Computer won't turn on! Please help!

[NicholasNicholasNicholas]

So today I added an ssd to my computer and long story short I forgot to plug my gpu power cord in and tried to start my computer twice.

 

After I realized my mistake I instantly plugged the gpu back in and tried to boot again but nothing changed. There is no output and my keyboard and mouse aren't lighting up.  The fans are spinning. I have tried removing the ssd. I have tried clearing the cmos. I have tried another gpu. Have I fried my mobo bymaking my gpu take power only from that?

 

 

I have an r5 1600, 16gb of ram, rtx 2070 super (tried with an rx 480 too)

[williamb1]

I don't think leaving it unplugged fried your board It can only draw so much power from the socket 

[NicholasNicholasNicholas]

Just now, williamb1 said:

I don't think leaving it unplugged fried your board It can only draw so much power from the socket 

Do you know what it could be? I am trying everything here

[Avocado417]

1 minute ago, williamb1 said:

I don't think leaving it unplugged fried your board It can only draw so much power from the socket 

i agree, but have you tried it with your other ssd or trying to re-seat your gpu?

[Avocado417]

1 minute ago, Nickathom said:

Do you know what it could be? I am trying everything here

I think it might require a bios update. 

[williamb1]

1 minute ago, Nickathom said:

Do you know what it could be? I am trying everything here

Your fans spin so your motherboard seems its not fried did you ground your self

[NicholasNicholasNicholas]

3 minutes ago, Avocado417 said:

i agree, but have you tried it with your other ssd or trying to re-seat your gpu?

I tried with an entirely different gpu and it still didn't work

[NicholasNicholasNicholas]

3 minutes ago, williamb1 said:

Your fans spin so your motherboard seems its not fried did you ground your self

I touched my tap which is supposed to ground me but still I thought static wasn't an issue anymore 

[williamb1]

2 minutes ago, Nickathom said:

I touched my tap which is supposed to ground me but still I thought static wasn't an issue anymore 

Static is still a issue just not as big as it use to be

[NicholasNicholasNicholas]

I managed to fix it by taking out the cmos battery and reseating my ram. I did them at the same time so i dont know which specifically fixed it but thank all of you for your replies