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GPU fans spin for some seconds then stop spinning

Mekkerino

Hey guys

Recently my new Pc arrived and I had some problems with the gpu . An r9 380 from sapphire

The fans started spinning and then stopped for a sec.

I thought it was the PSU so I changed the VS650 to a Seasonic S12II 620W

Now,i built everything,set it up and it still does the same as it did before.

The gpu fans start spinning and then stop after 2 sec and I get no signal.

Here are the parts  http://pcpartpicker.com/p/VKYpxr

The mobo has ez debug leds and the vga led is turning on

what can I do?

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does the gpu overheat? do the fans start spinning once you put some workload to your gpu? i mean don't worry about your gpu overheating so much that it will break, your pc will be shut down before that, and if thats the case you still gonna rma that because its defective. what that would accomplish is that for example my gtx 970 has 0db mode, when the fans don't spin when they don't have to. your might have the same

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The fans should actually stop. Here is a quote from Sapphire's site:
 

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Intelligent Fan Control II
Intelligent fan control allows one or more fans to be stopped for lower noise when the card is under light load and automaticaly restarted when the card temperature rises

But it's weird that you don't get a signal.

 

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Mekkerino said:

-snip-

Product description on the Newegg page lists this:

 

 

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Intelligent Fan Control II

Intelligent fan control allows one or more fans to be stopped for lower noise when the card is under light load and is automatically restarted when the card temperature rises – resulting in a smoother, quieter operation.

Try running a game or a benchmark (Heaven, Valley, FireStrike, etc) and see if they start spinning. Monitor your GPU temp and if for some reason they aren't spinning up shut down the benchmark before temps get out of control.

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2 minutes ago, ben dover kid said:

does the gpu overheat? do the fans start spinning once you put some workload to your gpu? i mean don't worry about your gpu overheating so much that it will break, your pc will be shut down before that, and if thats the case you still gonna rma that because its defective. what that would accomplish is that for example my gtx 970 has 0db mode, when the fans don't spin when they don't have to. your might have the same

I cant even get a signal

there is nothing installed on the pc

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1 minute ago, Mekkerino said:

I cant even get a signal

there is nothing installed on the pc

can't get signal? you mean that your pc doesn't recognize that you have a gpu installed? try a different pci slot? make sure you have plugged in the right cables? also what you mean "there is nothing installed on the pc" , so you don't have os or what do you mean?

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9 minutes ago, ben dover kid said:

can't get signal? you mean that your pc doesn't recognize that you have a gpu installed? try a different pci slot? make sure you have plugged in the right cables? also what you mean "there is nothing installed on the pc" , so you don't have os or what do you mean?

I have no os,literally nothing

 

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As I said,the gpu fans start spinning and then stop after 2 or 3 sec

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Just now, Mekkerino said:

I have no os,literally nothing

 

so bios doesn't recognize it? well why don't you just go ahead and install os on it? whats stopping you? if the pc boots up then all good in the hood(probably). ez debug light can be.. something. consult manual. try using only 1 ram stick, make sure they are in the correct slots, try the different pci slots.

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1 minute ago, ben dover kid said:

so bios doesn't recognize it? well why don't you just go ahead and install os on it? whats stopping you? if the pc boots up then all good in the hood(probably). ez debug light can be.. something. consult manual. try using only 1 ram stick, make sure they are in the correct slots, try the different pci slots.

how can I install os without having vga signal?

Dude I have nothing on my screen...

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what motherboard is it?

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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1 minute ago, Moonzy said:

what motherboard is it?

msi b150m night elf

 

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5 minutes ago, Mekkerino said:

how can I install os without having vga signal?

Dude I have nothing on my screen...

vga signal? oh cmon man what the fuck, vga? use anything else than that. but... you just plug the shitty vga cable on your mobo vga connector, you don't need a gpu for installing a darn os

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2 minutes ago, Mekkerino said:

msi b150m night elf

try using only one stick of ram

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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3 minutes ago, ben dover kid said:

vga signal? oh cmon man what the fuck, vga? use anything else than that. but... you just plug the shitty vga cable on your mobo vga connector, you don't need a gpu for installing a darn os

the mobo got only dvi cable and my dvi adaptor is the not the right one for it

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3 minutes ago, Moonzy said:

try using only one stick of ram

ok

 

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1 minute ago, Mekkerino said:

the mobo got only dvi cable and my dvi adaptor is the not the right one for it

what mobo is that? + didn't your monitor come with hdmi cable? don't you have a hdmi cable anywhere in your house? your TV for example? from what i gather usually mobos have like every type of connector type, probably not DP but most likely vga, dvi, hdmi...

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5 minutes ago, Mekkerino said:

ok

also, make sure your monitor is connected to the gpu, not the motherboard

 

though it shouldnt make the vga debug LED light up anyway

 

try the ram method first, if that doesnt work then we'll try others

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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1 minute ago, Moonzy said:

also, make sure your monitor is connected to the gpu, not the motherboard

 

though it shouldnt make the vga debug LED light up anyway

 

try the ram method first, if that doesnt work then we'll try others

can't do it right now,have some work to do,i'll quote your comment when I'm done trying your option

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5 minutes ago, ben dover kid said:

what mobo is that? + didn't your monitor come with hdmi cable? don't you have a hdmi cable anywhere in your house? your TV for example? from what i gather usually mobos have like every type of connector type, probably not DP but most likely vga, dvi, hdmi...

msi b150m night elf,it has only dvi,and I don't have that kind of dvi cable at home

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48 minutes ago, Mekkerino said:

msi b150m night elf,it has only dvi,and I don't have that kind of dvi cable at home

well damn.those cost like 5 dollars so pick up one from way home from work or whatever

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59 minutes ago, ben dover kid said:

well damn.those cost like 5 dollars so pick up one from way home from work or whatever

yea,i'll take it to a pc-shop tomorrow to troubleshoot the problems and i'll buy a dvi cable too

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  • 2 years later...
On 5/17/2016 at 8:06 PM, Mekkerino said:

Hey guys

Recently my new Pc arrived and I had some problems with the gpu . An r9 380 from sapphire

The fans started spinning and then stopped for a sec.

I thought it was the PSU so I changed the VS650 to a Seasonic S12II 620W

Now,i built everything,set it up and it still does the same as it did before.

The gpu fans start spinning and then stop after 2 sec and I get no signal.

Here are the parts  http://pcpartpicker.com/p/VKYpxr

The mobo has ez debug leds and the vga led is turning on

what can I do?

 

hi there

dude i have to tell u never buy anything from MSI brand

its not good really

i have MSI lap top and last year i bought a MSI GTX 980 and now both cooling fan are fucked up

u know MSI is a asshole company and never fix there stuff fans

 

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