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7 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Assuming your solution doesn't work, you need a new card.

THE VIDEO WORKED. my GPU is back up and running :D

I cut my knee bone deep trying to open the case lol accidentally messed up my bios so had to unplug my GPU entirely and take the CMOS battery out and almost dropped the GPU I finally got it working :D 
the video link:

Edit: 
I think i figured out the issue i used the wrong bios when i was updating the bios in the first place because i got it working when i used a different bios so the cause was me being dumb :(

I updated my graphics cards bios then I rebooted my computer didn’t get an output so I tried plugging in my vga(some old cable that isn’t around anymore probably) cable into a port that is connected to my motherboard didn’t get an output I tried to use a HDMI cable on muni motherboard nothing the fans all spin up lights on just no output from motherboard and gpu. I can’t even upload the bios file that I used because I can’t see my computer.

pc specs:

pc specs:
GPU - AMD Radeon r9 380 4gb 
CPU - AMD fx 8320 black edition 
Power supply - high power 600wat HPG-600ST-F12S 
Motherboard - Gigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3 
Ram - 16gb ddr3(i don’t know the specifics of it and I don’t have acces to bios to see)
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seems like you just bricked that gpu

to get video on the computer so you can buy a new one just pull out the bricked gpu and then plug into the motherboard the monitor and it should default to the onboard gpu

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Your GPU is most likely dead.

 

Luckily, your board has an integrated GPU that you can use until you can get a new GPU.

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Most likely a bricked GPU. Does integrated graphics work?

hi.

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2 hours ago, AskTJ said:

Most likely a bricked GPU. Does integrated graphics work?

No integrated graphics isn’t working either 

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2 hours ago, emosun said:

seems like you just bricked that gpu

to get video on the computer so you can buy a new one just pull out the bricked gpu and then plug into the motherboard the monitor and it should default to the onboard gpu

Is there anything I can try to do to save the card? 

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2 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Your GPU is most likely dead.

 

Luckily, your board has an integrated GPU that you can use until you can get a new GPU.

Is there anyway to fix it?

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i am going to try this tommorow morning and see if that fixes my card. There is still hope 

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7 hours ago, robstersgaming said:

Is there anyway to fix it?

Assuming your solution doesn't work, you need a new card.

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7 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Assuming your solution doesn't work, you need a new card.

THE VIDEO WORKED. my GPU is back up and running :D

I cut my knee bone deep trying to open the case lol accidentally messed up my bios so had to unplug my GPU entirely and take the CMOS battery out and almost dropped the GPU I finally got it working :D 
the video link:

Edit: 
I think i figured out the issue i used the wrong bios when i was updating the bios in the first place because i got it working when i used a different bios so the cause was me being dumb :(

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