Question When booting my pc, one gpu fam will spin at max speed but the other will remain normal, nothing is displayed on screen either

[Liam1406]

As said in title, one fan will spin at max speed and the other will stay normal while the pc itself doesn’t display. My only remedy for this is to turn the pc off then turn the plug off at the wall, then i turn it on again everything will be fine until I turn the pc off again then the issue will occur again and the process must be repeated

My specs are as follows:
1650 super
Ryzen 3 3200g
Asrock b450m hdv r4.0
Be quiet! 80+ bronze psu

 

[dotas1]

Be quiet! 80+ bronze psu

That says the brand and the efficiency. We also need the model of the PSU it's age and it's wattage.

 

[Liam1406]

That says the brand and the efficiency. We also need the model of the PSU it's age and it's wattage.

Sorry, the exact name of it on Amazon is be quiet! System power 9 500W, 80 plus bronze, power supply, black. and by age i assume you mean how long ive had it and ive had it for about 3 weeks now, and that applies to the whole system

 

[CS_044]

Sorry, the exact name of it on Amazon is be quiet! System power 9 500W, 80 plus bronze, power supply, black. and by age i assume you mean how long ive had it and ive had it for about 3 weeks now, and that applies to the whole system

Was your PC a prebuilt PC then, or did you build it?

 

[Liam1406]

Was your PC a prebuilt PC then, or did you build it?

I built it

 

[CS_044]

I built it

Alright, well is the fan spinning the only issue, does it cause any problems in games?

 

[Liam1406]

Alright, well is the fan spinning the only issue, does it cause any problems in games?

I have not yet found any performance issues in games, but unless i turn off either the power supply or the plug at the wall it will not boot or display anything and will be unresponsive

 

[CS_044]

I have not yet found any performance issues in games, but unless i turn off either the power supply or the plug at the wall it will not boot or display anything and will be unresponsive

I don't fully get what you mean there, like the PC won't boot properly?

 

[Liam1406]

I don't fully get what you mean there, like the PC won't boot properly?

When i press the power button to power up the pc everything will be fine apart from 1 gpu fan spinning at max rpm and it not displaying anything.

 

[CS_044]

When i press the power button to power up the pc everything will be fine apart from 1 gpu fan spinning at max rpm and it not displaying anything.

So I take it, it is a dual fan 1650S?

 

[Liam1406]

So I take it, it is a dual fan 1650S?

That would be correct, its an asus tuf brand

 

[CS_044]

That would be correct, its an asus tuf brand

The only thing I could think of is that the GPU fan is faulty, or there isn't enough power getting to the card, but then that would cause game problems. So i'll take a stab that it's a faulty fan.

 

[Liam1406]

The only thing I could think of is that the GPU fan is faulty, or there isn't enough power getting to the card, but then that would cause game problems. So i'll take a stab that it's a faulty fan.

So just return it?

 

[CS_044]

So just return it?

If you can, contact Asus, since it will be under warranty, since there are no cards availiable at this point.

 

[Liam1406]

If you can, contact Asus, since it will be under warranty, since there are no cards availiable at this point.

Annoyingly they’re closed for today but i will contact them asap, would they have any in stock for a replacement?

 

[CS_044]

Annoyingly they’re closed for today but i will contact them asap, would they have any in stock for a replacement?

I wouldn’t know sorry, they might but I doubt it, if you can’t get a replacement yet just try to see if u can keep using ur current one

 

[Liam1406]

I wouldn’t know sorry, they might but I doubt it, if you can’t get a replacement yet just try to see if u can keep using ur current one

Im perfectly capable of continuing to use my current one, the only issue is getting it to boot but once it decides to boot it runs perfectly

 

[dotas1]

Somehow you guys came to the conclusion GPU is at fault without even considering any other possibility and without any testing.
Do you have the latest BIOS, chipset drivers, windows updates?
Have you tried DDU to remove and reinstall your drivers?
Did you try reseating the GPU in the PCIe slot?
Did you make sure that all power connectors were fully and firmly in their position?

 

[CS_044]

Somehow you guys came to the conclusion GPU is at fault without even considering any other possibility and without any testing.
Do you have the latest BIOS, chipset drivers, windows updates?
Have you tried DDU to remove and reinstall your drivers?
Did you try reseating the GPU in the PCIe slot?
Did you make sure that all power connectors were fully and firmly in their position?

Well, I mean yeah we could, but at the time I didn't think of that, also i'm not experienced enough with computers to know everything off the top of my head.

 

[dotas1]

Well, I mean yeah we could, but at the time I didn't think of that, also i'm not experienced enough with computers to know everything off the top of my head.

Don't get me wrong, I am not a professional either. But to suggest RMA of the GPU to someone, without even confirming it's the issue can cause other kind of problems. RMA takes time. What if time was of the essence? What if the GPU was replaced and OP still had issues?

I am simply saying that you need to try and confirm if your suggestion can solve the problem. You can first suggest to try the GPU in another system, or another GPU in his, etc...

 

[CS_044]

Don't get me wrong, I am not a professional either. But to suggest RMA of the GPU to someone, without even confirming it's the issue can cause other kind of problems. RMA takes time. What if time was of the essence? What if the GPU was replaced and OP still had issues?

I am simply saying that you need to try and confirm if your suggestion can solve the problem. You can first suggest to try the GPU in another system, or another GPU in his, etc...

Yes, I understand, it was just the thing that came to my head.

 

[Liam1406]

Somehow you guys came to the conclusion GPU is at fault without even considering any other possibility and without any testing.
Do you have the latest BIOS, chipset drivers, windows updates?
Have you tried DDU to remove and reinstall your drivers?
Did you try reseating the GPU in the PCIe slot?
Did you make sure that all power connectors were fully and firmly in their position?

I have since just to make sure asked for my brothers gpu to test if its my system and it works perfectly fine. I could still try those things, but im not very good at that sort of stuff

 

[dotas1]

I have since just to make sure asked for my brothers gpu to test if its my system and it works perfectly fine. I could still try those things, but im not very good at that sort of stuff

Try your GPU in your brother's system as well. Sure, it does seem like your GPU is at fault but you need to make sure.

 

[Liam1406]

Try your GPU in your brother's system as well. Sure, it does seem like your GPU is at fault but you need to make sure.

Ok, i will ask if hes okay with that then will give it a try

 

[Liam1406]

Ok, i will ask if hes okay with that then will give it a try

Now im just really con

Try your GPU in your brother's system as well. Sure, it does seem like your GPU is at fault but you need to make sure.

now im just really confused, his works in mine mine works in his but mine doesn’t work in mine??