Everything broken down... Help?

[Nizo_GTO]

Hello,

I installed a new WD Black drive in my brothers computer, and realized that he was using an Nvidia GPU so I took it out, plugged the monitor into the integrated graphics and the APU and the computer wouldn't send a signal to the monitor. I noticed that on the postcodes it cycled through a bunch of numbers, pausing slightly at 55, then for a couple of seconds at 32, then restarting the cycle over again, so I plugged the GPU back in and I have the same error, I've tried everything, and somehow, it seems like the USB ports aren't working anymore, the mouse and keyboard don't light up or anything, can someone help me?

Specs:

AMD 10 7850K

Gigabyte GA-A88X-UP4

Nvidia Quadro K6000

Cooler Master V750

Kingston V300 120GB SSD

8GB of HyperX Fury RAM

Corsair H60

 

The computer has been working perfectly for the last 3 years except for a minor hiccup a little under two years ago when the APU and then RX250 in the system stopped working, I couldn't draw a signal from the motherboards video ports since then, and that graphics card didn't work anymore. I know that the Quadro is fine since A) It's fans are spinning, and B) The monitor can detect that it's plugged into a computer, its just not receiving a signal from it. I tried changing the PCI-E slot of the card, that didn't help, and I tried a hard reset through the motherboard but that didn't help either.

[FuzzyLogic]

Have you tried replacing the motherboard?

[Nizo_GTO]

Just now, thegreengamers said:

Have you tried replacing the motherboard?

Don't have another one

[Unimaginative Name]

Clear the CMOS and try again.

[Nizo_GTO]

31 minutes ago, Unimaginative Name said:

Clear the CMOS and try again.

didn't work, I cleared CMOS by taking out the battery and reinstalling it, same error

 

[Unimaginative Name]

2 minutes ago, Nizo_GTO said:

didn't work, I cleared CMOS by taking out the battery and reinstalling it, same error

 

Check your mobo manual to see what those postcodes are.

[Nizo_GTO]

3 minutes ago, Unimaginative Name said:

Check your mobo manual to see what those postcodes are.

Nothing on postcode 32