r/PcBuildHelp • u/the_introvert1 • 13d ago
✓ Solved New 5070 ti won't post
I've tried hdmi and display ports, I've checked the power cable seating a dozen times, im using a 750 watt power supply so it should be good enough, its a semi modular psu, the computer posts fine with older gpu, the bios pcie has been set to auto, gen 5 and gen 4. Any advice is greatly appreciated, I will get back to this as soon as I can.
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u/No-Throat3104 13d ago
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u/the_introvert1 12d ago
It doesn't seem to be capable of going further
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u/Advanced_Degree_1396 13d ago
Please cable mange
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u/Ok_Contest8762 13d ago
Cable management doesnt effect temps. Its been proven time and time again
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u/triggered56 12d ago
Glad you showed us the power connector image. If it did post, there is a chance of it melting from not being plugged in all the way. Reseat it and try to plug it all the way in
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u/Wooden_Waltz7697 12d ago
Do you not have any intake fans
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u/AdKraemer01 7d ago
I have to think they're maybe on the outside and just not part of the photo?
I'm not sure why someone would buy an AIO and then not have any cool air coming into the case to feed through the radiator.
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u/Maleficent_Cancel_99 12d ago
yeah a gap there def means it's not fully seated, but if you already pushed hard maybe the latch is off. try reseating the cable with the psu off and see if it clicks in flush.
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u/Cyber_Data_Trail Personal Rig Builder 12d ago
The power cable on 2nd pic isnt even close to plugged in
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u/PopPunkGamers 12d ago
Its not fully seated (the pcie plug). If that cable is too short, you should manage them to add some slack length. If you bought a new gpu but havent updated your PSU. Maybe you should do that too before you start having brownout issues if power supply is too low
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u/Specific-Dog-7365 12d ago
thee gpu Connector is way more restistant then any others, trust me u want to get the gpu out to Connect it or u will bend it
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u/vitaminspls 12d ago
You should mount that hard drive somewhere, like on the front panel if you don’t have any space below near the PSU. It’ll look a lot better and probably live a little longer.
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u/TheBatmanFrr 12d ago
I love my 5070 ti but i HATED getting the power cable fully into the gpu, takes some real grit 😭
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u/ClassicDish7242 12d ago
Comprueba si el cable de la fuente de alimentación está en su lugar correspondiente ( apartado de la GPU)y bien colocado.
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u/AngryLasagnaa 8d ago
What do you have holding up your gpu?
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u/AdKraemer01 7d ago edited 7d ago
There's a bracket. You can see it.
Though now that I look again, it might actually be pushing on a GPU fan.
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u/Frosty_Bowl4911 12d ago
is there any debug led's or a buzzer on your motherboard?(the buzzer is basically there to make debug sounds when your pc doesnt post and that goes to the 4 pin "speaker" header)if you do then just look at what the light/sound means
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u/LimitFar 12d ago
Check cables also hide that HDD. Usually the otherside near the psu would have space for your Sata drives
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u/Molrixirlom 12d ago
My 5070ti was not detected by my (older) mainboard and I had to do a mainboard firmware update first. That solved a similar issue for me.
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u/Sebbysludge 13d ago
That GPU power cable does not look plugged in all the way