[SOLVED] No signal after installing new gpu

[kikkela]

So my old gpu died and i bought a new one, installed it and no signal. I cannot get in to windows to delete the old drivers or install new drivers. And my mobo doesn't have vga port. what can i do?

Edit: SPECS
CPU: i5 2400
MOBO: MSI Big Bang Marshal
RAM: Hyperx genesis 2x4gb ddr3
HDD: Samsung HN-M101MBB 1TB
GPU: Old gtx 780ti and New sapphire radeon rx 590
PSU: Corsair 650w
Chassis: Corsair graphite 760T Full tower
OS: Windows 10

 

[Lutfij]

We could learn more if you would post the make and model of your new GPU and the old one. Better yet, inlcude your full specs so we know it's not also a PSU or BIOS issue.

List them like so:
CPU:
Motherboard:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS:

 

[dotas1]

Did you have the latest BIOS in your motherboard?
Which model is your Corsair PSU? If you don't know, open the case and see.

 

[kikkela]

Did you have the latest BIOS in your motherboard?
Which model is your Corsair PSU? If you don't know, open the case and see.

I looked but its mostly written in chinese

 

[dotas1]

This is an image I found of a Corsair 650w. It's clearly visible the model of the PSU. If it's in chinese, then it most probably won't be a Corsair unit. Take a picture and upload it to imgur please.
Imgur

 

[kikkela]

This is an image I found of a Corsair 650w. It's clearly visible the model of the PSU. If it's in chinese, then it most probably won't be a Corsair unit. Take a picture and upload it to imgur please.
Imgur

https://imgur.com/omQwPFg

View: https://imgur.com/omQwPFg

 

[SgtScream]

Hi, are you able to see the bios splash screen and get into the bios on boot, when the Monitor is connected to the graphics card? If so this isn'ta hardware issue, it's with your software drivers. You can take the graphics card out of the build and plug the monitor into the motheboard's onboard graphics ports to boot into the operating system and uninstall drivers.
You might want to run ddu after uninstalling to ensure all graphic driver remnents are removed from the drive:
https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

 

[dotas1]

https://imgur.com/omQwPFg

View: https://imgur.com/omQwPFg

That corresponds to the VS model of Corsair which is the second worst in their gamut. I am suspecting that it's as old as the rest of the components. That means that its most probably the issue.

If possible, try the GPU in another PC or try a different PSU to confirm that is the problem. I would advise to change that PSU either way.

 

[kikkela]

Hi, are you able to see the bios splash screen and get into the bios on boot, when the Monitor is connected to the graphics card? If so this isn'ta hardware issue, it's with your software drivers. You can take the graphics card out of the build and plug the monitor into the motheboard's onboard graphics ports to boot into the operating system and uninstall drivers.
You might want to run ddu after uninstalling to ensure all graphic driver remnents are removed from the drive:
https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

my motherboard does not seem to have onboard graphics port

 

[kikkela]

That corresponds to the VS model of Corsair which is the second worst in their gamut. I am suspecting that it's as old as the rest of the components. That means that its most probably the issue.

If possible, try the GPU in another PC or try a different PSU to confirm that is the problem. I would advise to change that PSU either way.

Well damn, i dont have another pc. Seems like i have to buy a new psu

 

[SgtScream]

my motherboard does not seem to have onboard graphics port

Have you tried unplugging the power cable to the monitor and plugging it back in? Can you get into the bios with the monitor plugged into the graphic card?

 

[geofelt]

Any graphics card has a default low res mode that will run without any drivers.
That is what lets you boot and install the appropriate drivers.

Double check your connections.
Are the power connectors secure?
Check your monitor connections and the monitor input selection.

Your new card has approximately the same power requirements as the GTX780ti
unless it is a factory overclocked version that needs more than a 6 and 8 pin connector.

 

[kikkela]

Have you tried unplugging the power cable to the monitor and plugging it back in? Can you get into the bios with the monitor plugged into the graphic card?

Yes i have tried. And no i doesnt show anything with the gpu plugged in.

 

[SgtScream]

If you can't even see the bios splash screen on boot then it's a physical problem. Check the above suggestions.

 

[captaincharisma]

does the new GPU have a power connector on it? if it does, did you make sure to plug a power cable from your PSU into it?