GPU not outputting properly, pls help :'(

[Gykoru]

My specs are 1050t, i5 10th gen, 8gb ram, 600watt psu.
The problem started after my friend put his rx 470 into my system to check if its working or not. After which we cleaned the system n put mine back in n now its not outputting properly. Bootscreen is not loading so i cant even access the bios

[SignatureSigner]

I would try reseating your card and make sure its properly installed.

If that doesnt work that doesn't look good.

[IkeaGnome]

Are you able to remove the GPU and boot off integrated graphics? You didn't say what CPU you have, so I'm assuming it's not an "F" model. If you can, do so. Download DDU, run in safe mode and remove NVIDIA and AMD drivers.

[Gykoru]

13 minutes ago, IkeaGnome said:

Are you able to remove the GPU and boot off integrated graphics? You didn't say what CPU you have, so I'm assuming it's not an "F" model. If you can, do so. Download DDU, run in safe mode and remove NVIDIA and AMD drivers.

Its an F version so i dont have integrated gpu

[IkeaGnome]

Just now, Gykoru said:

Its an F version so i dont have integrated gpu

Reseat the GPU and triple check all connectors.

Did it work fine with their GPU?

[Gykoru]

15 minutes ago, SignatureSigner said:

I would try reseating your card and make sure its properly installed.

If that doesnt work that doesn't look good.

I did try, multiple times, doesnt fix it

[Gykoru]

1 minute ago, IkeaGnome said:

Reseat the GPU and triple check all connectors.

Did it work fine with their GPU?

Tried reseating, n its a zotac mini so there r no power cables. My friend's gpu is kinda dead so his didnt. Should I try getting another nvidia gpu from a technician n see if i can boot it n uninstall drivers?

[IkeaGnome]

Just now, Gykoru said:

Tried reseating, n its a zotac mini so there r no power cables. My friend's gpu is kinda dead so his didnt. Should I try getting another nvidia gpu from a technician n see if i can boot it n uninstall drivers?

Is the GPU still not mounted all the way? In the picture you posted above, it looks like it doesn't have screws holding it in and is bending down quite a bit.

The picture makes it look like the video cable is holding the GPU up.

[Gykoru]

3 minutes ago, IkeaGnome said:

Is the GPU still not mounted all the way? In the picture you posted above, it looks like it doesn't have screws holding it in and is bending down quite a bit.

The picture makes it look like the video cable is holding the GPU up.

I was having initially having issues properly mounting it, so I laid down the pc on a table, n held it in place with my hand. That ensures it is mounted all the way in, right?

[IkeaGnome]

1 minute ago, Gykoru said:

I was having initially having issues properly mounting it,

What issues? Was it not wanting to go in the slot and line up with bracket to screw it to? 

Are you able to post a picture of the GPU and the PCIE slot you were trying?

 

[Gykoru]

1 minute ago, IkeaGnome said:

What issues? Was it not wanting to go in the slot and line up with bracket to screw it to? 

Are you able to post a picture of the GPU and the PCIE slot you were trying?

 

Dont mind but, can I put it in approximately 12hrs. I m still a kid and, my pc is in another room, and i aint allowed to go there after bedtime

[IkeaGnome]

Just now, Gykoru said:

Dont mind but, can I put it in approximately 12hrs. I m still a kid and, my pc is in another room, and i aint allowed to go there after bedtime

Works for me. I'll be asleep, but someone else will hopefully come and help.

It looks like the PCIE slot covers on the case can't be put back in once they're removed.

I can't tell if that's just the angle of the picture though. If they can easily be put back in, you can also try a different slot on the motherboard. We might have to remove one anyways to try a different slot later on.