. if i plug my graphics card into my roommates pc, it will start just fine, if i plug my roommates graphics card into my pc, mine starts just fine. his graphics card works in his pc, but mine doesn't work in mine. i thought it might be the psu, but i tried swapping his psu to my pc and still got no post. the only big difference between his gpu and mine is that his has 2 6 pin power plug, and mine only has one 6 pin power plug.
-i should add. my roommates gpu is a xfx radeon hd 6950-
so far my best guess is that my graphics card just doesn't like my pc. if anyone here can help me i would really appreciate it.
-another update, i have checked both the pcie power plugs for continuity with a miltimeter. they all are showing ~12 volts for each pin. i dont have a way to test the power outputs though-
i have a new pc build comprised of a amd ryzen 5 1600, gigabyte ga-ab350 gaming 3 mobo, corsair 650 watt psu, 16 gigs of evga ram, and an evga ftx 1060 gpu. it was all working properly until one day i restarted it and got a no post. after tinkering with it for a while, the solution seemed to be just switching the pcie power cable to the other slot on the modular psu. it worked for about a day more before i again got no posts after a restart. the graphics card had a small overclock of about +100 MHz. i have tried resetting the cmos each step along the way.
here is where it gets confusing. if i plug my graphics card into my roommates pc, it will start just fine, if i plug my roommates graphics card into my pc, mine starts just fine. his graphics card works in his pc, but mine doesn't work in mine. i thought it might be the psu, but i tried swapping his psu to my pc and still got no post. the only big difference between his gpu and mine is that his has 2 6 pin power plug, and mine only has one 6 pin power plug.
-i should add. my roommates gpu is a xfx radeon hd 6950-
so far my best guess is that my graphics card just doesn't like my pc. if anyone here can help me i would really appreciate it.
-another update, i have checked both the pcie power plugs for continuity with a miltimeter. they all are showing ~12 volts for each pin. i dont have a way to test the power outputs though-