280X Dead

[OsuMasterz]

So currently, my gpu is not working. Yesterday, my PC was randomly turning off during a benchmark. I switched the slot of the card, and then the gpu wouldnt turn on anymore. Im kind of in a frenzy now, because my mom says I cant get a New GPU for another month= No using PC for a month. The fans spin, but the GPU doesnt turn on. It doesnt even get hot at all.

[PRTI]

Try to switch out the GPU with some cheap one for like $10 and see if that one works

[MoonlightSylv]

Does your card have a dual BIOS switch?

[rawk5000]

Which card is(was) it?

[OsuMasterz]

ShadowTechXTS: no it doesnt
Rawk5000: 280x

[rawk5000]

I meant what brand, since I have a Asus r9 280x.

[Mr.Meerkat]

What PSU do you have?
Have you tried reseating the GPU?
Have you tried your onboard graphics? (if you have any)
Have you tried a different PSU? (if you have another one)
Have you tried replugging everything (and maybe with other PCIe cables)?
Maybe the video cable got slightly disconnected?

[OsuMasterz]

Rawk5000: Sapphire
Mr.Meerkat
Corsair CX600
Tried 3 Different Slots
Onboard GPU works
Dont have one
Yes, I even tried molex to pcie
All 3 Monitors dont work

[Toby_]

A friend of mine has got the same card, he got it working by pressing the Bios switch button while the PC was running. Just try that, maybe it'll work!
Good Luck!

[Newtype0085]

It may just need to be re seated.  Was it running very hot before the BSOD came?  I hadesimilar issues on my GTX 660, and dis-assembling the cooler to remove dust and gunk, cleaning it very well, and applying thermal past got it's temps WAY down and made it completely stable.

[OsuMasterz]

4 hours ago, Newtype0085 said:

It may just need to be re seated.  Was it running very hot before the BSOD came?  I hadesimilar issues on my GTX 660, and dis-assembling the cooler to remove dust and gunk, cleaning it very well, and applying thermal past got it's temps WAY down and made it completely stable.

I reseat it, I had a liquid cooler on it, and the temps were at 40C idle. There wasnt any dust.

[OsuMasterz]

6 hours ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

What PSU do you have?
Have you tried reseating the GPU?
Have you tried your onboard graphics? (if you have any)
Have you tried a different PSU? (if you have another one)
Have you tried replugging everything (and maybe with other PCIe cables)?
Maybe the video cable got slightly disconnected?

Corsair CX600
Tried 3 Different Slots
Onboard GPU works
Dont have one
Yes, I even tried molex to pcie
All 3 Monitors dont work

[OsuMasterz]

6 hours ago, ShadowTechXTS said:

Does your card have a dual BIOS switch?

no

[Mr.Meerkat]

11 hours ago, OsuMasterz said:

Corsair CX600
Tried 3 Different Slots
Onboard GPU works
Dont have one
Yes, I even tried molex to pcie
All 3 Monitors dont work

Hmmmmm...do you have another PC/GPU that you can test with? If not the maybe try and RMA the GPU if you still have any warranty left? 

[OsuMasterz]

On 9/6/2016 at 11:14 AM, Mr.Meerkat said:

Hmmmmm...do you have another PC/GPU that you can test with? If not the maybe try and RMA the GPU if you still have any warranty left? 

I tried a AMD Radeon HD 5770 in my system, and it worked fine. I put my GPU in a different system. It also had a HX750 PSU in it. My 280X did not turn on.

Im in the middle of a RMA process with Sapphire atm

[Mr.Meerkat]

6 hours ago, OsuMasterz said:

I tried a AMD Radeon HD 5770 in my system, and it worked fine. I put my GPU in a different system. It also had a HX750 PSU in it. My 280X did not turn on.

Im in the middle of a RMA process with Sapphire atm

Good luck