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Moonlight_fury
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so i was just doing my project in Power Point nothing in the background and wasn't straining my pc at all when my pc went off when i turn on my pc  the gpu fan is running but no signal  but when i switch to my cpu integrated graphics  its fine its working but when i try again in my gpu is still no signal i already tried all of fixing  issue that you can search online like cleaning cmos  and all its just always the same no signal is there anyone can help me with this problem 

My Specs
Mother Board : MSI B360M PRO-VD
CPU: Intel Core i5-8400
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1050 2GB
RAM: Corsair  Vengeance LPX 8GB
PSU: EVGA 500B

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so if your PC turned off, I would think the issue is more the Power Supply. If the card has supplemental power, IE a 6 pin power cable in it, try using a different one from your PSU. 

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Probably the card wasnt fixed in position. Did you screw the card's IO shield into the bracket on the case?

 

Also reinstall the card in the PCIE slot

3 minutes ago, AskTJ said:

Unplug the 6 pin connectors that go into the 1060, and plug them back in. Let us know what happens.

It's a 1050, very unlikely to even have a 6pin, not to mention multiple 6pins.

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1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

Probably the card wasnt fixed in position. Did you screw the card's IO shield into the bracket on the case?

 

It's a 1050, very unlikely to even have a 6pin, not to mention multiple 6pins.

My mistake for misreading. Would've thought they would have a better GPU with an 8400.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Moonlight_fury said:

already did i think its just my gtx 1050 gpu is the problem 

Well that answers that, but the cause should be found nevertheless to not let this happen again, if this wasn't the card itself.

 

Why don't you inspect it for blown capacitors or other issues on the surface. Same goes for motherboard. Because my bet is on a surge that happened and friend your card.

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Just now, NMS said:

Well that answers that, but the cause should be found nevertheless to not let this happen again, if this wasn't the card itself.

 

Why don't you inspect it for blown capacitors or other issues on the surface. Same goes for motherboard. Because my bet is on a surge that happened and friend your card.

i already opened my gpu  and there's nothing wrong in the capacitors and the  back of my gpu is fine as always i cant think of anything that can kill my gpu nothing at all but there it is still no signal 

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1 minute ago, Moonlight_fury said:

i already opened my gpu  and there's nothing wrong in the capacitors and the  back of my gpu is fine as always i cant think of anything that can kill my gpu nothing at all but there it is still no signal 

Then unfortunately there's nothing you can do with the GPU. Unless you still have warranty, in which case RMA it.

And no, unscrewing the heatsink does not void the warranty.

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Just now, NMS said:

Then unfortunately there's nothing you can do with the GPU. Unless you still have warranty, in which case RMA it.

And no, unscrewing the heatsink does not void the warranty.

its 2nd hand gtx 1050 my friend gave it to me she gave it to me 3 months ago and she said that there's no warranty at all so i can do nothing about the warranty at all 

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Just now, Moonlight_fury said:

its 2nd hand gtx 1050 my friend gave it to me she gave it to me 3 months ago and she said that there's no warranty at all so i can do nothing about the warranty at all 

Correct me if I'm wrong ANYONE, but if you have the serial number of it (somewhere on the back as a sticker) then you can try and contact Gigabyte directly. Though an invoice or a check would be good to see the date of purchase.

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Just now, NMS said:

Correct me if I'm wrong ANYONE, but if you have the serial number of it (somewhere on the back as a sticker) then you can try and contact Gigabyte directly. Though an invoice or a check would be good to see the date of purchase.

done just need to wait for thier  email  

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