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Help my pc keeps displaying “please power down and Connect the the pcie cables”

I keep get a message when I boot my pc"please power down and connect your pcie cables"even though the cable is plugged in properly

specs

Cpu:i5-9400f
Gpu:Gtx 1660 ventus oc 6g
Motherboard:gigabyte b360m ds3h
Ram:16g can’t remember the name
Hdd:1tb can’t remember the name either
Ssd:256g can’t remember the name too
Power supply:evga 550w supernova ga gold edition

your help would be greatly appreciated

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But are you plugging in the *right* cables to the GPU?

Show us a pic

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1 minute ago, Radium_Angel said:

But are you plugging in the *right* cables to the GPU?

Show us a pic

Ok  I have 3 different vga cable

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8 minutes ago, Txaps said:

Ok  I have 3 different vga cable

I assume your video card uses a 6 pin connection, which cable did you use? It looks like you have a dual 4 pin, a 6+2 and possibly a straight 6pin cable

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2 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

I assume your video card uses a 6 pin connection, which cable did you use? It looks like you have a dual 4 pin, a 6+2 and possibly a straight 6pin cable

Oh it’s a 8pin

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22 minutes ago, Txaps said:

Oh it’s a 8pin

Ok, did you try the 2x4 or the 6+2 connector?

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5 hours ago, Txaps said:

I tried both 

Ok, dumb question, is your PSU modular? Are you certain the cables are properly plugged into the PSU?

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It’s not a dumb question I should have put this in the description it is a modular psu and I’ll try putting in the cables again 

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On 6/19/2021 at 7:57 PM, Radium_Angel said:

Ok, dumb question, is your PSU modular? Are you certain the cables are properly plugged into the PSU?

Yep still not working 

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3 hours ago, Txaps said:

Yep still not working 

Ok, was your system working, and then it stopped with this message, or has it never worked?

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6 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

Ok, was your system working, and then it stopped with this message, or has it never worked?

It was working one day and then it started displaying this message and I think it’s been like this for about a month 

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4 hours ago, Txaps said:

It was working one day and then it started displaying this message and I think it’s been like this for about a month 

Video card might have gone bad, only way to tell is to swap it out.

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7 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Video card might have gone bad, only way to tell is to swap it out.

I took it apart it’s looking good but I’ll try it on a different motherboard 

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Yes, let us know how that turns out.

I assume you've tried it in a different PCIe slot?

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9 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Yes, let us know how that turns out.

I assume you've tried it in a different PCIe slot?

I don’t have another one sadly so if it’s a motherboard problem I’ll make sure I’ll get one that has multiple pcie slots

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Yep same thing displayed on my friends pc

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