Graphics card not displaying.

[Alexmograine]

Hello guys, so this morning I woke up turned on my computer and the screen didnt display anything. I have my graphics card, a R9 280 connected via HDMI to my Monitor. I switched the HDMI from my graphics card to the motherboards connector and I restarted the computer, went into the Bios to check if the motherboard recognized a graphics card on its PCIE and it didnt. The motherboard is an Asrock z77 extreme 4. My graphics card supports dual bios so i tried switching but nothing  happened. I tried switching PCIE slots but the card still isnt recognized. Thanks for taking the time to read, your help is appreciated.

[Dobbsjr]

I think the graphics card is dead.

[Alexmograine]

Is there a way to be sure? Appart from testing the card into another computer?

[Dobbsjr]

Is there a way to be sure? Appart from testing the card into another computer?

Check if the card's fans are spinning.

[Alexmograine]

They are.

 

Check if the card's fans are spinning.

[Alexmograine]

The card is running but its not being recognized, it doesnt display anything and the motherboard doesnt see it on either of its PCIE slots.

[Dobbsjr]

They are.

Yeah suspected they would be. Power to the fan is not a reliable indicator. Go into the BIOS and disable the integrated graphics.

[Alexmograine]

Already done that and the monitor wouldnt even display on the motherboards HDMI so i had to reset the CMOS

 

Yeah suspected they would be. Power to the fan is not a reliable indicator. Go into the BIOS and disable the integrated graphics.

[Dobbsjr]

Already done that and the monitor wouldnt even display on the motherboards HDMI so i had to reset the CMOS

I think the only way to be sure is to test the card on another computer.

[Alexmograine]

Alright i'll try it out thanks! 

[Bazilias]

Alright i'll try it out thanks! 

You can try to plug your HDMI on your on board GPU and reinstall the drivers of the R9 280, if that doesn't help then you can try it on a other computer