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[Solved] The computer won't turn on after inserting the graphics card

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  • #1 18692177
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    Hello
    As in the subject, a computer without a card normally starts after inserting it, I don't want to, even when I reset the bios
    Graphics card: gtx1050ti
    Processor: i7 3770
    Motherboard: MSI h61m-p31(G3)
    PSU: XFX 400w Core XT
    I checked on calculators and the power supply should pull it without any problems
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  • #2 18692212
    krzychupar
    Level 43  
    And where do you connect the monitor when you start the computer without the card?
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  • #3 18692224
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    Switch the monitor from the output of the integrated card to the output of the added card.
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  • #4 18692240
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    krzychupar wrote:
    And where do you connect the monitor when you start the computer without the card?

    Nom to integrated because after connecting the graphics card, the computer does not start at all.
    Could it be that the card is making a short circuit?

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    mariuszp19 wrote:
    Switch the monitor from the output of the integrated card to the output of the added card.

    Well, it doesn't want to run. Yesterday I mounted kuler and everything worked fine after about 30 minutes the computer turned off and did not want to start only after removing the graphics card it fired
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    #5 18692269
    krzychupar
    Level 43  
    You're so talkative you don't even know what you're talking about. So when you connect the monitor to the integrated card, do you have an image on the monitor or not?
  • #6 18692301
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    Yes, when connected to the integrated card, everything is normally displayed and works.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    Only after connecting the graphics card, the computer does not even want to start even after resetting the BIOS
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    #7 18692307
    mariuszp19
    Level 35  
    And in the BIOS you change which card you prefer?

    Durmond wrote:
    Only after connecting the graphics card, the computer does not even want to start even after resetting the BIOS


    After a reset, the BIOS sets the integrated card as the default.
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    #8 18692378
    młody14
    Level 37  
    I see that my colleagues have problems with reading comprehension.
    The OP writes that the computer does NOT boot at all, not that it boots BUT there is no image.

    @Durmond Have you had it since new or did you buy it used? I think that's the problem with her. It's probably causing a short circuit and won't start. To be checked on another computer. If it starts on another, you need to look at your power supply because even though it has enough power, it may be damaged and not be able to power it.
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    #9 18692418
    icey33
    Level 17  
    Are the power cables to the graphics card connected properly? Does it sit well in the PCI? What slot are you plugging the monitor into?
    And most importantly - what does it mean that it does not start? CD starts?? are the windmills spinning? Maybe the wrong image source is selected on the monitor?
  • #10 18692430
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    młody14 wrote:
    I see that my colleagues have problems with reading comprehension.
    The OP writes that the computer does NOT boot at all, not that it boots BUT there is no image.

    @Durmond Have you had it since new or did you buy it used? I think that's the problem with her. It's probably causing a short circuit and won't start. To be checked on another computer. If it starts on another, you need to look at your power supply because even though it has enough power, it may be damaged and not be able to power it.

    Well ok, because I even disconnected the fans and everything to reduce the power, and so when connecting the card, it does not turn on every time. The problem occurred yesterday, after installing a new kuler, the computer runs for 30 minutes and went out. I don't know, maybe it's because I have a small motherboard and this kuler was in contact with the graphics card?
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    #11 18692436
    icey33
    Level 17  
    Well, we may have an answer. It was enough that the aluminum part of the cooler touched the track on the graphics card and it burned. That's where I'd start. So check the card in another PC. If there is also no question -> warranty card if it has, if not then ... there is a problem.
  • #12 18692442
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    icey33 wrote:
    Are the power cables to the graphics card connected properly? Does it sit well in the PCI? What slot are you plugging the monitor into?
    And most importantly - what does it mean that it does not start? CD starts?? are the windmills spinning? Maybe the wrong image source is selected on the monitor?

    It sits so well, what's strange is that when the card is connected to the power supply, the computer starts, everything spins, but as soon as it is connected to the PCI, the computer does not start at all, without the card it starts normally and displays the image on the monitor.
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    #13 18692444
    krzychupar
    Level 43  
    Any contact with the card could damage it. You need to test the card in another computer to determine if the card is faulty or the motherboard.
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    #14 18692449
    icey33
    Level 17  
    As I say -> if the power supply has short-circuit protection, then when the paths on the graphics card are shorted, which could have happened, the power supply will not move with the card in the slot. At least that's how it should work from the power supply side. Now the question is what happened to the card. And you can't check it if you don't transfer it to another computer. Because it is possible that the card survived but somehow damaged is, for example, the PCIE slot on the motherboard ...
  • #15 18692461
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    Ok, now I know what to do, thanks for the information ;)
  • #16 18695667
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    Ok, I checked the graphics card, thanks for the information, it helped
  • #17 18695675
    Durmond
    Level 5  
    Ok, I checked the graphics card, thanks for the information, it helped

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    Problem solved, in fact, the graphics card in contact with the kuler must have been damaged so it is suitable for replacement
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A user reported that their computer fails to start after installing a GTX 1050 Ti graphics card, despite functioning normally with the integrated graphics. The motherboard is an MSI H61M-P31(G3) and the power supply is an XFX 400W Core XT. Various responses suggested checking the monitor connection, ensuring proper installation of the graphics card, and verifying power supply connections. It was noted that the graphics card might be short-circuited due to contact with a newly installed cooler. After testing the graphics card in another system, it was confirmed that the card was damaged and needed replacement.
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