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Need help with my graphics card

I bought a graphics card about 15 days ago, it ran smoothly but today when I was finishing off a game of csgo my screen turened white, I shut it off thinking that it was a csgo glitch but now I can't do anything whithout causing my screen to turn a different color (white, black, red or pink till now)

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1 minute ago, StrafeYT011 said:

I bought a graphics card about 15 days ago, it ran smoothly but today when I was finishing off a game of csgo my screen turened white, I shut it off thinking that it was a csgo glitch but now I can't do anything whithout causing my screen to turn a different color (white, black, red or pink till now)

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can you see the BIOS loading screen?

 

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6 minutes ago, That-Something_ said:

can you see the BIOS loading screen?

 

 

5 minutes ago, MetallicArcherfish said:

is the cable fully plugged in? did it come loose? the cable from the GPU to the monitor 

No the I can't see the bios loading screen

 

ive unplugged the cables and repluged them from both ends but their both not lose

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Just now, StrafeYT011 said:

 

No the I can't see the bios loading screen

 

ive unplugged the cables and repluged them from both ends but their both not lose

are you able to use the CPU's igpu?

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1 hour ago, StrafeYT011 said:

 

No the I can't see the bios loading screen

 

ive unplugged the cables and repluged them from both ends but their both not lose

can you try another port? like if you have it HDMI can you try the VGA or DVI port? or can you test the GPU in another computer to see if it has the same issue, if it does then its the GPU.

 

try to use the Igpu, plug the monitor into the motherboard not the GPU and take out the GPU and see if it works. if it does the GPU could be dead or broken 

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1 minute ago, MetallicArcherfish said:

can you try another port? like if you have it HDMI can you try the VGA or DVI port? or can you test the GPU in another computer to see if it has the same issue, if it does then its the GPU

I don't have any other Pc to try it on but I did try all ports and none of them work

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1 hour ago, StrafeYT011 said:

 

I don't have any other Pc to try it on but I did try all ports and none of them work

did you buy the GPU new or used? and what kind of GPU is it.

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3 minutes ago, That-Something_ said:

are you able to use the CPU's igpu?

The igpu does post

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Just now, StrafeYT011 said:

The igpu does post

do you get a signal?

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5 minutes ago, MetallicArcherfish said:

did you buy the GPU new or used? and what kind of GPU is it.

I bought it new from a bestbuy near me it's a pny 1050 ti

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Just now, That-Something_ said:

do you get a signal?

What do you mean by that, when I'm using the gpu the screen works for a few seconds then it just shows a solid color

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Just now, StrafeYT011 said:

What do you mean by that, when I'm using the gpu the screen works for a few seconds then it just shows a solid color

i mean use a HDMI or DVI cable connected to the mobo. what cpu do you have? 

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Just now, That-Something_ said:

i mean use a HDMI or DVI cable connected to the mobo. what cpu do you have? 

I have a i7 6700 non k, i just did and the Pc posts and is fully working, I think that my gpu is dead

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Just now, StrafeYT011 said:

I have a i7 6700 non k, i just did and the Pc posts and is fully working, I think that my gpu is dead

Thank you guys so much for helping me I think I'll have to return my gpu

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Sounds like it, as a last resort change the PICE slot and do a clean install of the dirvers

i7-7700k @4.8GHz

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EVGA GTX 1080Ti FTW 3

850w EVGA PSU

32GB corsair LPX ddr4 ram 

 

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1 minute ago, That-Something_ said:

Sounds like it, as a last resort change the PICE slot and do a clean install of the dirvers

Ok thanks for helping me

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1 minute ago, StrafeYT011 said:

Thank you guys so much for helping me I think I'll have to return my gpu

 

1 minute ago, That-Something_ said:

Sounds like it, as a last resort change the PICE slot and do a clean install of the dirvers

Also it's a possibly a Power cycle or a clear CMOS might fix it

i7-7700k @4.8GHz

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EVGA GTX 1080Ti FTW 3

850w EVGA PSU

32GB corsair LPX ddr4 ram 

 

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