[SOLVED] Motherboard post 64

[EddyGrr7]

So, my psu got fried, I bought a new one but my gpu has 6 pins, and the psu have only 3, the motherboard I use has an integrated graphics card but I have it disabled in bios, so there is no way I can boot in bios to turn on my integrated gpu, I orderded an adaptor for the gpu but there is no way I can turn on my integrated gpu? Sorry for my english!

 

[Bassplate]

So, my psu got fried, I bought a new one but my gpu has 6 pins, and the psu have only 3, the motherboard I use has an integrated graphics card but I have it disabled in bios, so there is no way I can boot in bios to turn on my integrated gpu, I orderded an adaptor for the gpu but there is no way I can turn on my integrated gpu? Sorry for my english!

Maybe do a BIOS reset (BIOS reset puts all settings to default settings..as it was before you disabled the integrated graphics)
Use the jumper method to reset your Bios...This will solve this Thread and again if you are going to reset Bios the Integrated graphics will be enabled again. .

 

[EddyGrr7]

Thanks for the quick reply, but can you be a little more detailed, i'm kinda new in this stuff.

 

[Bassplate]

Thanks for the quick reply, but can you be a little more detailed, i'm kinda new in this stuff.

Before i explain on how to perform a Bios Reset can you please list me your Motherboard model.

 

[EddyGrr7]

Before i explain on how to perform a Bios Reset can you please list me your Motherboard model.

It's a Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5H

 

[rgd1101]

reset the bios.
return the new psu and get another one

 

[scout_03]

list all parts in system with new psu name and model for the bios reset you need to remove gpu from system to use onboard .

 

[Bassplate]

It's a Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5H

You will see a small 3V battery located near your RAM slots on the left side of the Slots.
Remove the 3V battery on the motherboard and wait at least 30 seconds before placing it back.
Make sure that the power is disconnected when you remove the battery.
When 30 seconds is done and you have placed the battery back...wait at least 10 to 15 seconds before powering up.Connect to the integrated graphics and see if you can boot into Bios.
Hope it helps

 

[EddyGrr7]

list all parts in system with new psu name and model for the bios reset you need to remove gpu from system to use onboard .

I already removed the gpu, plugged the hdmi cable on motherboard ports, I tried both of them but still not working.
I use a i7-4771
Gpu is amd 270x
Motherboard is Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5H
16Gb of ram
250gb ssd
PSU is PC ATX 600W

 

[Bassplate]

You will see a small 3V battery located near your RAM slots on the left side of the Slots.
Remove the 3V battery on the motherboard and wait at least 30 seconds before placing it back.
Make sure that the power is disconnected when you remove the battery.
When 30 seconds is done and you have placed the battery back...wait at least 10 to 15 seconds before powering up.Connect to the integrated graphics and see if you can boot into Bios.
Hope it helps

Let me know if this has worked for you.

 

[EddyGrr7]

Let me know if this has worked for you.

Yes, it worked, thank you so much !

 

[scout_03]

full name and model of this psu the old one might have fried also some parts in system .

 

[EddyGrr7]

full name and model of this psu the old one might have fried also some parts in system .

Everything looks fine, gpu fans work but it only have 3 pins connected..i'm waiting for my adaptor to connect the others 3.

 

[Bassplate]

Yes, it worked, thank you so much !

I'm glad it worked for you bro...If your problem has been solved don't forget to mark this thread as solved with the best answer .