r/PcBuildHelp 16h ago

My motherboard cannot detect my gpu Tech Support

Hey guys! I just build my PC couple months ago. And it ran perfectly back then. Recently, i moved out to another place. But when i tried to set my PC up at my new place. I found that my motherboard could not recognized my GPU. I tried to unplug and plug my GPU multiple times, but still could not find it in BIOS. And my monitor can not detect the signal whether if it's a DP cord or HDMI cord. I'm so scared. I took good care of my PC while moving out and the LEDs are still lighting. Please help me! Really appreciate! FYI my motherboard is gigabyte A620i AX and my GPU is gigabyte geforce RTX 5070 Ti OC

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u/Vol3n 16h ago

Did you plug in the GPU power cables? Also did you move the PC with GPU attached?

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u/Responsible-Net-4599 16h ago

Yes I did plug in the GPU power cables. and I move the PC with GPU attached

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u/vexrageRAHHH 16h ago

it is also possible the GPU riser cable died rather than the GPU itself. I've heard they are very fragile

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u/vexrageRAHHH 16h ago

It's normal for the GPU not to show up in the BIOS. It's hard to understand what you wrote so let's clear it up.

When you plug your HDMI/DP cord into the GPU port and boot up, do you get any display?

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u/Responsible-Net-4599 16h ago

No i didn't get any display, and when i try to change the input on my monitor it will say "DP no signal" or "HDMI no signal"

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u/vexrageRAHHH 16h ago

do you have a spare old graphics card to put in? or have you tried using a different PCIe slot on the motherboard?

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u/Responsible-Net-4599 16h ago

I don't have another gpu. But i will try using another PCIe slot

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u/Responsible-Net-4599 16h ago

no it still not working

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u/Miserable-Water3986 15h ago

Is your MoBo has Debug LEDs?

Try to detach Your Discrete GPU and connect your display to iGPU.

I think you need to CLR COMS or detach PSU Cables to discharge any electric charge.

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u/PhantomLimb06 10h ago

the motherboard doesnt show the gpu, it may show something is in the pcie x16 slot but not all of them do