Hello, I recently moved my PC so I turned off my PSU, unplugged all necessary cables, plugged everything back in and turned on the PSU. However, the video card doesn't seem to run now. All other components and fans seem to be running fine. I was wondering, did the video card just burn out/short when I unplugged and plugged everything back in? No internals were touched, just the main power cable from wall to PSU.
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Are you sure it's the GPU? Perhaps it's your display or the cable? When you turn on your computer... do you see the HDD light blinking? Are the fans running on the graphics card? I would try plugging in a different monitor or HDTV to verify.
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If the card requires power, did you plug that into it? Without testing the card in another system tough to exactly narrow down the issue. It may be the PCIe slots that are not working although not as likely as something with the card.
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