gtx 950 sc make cpu led blink no signal to monitor

[codeshadow]

So I just build a new pc when I use gtx 950sc it make my cpu led blink and no signal to monitor but when I run the computer without the graphic card everything runs fine. Can anyone tell me how to solve this issues? 
 

intel i3 6100
nvidia gtx 950sc
msi b150a gaming pro
kingston hyperx 8gb 2133mhz
ssd
evga 500w

 

 

- updating bios from msi did not work.
- Resetting cmos did not work.
- disabling integrated graphic did not work.
- changing graphic card to different slot did not work .

- changing ram to different slot did not work.

[Geoffrey]

do you have a different system to test it on? it could be dead bro

[EPPHO]

Test it in other system and check your gpu power cable.

[codeshadow]

Just now, Geoffrey said:

do you have a different system to test it on? it could be dead bro

Evga told me since there is a led indicator next to written the word "cpu" then it is cpu issue but when I run the pc without graphic card everything works fine 

[Geoffrey]

this could be embarrassing but are you plugging the video cable into the graphics card or the motherboard?

[codeshadow]

Just now, Geoffrey said:

this could be embarrassing but are you plugging the video cable into the graphics card or the motherboard?

When I try to use graphic card I connect hdmi to graphic card.

[Geoffrey]

yea man unless you can test it on another system, im guessing it's dead

[codeshadow]

Evga told me the card is fine since led indicates word "cpu" but when I run the pc without graphic card everything runs fine so how it's cpu issue? Ugh I was so excited about this build but I see no solution.

[DragonTamer1]

Check that you have the power cable connected to the graphics card. If it's not getting power it will stop the system from posting and can make it seem like there is something else wrong with your system.

 

You should also try a different output on your GPU just to make sure it is actually working. If you have a cheap card lying around that still works I would suggest dropping that in just to make sure it works. If the system works with the new GPU then you should RMA the card for a new one.

 

Never tell customer service all of the problems. If you have to return a card for a new one it cuts into their bottom line and they don't make as much money. They are about making money, not playing Santa Clause.

[codeshadow]

Problem fixed incase if someone run into same issue this is what I did. Instead of using PCI Express 6 Pin to 2 x 4 Pin Molex that came with the graphic card I used regular 6 pin from power supply and now my graphic card is providing display.