tysonlol wrote

13 wrote Try the GPU in the other computer that worked with the monitor.

is there a possibility something could go wrong in the other pc if i just put my graphics card in it because it's a bit on the older side but has a gtx 970 atm

No. If it doesn't display anything then you know the GPU is faulty. Otherwise, something else in the new system is the issue and the GPU is fine. FYI, GTX 970 isn't that old a GPU and a 6GB GTX 1060 is a very minor upgrade form a 970 anyway. In fact, at best, the 6GB 1060 is a 'sidegrade' from a 970.

Vial wrote Remove your gpu Boot up windows using IGPU download your GPU drivers then put your graphics card back in and see what that does.

so i changed out the gpu with the other pc but it still says no signal n idk how to get into bios with no screen

tysonlol wrote so i changed out the gpu with the other pc but it still says no signal n idk how to get into bios with no screen

Mucho confuso. What GPU did you swap in to what system? You tried the GTX 1060 in two systems and both times had issue displaying signal? Seems like the GPU is the issue then. I'd try the GTX 1060 in either system on a different monitor(or TV), and if you still can't get it work, RMA the GPU.

13 wrote

tysonlol wrote so i changed out the gpu with the other pc but it still says no signal n idk how to get into bios with no screen

Mucho confuso. What GPU did you swap in to what system? You tried the GTX 1060 in two systems and both times had issue displaying signal? Seems like the GPU is the issue then. I'd try the GTX 1060 in either system on a different monitor(or TV), and if you still can't get it work, RMA the GPU.

I put the gtx 970 in the new pc and had the same no signal. and I just put the 1060 in the old one but it seems to not really fit and the fan wasn't spinning. (sorry for not clarifying)

tysonlol wrote I put the gtx 970 in the new pc and had the same no signal. and I just put the 1060 in the old one but it seems to not really fit and the fan wasn't spinning. (sorry for not clarifying)

Well if the GTX 970 worked in the old system but not now, then it looks like the GTX 1060 is fine and something else in the new system is the issue. Possibly motherboard. It would be useful if we had the specs of both the new and old system. Also, I'm not sure what you mean by the GTX 1060 didn't fit in the old system? Make sure you're not plugging the display cable in to the motherboard.

Vial wrote
Remove your gpu Boot up windows using IGPU download your GPU drivers then put your graphics card back in and see what that does.

Ryzen CPUs do not have an iGPU.

Didnt even see your specs my bad is there a red light flashing on your motherboard or any beeps? Turn on your PC and press CAPS lock to see if a light appears on your keyboard.Remove Motherboard Battery and Change RAM slots see if that does anything.

13 wrote

tysonlol wrote I put the gtx 970 in the new pc and had the same no signal. and I just put the 1060 in the old one but it seems to not really fit and the fan wasn't spinning. (sorry for not clarifying)

Well if the GTX 970 worked in the old system but not now, then it looks like the GTX 1060 is fine and something else in the new system is the issue. Possibly motherboard. It would be useful if we had the specs of both the new and old system. Also, I'm not sure what you mean by the GTX 1060 didn't fit in the old system? Make sure you're not plugging the display cable in to the motherboard.

Vial wrote
Remove your gpu Boot up windows using IGPU download your GPU drivers then put your graphics card back in and see what that does.

Ryzen CPUs do not have an iGPU.

So new pc:
CPU: AMD - Ryzen 5 1600 3.2GHz 6-Core Processor
Motherboard: MSI - B350 PC MATE ATX AM4 Motherboard
Memory: Corsair - Vengeance LPX 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2666 Memory
Storage: Sandisk 240GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
Video Card: Zotac - GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB Mini Video Card
Case: Phanteks- Eclipse P400 ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply: Corsair - CXM 550W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply

Old pc-
CPU:A10 6700
Motherboard: F2A55-M
psu: TR2 RX 850W

btw just thank you guys a lot for being really dope and helpful so far

Vial wrote Didnt even see your specs my bad is there a red light flashing on your motherboard or any beeps? Turn on your PC and press CAPS lock to see if a light appears on your keyboard.Remove Motherboard Battery and Change RAM slots see if that does anything.

The CPU light is on but other people's review said it didn't turn off for them no matter what they tried but their pc work

tysonlol wrote

Vial wrote Didnt even see your specs my bad is there a red light flashing on your motherboard or any beeps? Turn on your PC and press CAPS lock to see if a light appears on your keyboard.Remove Motherboard Battery and Change RAM slots see if that does anything.

The CPU light is on but other people's review said it didn't turn off for them no matter what they tried but their pc work

actually now the gpu and boot light are on ummm what