Von Denevue

No I bought it from Amazon and it's new.

Fans go crazy just as I turn the pc on and are at the same condition after the windows is loaded. I'll try it on another pc as soon as I can. Thanks for your answer

I just bought an MSI Radeon RX 570 graphics card and it worked just fine for a week. Yesterday though, when I was playing Rise of The Tomb Raider on one monitor and watching youtube on the other one, the pc suddenly froze and went off. I thought it was restarting itself but it didn't. I tried turning it on but the button didn't work. I pulled out the power cable and put it back in, then I was able to turn on my computer. But the problem is, the monitor that was connected to the graphics card had no display (the other one is connected to the motherboard). I disconnected and reconnected all the cables I could, tried programs to detect the card but there was no use. I was seeking help on the other monitor for half an hour then suddenly the card's fans started spinning VERY VERY LOUD. I don't think it's meant to be spinning that fast and loud. I thought maybe it was an impermanent error and fixed itself, so I rebooted the pc. It again started spinning like crazy but there was still no display. I turned it off cause I don't think it's healthy for the card's fans to spin that fast. Now I'm just lying here waiting for your help. My system information: i3-3220 3.3Ghz MSI RX 570 4GB OC Version Motherboard is GIGABYTE H61M-DS2 400W Powerboost ATX Switching Power Supply 16GB of DDR3 RAM (2x8) Windows 10 x64 Side note: I've been using double monitors with my previous card for more than 2 years, no problem ever occured with that. I'm grateful to any kind of help, thank you. EDIT: I tried it on my TV using a different port (HDMI) and it didn't work, though it worked just fine with my TV a week ago.