Plz help

[Andy3900x]

So I have a problem I moved my pc to my sisters house and it won’t put out any video I tryed 3 different hdmi cables and Reset the gpu and tryed 2 monitors but nouthin works it’s not the tv cuz the Nintendo switch works with the tv and cables Also I have a rx 570 if that matters it worked fine this morning then I had to shut down to unplug it I even have a oculus rift s and though the hdmi port broke so I used the display port on the headset and still nouthin Please help guys 

[Andy3900x]

4 minutes ago, Andy3900x said:

So I have a problem I moved my pc to my sisters house and it won’t put out any video I tryed 3 different hdmi cables and Reset the gpu and tryed 2 monitors but nouthin works it’s not the tv cuz the Nintendo switch works with the tv and cables Also I have a rx 570 if that matters it worked fine this morning then I had to shut down to unplug it I even have a oculus rift s and though the hdmi port broke so I used the display port on the headset and still nouthin Please help guys 

Also I just tryed a different slot and nouthin 

[WaggishOhio383]

3 minutes ago, Andy3900x said:

So I have a problem I moved my pc to my sisters house and it won’t put out any video I tryed 3 different hdmi cables and Reset the gpu and tryed 2 monitors but nouthin works it’s not the tv cuz the Nintendo switch works with the tv and cables Also I have a rx 570 if that matters it worked fine this morning then I had to shut down to unplug it I even have a oculus rift s and though the hdmi port broke so I used the display port on the headset and still nouthin Please help guys 

Specs of the PC? If the CPU has integrated graphics try using that instead of the GPU and see if you get video out. You can try clearing the CMOS on the motherboard and see if that fixes the GPU problem, but if that doesn't work you're likely dealing with a dead GPU. Try testing the PC with a different GPU if possible.

 

If the GPU is dead, it's likely that something touched it or messed with it while you were moving the PC which shorted it out.

[Andy3900x]

1 minute ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

Specs of the PC? If the CPU has integrated graphics try using that instead of the GPU and see if you get video out. You can try clearing the CMOS on the motherboard and see if that fixes the GPU problem, but if that doesn't work you're likely dealing with a dead GPU. Try testing the PC with a different GPU if possible.

 

If the GPU is dead, it's likely that something touched it or messed with it while you were moving the PC which shorted it out.

It’s a ASUS x570 prime pro with a ryzen 9 3900x and 32 gigs ddr4 and rx570 and 650 watt Corsair psu 

[WaggishOhio383]

Just now, Andy3900x said:

It’s a ASUS x570 prime pro with a ryzen 9 3900x and 32 gigs ddr4 and rx570 and 650 watt Corsair psu 

Yeah, so no integrated graphics... First thing I'd do is try clearing the CMOS and see if that happens to fix anything. Aside from that, there's not much you can do besides trying a different graphics card. You can't exactly fiddle around with your settings if you don't have any video out...

 

Out of curiosity, is the PC even booting normally? Often when you have a dead GPU the PC will refuse to even turn on when the GPU is inserted.

[Andy3900x]

1 minute ago, Andy3900x said:

It’s a ASUS x570 prime pro with a ryzen 9 3900x and 32 gigs ddr4 and rx570 and 650 watt Corsair psu 

[Andy3900x]

1 minute ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

Yeah, so no integrated graphics... First thing I'd do is try clearing the CMOS and see if that happens to fix anything. Aside from that, there's not much you can do besides trying a different graphics card. You can't exactly fiddle around with your settings if you don't have any video out...

 

Out of curiosity, is the PC even booting normally? Often when you have a dead GPU the PC will refuse to even turn on when the GPU is inserted.

Yah all the lights everywhere come on and the lil speaker only dose 1 beep which is normal 

[WaggishOhio383]

Just now, Andy3900x said:

Yah all the lights everywhere come on and the lil speaker only dose 1 beep which is normal 

Interesting. That doesn't mean the GPU isn't messed up, but it could be fine. First thing I'd do is try clearing CMOS. Your motherboard may have a CMOS clear jumper you can use, but if it doesn't, or you don't know where it is, you can just take out the CMOS battery for a few minutes (make sure to unplug your PSU before taking it out, and hold down the power button on your case for around 30 seconds while it's out to ensure you drain all the power from the system). If that doesn't work, maybe just check to ensure all your cables are properly connected everywhere? It's possible something came loose inside the PC while you were moving the it? Aside from checking those things there's not much else you can do besides swapping out parts and seeing what's causing the problem (the GPU is the most logical place to start).

[Andy3900x]

32 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

Interesting. That doesn't mean the GPU isn't messed up, but it could be fine. First thing I'd do is try clearing CMOS. Your motherboard may have a CMOS clear jumper you can use, but if it doesn't, or you don't know where it is, you can just take out the CMOS battery for a few minutes (make sure to unplug your PSU before taking it out, and hold down the power button on your case for around 30 seconds while it's out to ensure you drain all the power from the system). If that doesn't work, maybe just check to ensure all your cables are properly connected everywhere? It's possible something came loose inside the PC while you were moving the it? Aside from checking those things there's not much else you can do besides swapping out parts and seeing what's causing the problem (the GPU is the most logical place to start).

Man U r a life saver I found cmos jumper and it worked right off the start had to configure bios a lil bit but then it booted in to windows thanks u sooo much for ur help u r what’s gods r made of 

[WaggishOhio383]

2 minutes ago, Andy3900x said:

Man U r a life saver I found cmos jumper and it worked right off the start had to configure bios a lil bit but then it booted in to windows thanks u sooo much for ur help u r what’s gods r made of 

No problem. Glad it worked! Who knows what messed it up in the first place, but clearing the CMOS is always a good place to start when you have a problem like that.