HELP!!!!

[Alwaroo]

i just got my new gpu gtx 1080 and i plugged it in and its getting power but when i press the power button on the the gpu lights up and stuff but the fans spin like crazy at 100% and im not getting any  display tried plenty of stuff and nothing and yes when i unplugg the gpu and use the mobo everything works fine its just the gpu is getting power the fans are spinning like crazy and when in bios its not getting detected by the pcie slot 

tried ram slots, cms battery, rebuilt the pc check everything plugged in properly same thing all the time 

my system spec i got last week too all brand new nothing used
9600k

16gb 3000

msi z390 a pro

cxm 550

[Bogo Mogo]

Check if your graphic card is correcly pluged in to your monitor (EDIT: do you plugged card to your monitor, not mobo? wink wink), check if you properly seated card in PCI-E slot, try different PCI-E slot if you have more than one and last one check card on friends computer.

 

ah also once someone forgot to plug pci power cables to card - check that to.

 

 

[Alwaroo]

12 minutes ago, Bogo Mogo said:

Check if your graphic card is correcly pluged in to your monitor (EDIT: do you plugged card to your monitor, not mobo? wink wink), check if you properly seated card in PCI-E slot, try different PCI-E slot if you have more than one and last one check card on friends computer.

 

ah also once someone forgot to plug pci power cables to card - check that to.

 

 

tried that and nothing and yes it worked on a different computer

[SenKa]

It worked in a different PC? Thats weird...

 

Try updating the BIOS on your motherboard, as well as the VBIOS of the card.

[Bogo Mogo]

reset bios settings if it will not help update bios - i heard 'myths' that it can help but actually never experienced it. -i highly doubt that it will help

[Sorenson]

make sure you don’t have drivers for another graphics card installed on your computer. I would recommend using DDU.

[Bogo Mogo]

1 minute ago, Sorenson said:

make sure you don’t have drivers for another graphics card installed on your computer. I would recommend using DDU.

its not it if he dont boot at all, his GPU isnt picked up by mobo

[Alwaroo]

Just now, Sorenson said:

make sure you don’t have drivers for another graphics card installed on your computer. I would recommend using DDU.

i do have the 9600k intel i gpu installed do i use ddu to uninstall that too ? and please explain this when its plugged and turn the pc on the gpu fan go insane 

[Alwaroo]

Just now, Bogo Mogo said:

its not it if he dont boot at all

the pc works 100% fine its just im not getting display from the gpu when i plug the the display port in the mobo i get display and works fine 

[Sorenson]

1 minute ago, Bogo Mogo said:

its not it if he dont boot at all, his GPU isnt picked up by mobo

yea i agree, but it’s still best to try DDU. 

[Sorenson]

2 minutes ago, Alwaroo said:

i do have the 9600k intel i gpu installed do i use ddu to uninstall that too ? and please explain this when its plugged and turn the pc on the gpu fan go insane 

no, just any dedicated card graphics. i had a defective asus 1080 that did something similar. i had to RMA it.

[Alwaroo]

3 minutes ago, Sorenson said:

no, just any dedicated card graphics. i had a defective asus 1080 that did something similar. i had to RMA it.

this is the first time plugging in a dedicated gpu in this system is new

[Sorenson]

28 minutes ago, Alwaroo said:

this is the first time plugging in a dedicated gpu in this system is new

Do you have the motherboard supplemental power plugged in? do you mind posting a picture of your motherboard with everything plugged into it?

[Alwaroo]

14 minutes ago, Sorenson said:

Do you have the motherboard supplemental power plugged in? do you mind posting a picture of your motherboard with everything plugged into it?

every thing is plugged in fine i made sure of that literally only issue is trying to get display from the gpu 

[Sorenson]

3 minutes ago, Alwaroo said:

every thing is plugged in fine i made sure of that literally only issue is trying to get display from the gpu 

So I would try a different graphics card in your computer if you have access to one to test your motherboard. Otherwise return/Rma your graphics card see if that fixes it, if that doesn't work its probably the motherboard.