possibly dead gpu

[KingSlayer69]

Powered my pc today,everything good,hdd spinning,cpu&case fans spinning,gpu fan not spinning.It just shows a black screen,not even bios or something.So my guess is that the gpu is dead,isn't it?
GPU:AMD Sapphire Nitro R9 380 4gb.

 

[BottleGamer]

Do you get any output when you connect it to your mainboard ?

 

[Devildjinn]

Do you have an igpu? Plug that in and see if bios/device manager sees it.
No power is not a good sign, maybe psu could be at fault also.

 

[KingSlayer69]

Do you have an igpu? Plug that in and see if bios/device manager sees it.
No power is not a good sign, maybe psu could be at fault also.

No igpu sadly.Could the psu be at fault if all the fans are ok and the hdd is also working?

 

[KingSlayer69]

Do you get any output when you connect it to your mainboard ?

Umm output like what?anything on screen or something?Also usually when i turn on the pc,all the leds on headphones/mouse/keyboard and the xbox controller light up,but now they don't.Other than that everything seems fine

 

[CropEditPaste]

Try resetting the CMOS. It will clear the BIOS and set everything to default. Just look up the manufacturer of your motherboard, find the guide and it will show you how to reset it.

 

[KingSlayer69]

Try resetting the CMOS. It will clear the BIOS and set everything to default. Just look up the manufacturer of your motherboard, find the guide and it will show you how to reset it.

If only the manual wasn't retarded and i could actually see where the jumper is.Also,shouldn't the jumpers have something on them to reset them?Like in this vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdHH9KrceR0

 

[BottleGamer]

Just look arround on your mainboard
it should be located somewhere in the bottom of the board i guess
Its pretty small since it only consists of 3 pins

 

[KingSlayer69]

Just look arround on your mainboard
it should be located somewhere in the bottom of the board i guess
Its pretty small since it only consists of 3 pins

There is something(and it's in the same spot the manual indicates),but it only has 2 pins,and i don't know how i should reset it since in the video the guy has that small plastic thing he puts on the pins,and i dont have that.

 

[BottleGamer]

Just look arround on your mainboard
it should be located somewhere in the bottom of the board i guess
Its pretty small since it only consists of 3 pins

There is something(and it's in the same spot the manual indicates),but it only has 2 pins,and i don't know how i should reset it since in the video the guy has that small plastic thing he puts on the pins,and i dont have that.

So there is nothing covering the pins even though theres CMOS printed on the mainboard right next to it ?

 

[KingSlayer69]

Just look arround on your mainboard
it should be located somewhere in the bottom of the board i guess
Its pretty small since it only consists of 3 pins

There is something(and it's in the same spot the manual indicates),but it only has 2 pins,and i don't know how i should reset it since in the video the guy has that small plastic thing he puts on the pins,and i dont have that.

So there is nothing covering the pins even though theres CMOS printed on the mainboard right next to it ?

Nothing on it.Also it deosn't say CMOS,but JBAT1.The CMOS can't be anywhere else tho,because the motherboard manual shows the jumper has only 2 pins and is in this exact same spot as JBAT1,so this is gotta be it
P.S. I had the whole PC a year ago in service(for gpu replacement) and I'm thinking maybe the guys there accidentally removed the jumper cover and forgot to put it back in.

 

[lxgoldsmith]

Do you have another computer to test the gpu in or a multimeter for the psu?

 

[KingSlayer69]

Do you have another computer to test the gpu in or a multimeter for the psu?

Nope,no pc for available to me.Just laptops.I can take the whole pc to the shop from where i bought all the parts(since mostof them still have warranty and if it's the gpu/mobo/cpu they can replace it).But i don't really trust these guys since a while ago i sent them a faulty gpu and had to argue with them until they tested it in front of me and the gpu was faulty,and i got it replaced

 

[lxgoldsmith]

If you have a voltmeter or multimeter, you can check to see if your psu is giving the wrong voltage.