[SOLVED] My GPU fan goes 100% and does not display anything.

[nimeni o.0]

When i start up my computer, the gpu's fan goes 100% , and it display nothing to the monitor. I unscrewed everything and put it back in place to make sure everything was where its supposed to be and that nothing is loose. I have tried another GPU on my motherboard and it is the same result.

I can use the integrated from the motherboard no problem, that's how i am making this post. I will put my specs down below and a video.

Here are the specs:
Operating System
Windows 10 Home Single Language 64-bit
CPU
Intel Core i3 4360 @ 3.70GHz 40 °C
Haswell 22nm Technology
RAM
6.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 666MHz (9-9-9-24)
Motherboard
ASRock H81M-VG4 R2.0 (CPUSocket) 28 °C
Graphics
Philips 190CW (1440x900@75Hz)
Intel HD Graphics 4600 (ASRock)
Storage
465GB SAMSUNG HD502IJ (SATA ) 21 °C
PSU
FSP ATX 350W PSU Power Supply ATX3530-HEN

The GPU is an NVIDIA GeForce 730.

And here is the video:

View: https://youtu.be/mW5CU2IbUe8


Please, anyone can help? Thank you.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Please update specs to include make & model of the PSU!

I can never understand why this component is often left out of specs list when it's so important.

 

[nimeni o.0]

Please update specs to include make & model of the PSU!

I did, my bad. Thanks for replying.

 

[helpstar]

reset the BIOS by jumper

edit:
which other GPU did you test with it?

Was it working before?

 

[nimeni o.0]

reset the BIOS by jumper

edit:
which other GPU did you test with it?

Was it working before?

Yes, it worked before. The other GPU worked as well, it is GT 210 i belive, from an old PC, but i know for sure it works cause i used that old pc recently, like 2 weeks ago.

 

[nimeni o.0]

reset the BIOS by jumper

edit:
which other GPU did you test with it?

Was it working before?

I reset the bios by jumper, still no results.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

It may be the PSU no longer able to supply enough power with a PCIe GPU installed (FSP power supplies are known to be unreliable and poor quality so it's certainly a possibility).

 

[nimeni o.0]

It may be the PSU no longer able to supply enough power with a PCIe GPU installed (FSP power supplies are known to be unreliable and poor quality so it's certainly a possibility).

But, how and why does it make the gpu fan spin so fast? Like it spins to the max but there is no output.

 

[helpstar]

the GPU is not recognized correctly by the motherboard and therefore the fan is spinning at max

 

[nimeni o.0]

the GPU is not recognized correctly by the motherboard and therefore the fan is spinning at max

and how can i make it be recognize again?

 

[helpstar]

by replacing the power supply or the motherboard
eventually replacing the motherboard´s CMOS battery can help as well