No display and not able to power off

[Ketchup]

at 25 sec.looks like one of the plug on the card is not in properly.

I see that too. Definitely worth a check if he hasn't already.

 

[oktayk]

Hi All,
I had to go to work, so couldn't check the things mentioned. I will get back at it starting wednesday (out of town :/).

Thank you all for your continuous support!

 

[denis280]

Hi All,
I had to go to work, so couldn't check the things mentioned. I will get back at it starting wednesday (out of town :/).

Thank you all for your continuous support!

Great give some feedback

 

[AnonymouseUser]

If the PCI-E plug isn't the problem, try reseating your GPU or moving your GPU to the second PCI-E slot. With the amount of dust in the case it's possible you have dust on the PCI-E contacts preventing a proper connection.