Wierd Problem

[griffin.quinn]

I don't know what do do anymore. My computer has been broken for months now and I don't even know what the problem could be.. 

Its my first and only build, and it had been running perfectly until one day I found it would turn on and everything would be powered but it won't connect to any display. All the lights and fans are on, including the fans on my gpu. My CPU cooler is running, so I just don't know what the problem is... Help me please.

[Starelementpoke]

1 minute ago, griffin.quinn said:

I don't know what do do anymore. My computer has been broken for months now and I don't even know what the problem could be.. 

Its my first and only build, and it had been running perfectly until one day I found it would turn on and everything would be powered but it won't connect to any display. All the lights and fans are on, including the fans on my gpu. My CPU cooler is running, so I just don't know what the problem is... Help me please.

Bet it´s not as weird as the spelling of weird you used. But seriously, nothing works? Doesn´t even boot into bios? No image whatsoever? Did you try a different display? Different cable? Different in/output?

[DarthSlater77]

Try disconnecting it from power and discharging it by holding down the power button for roughly a minute. After that try removing the GFX card and use a different PCIe slot. Try different card if possible if that dosent work but it may be a dead GFX card.   

[griffin.quinn]

4 hours ago, Starelementpoke said:

Bet it´s not as weird as the spelling of weird you used. But seriously, nothing works? Doesn´t even boot into bios? No image whatsoever? Did you try a different display? Different cable? Different in/output?

I've tried everything of the sort, no image comes up on any display no matter what cable I use, and the only thing I can observe is a repeating indicator light pattern on the front

[griffin.quinn]

4 hours ago, DarthSlater77 said:

Try disconnecting it from power and discharging it by holding down the power button for roughly a minute. After that try removing the GFX card and use a different PCIe slot. Try different card if possible if that dosent work but it may be a dead GFX card.   

I did try a reseat and nothing changed, maybe your right but I just don't want to believe it because that's like half the price of the whole unit there 

[JAWs]

Another possibility.  If your system has on board/cpu graphics, plug into the on board video, go into the bios and change the video option to the PCIe.  Sometimes the system will reset itself if there is a problem with the card or it's not seated and booting, or cmos battery dies.