gpu HELP! Motherboard does not detecting GPU

[GoneGuy]

Hey Almighty Internet and PC Maters

 

My Motherboard does not not detecting my GPU.

 

I built this PC 3 days ago, and I was using my CPU's Integrated graphics and everything works perfectly fine.

I got my GTX1070 yesterday, but nothing has changed after I inserted the GPU on my motherboard .......

 

 

 

 

These are the lists of things I did to solve this problem:

I updated/renewed the BIOS

I cleared the CMOS

I reset everything in Bios about PCIE priority

I checked the GPU carefully

I enabled the CPU graphics in device manager and restarted.

I downloaded and installed the GeForce Experience and NVIDIA1070 drive

 

BUT None of them solved the problem.

So I am begging for help

Any suggestion is appreciated

 

 

Set up details:

i5-7500

Motherboard: B250M-DS3H

EVGA 500W

MSI GTX1070 ARMOR 8G OC

One Ballistix 8G RAM 2666MT/S

120G SSD

1TB HardDrive

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[DarkEnergy]

You plugged the monitor into the graphics card and you're at least getting a picture though I'm assuming?

[wyattzx]

Are you making sure you're plugging your video cables into the new GPU instead of the integrated graphics?

[RAM555789]

Could you perhaps take a picture of it running in your rig, I assuming the fans spin up and all since your saying its just not being detected, also try resitting the GPU?

[Energycore]

Welcome to the Community!

 

Just in case, make sure you plugged your monitor into your graphics card

[Leonard]

@GoneGuy, check the power connector from he PSU is actually the PCIe power connector.

[LienusLateTips]

PCIE Power plugged in?

what PSU is that EVGA 500W? They make some 500W garbage ones

[GoneGuy]

13 hours ago, DarkEnergy said:

You plugged the monitor into the graphics card and you're at least getting a picture though I'm assuming?

 

13 hours ago, DarkEnergy said:

You plugged the monitor into the graphics card and you're at least getting a picture though I'm assuming?

I plugged the monitor into the gpu nothing shows up   

[GoneGuy]

12 hours ago, JDE said:

PCIE Power plugged in?

what PSU is that EVGA 500W? They make some 500W garbage ones

Yes PCIE power was plugged in. My PSU is EVGA 500 W1, 80+ WHITE 500W, 3 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-W1-0500-KR, Black

[GoneGuy]

13 hours ago, RAM555789 said:

Could you perhaps take a picture of it running in your rig, I assuming the fans spin up and all since your saying its just not being detected, also try resitting the GPU?

GPU does not move at all. It drives me crazy. 

[LienusLateTips]

5 hours ago, GoneGuy said:

Yes PCIE power was plugged in. My PSU is EVGA 500 W1, 80+ WHITE 500W, 3 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-W1-0500-KR, Black

I can't really help you in GPU advice, but - if you can return that PSU.

[Hermes02]

Did you plug in the 8-pin connector! Probably yes. I had the same problem with this and I just switched from HDMI to Displayport and everything worked, but I think its a problem with power. I think that your graphics card is defective. I would contact the manufacturer and ask for a replacement! Stay away from EVGA PSU's they aren't great! I would recommend a Corsair PSU next time