I installed my new gpu but pc wont start (picture)

[Pomfrit]

The monitors shows this ... and it wont start

[Howlandhuang]

check the pcie slot first and then  RAM   probably the gpu is not fixed well.

[Pomfrit]

3 minutes ago, Howlandhuang said:

check the pcie slot first and then  RAM   probably the gpu is not fixed well.

The gpu started working the rbg worked and fans but the pc wont boot

[Howlandhuang]

Im not sure if your display comes from motherboard or gpu. if gpu, sometimes it looks fine but the gpu slots is loose and maybe you should check RAM for the same reason.

[NelizMastr]

If you're using a Pre-UEFI motherboard (Intel 6-series or older / 2nd gen core i or AMD Phenom) with

a modern UEFI only GPU (AMD Navi / RX4xx / 5xx,  Nvidia Pascal / Volta / Turing) then

this is expected behavior.

 

Take the GPU out, boot from onboard if possible and upgrade your BIOS to the latest version and try again.

[Sir0Tek]

6 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

 

taken from one of op's earlier posts - Sandy bridge should still work fine with modern kit and the RX570 is definitely a UEFI era card

Yes, and good find. But what is his new gpu? @Pomfrit why does it sound so german...

[Pomfrit]

4 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

 

taken from one of op's earlier posts - Sandy bridge should still work fine with modern kit and the RX570 is definitely a UEFI era card

What does that mean what should i do

[Pomfrit]

2 minutes ago, Sir0Tek said:

Yes, and good find. But what is his new gpu? @Pomfrit why does it sound so german...

The new card is rx570

[Sir0Tek]

2 minutes ago, Pomfrit said:

The new card is rx570

I realised it after looking through the other threads. Will you please stick with one thread per issue, PLEASE?

[Pomfrit]

Just now, yaboistar said:

have you tried clearing cmos

What are cmos? Do i press update flash drivers at the beginning before it shows the black screen with 0?

[Pomfrit]

1 minute ago, yaboistar said:

what's the model of your motherboard?

CMOS is the BIOS' memory, sometimes settings in the BIOS can cause boot failures when noew hardware is introduced and clearing the CMOS can resolve this by forcing the BIOS to reset to default values

So iset it to default? Will try also what does flash bios update mean ?

[Pomfrit]

5 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

what's the model of your motherboard?

CMOS is the BIOS' memory, sometimes settings in the BIOS can cause boot failures when new hardware is introduced and clearing the CMOS can resolve this by forcing the BIOS to reset to default values

I set to default but didnt work

[Pomfrit]

2 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

just check you can still POST on the iGPU - take the 570 out for the minute.

Imma try take it out and back in

[Pomfrit]

6 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

just check you can still POST on the iGPU - take the 570 out for the minute.

Didnt work....:(

[Pomfrit]

7 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

just check you can still POST on the iGPU - take the 570 out for the minute.

I tried all the cables ram sotrage gpu etc... set the bios to default nothing worked

[Pomfrit]

7 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

just check you can still POST on the iGPU - take the 570 out for the minute.

Do you know how do i enter safe mode? Snd from there i can try to install drivers or something

[Pomfrit]

2 minutes ago, yaboistar said:

that isn't what i said, at all. i said to remove the GPU entirely and try to boot with the onboard graphics chip

 

you cannot enter safe mode if the computer won't POST. but, in answer to your question, a 10 second google search would give you this

  Reveal hidden contents

 

What do i do next after i enter pc with onboard gpu? Also i searched for the safe mode but it doesnt seem to enter in safe mode -.- im so lost

[Sir0Tek]

1 hour ago, yaboistar said:

are you going to offer OP advice on their issue or play moderator.

If you like to go through multiple threads be my guest. He just opened up a new one.

[NelizMastr]

14 hours ago, Pomfrit said:

What do i do next after i enter pc with onboard gpu? Also i searched for the safe mode but it doesnt seem to enter in safe mode -.- im so lost

Answer this question first:

 

14 hours ago, yaboistar said:

what's the model of your motherboard?

You really need to have the latest BIOS to be sure that your new GPU will be properly detected. If you're running an OEM machine, sometimes

a whitelist is enabled, which means only cards on that list will work. HP, Lenovo and Medion are a few that used to do this.

[Luca.K]

On 2/19/2020 at 4:50 PM, yaboistar said:

looks like your motherboard displays it's postcodes. hm.

 

well, if this is coming through your GPU then good news, it's working. something's having a temper tantrum though..

try seeing if clearing your BIOS will help - maybe re-seat the GPU too, make sure it's firmly pushed into the PCIE slot.

I got a familiar problem my pc also wont start : My Grafikcard fans spins, my cpu fan is spining but it wont show me any picture