Constant Beep at Boot

[jsb666]

Ok so here is my problem i unplugged a fan from my motherboard while the pc was turned on i was at Bios playing with the fan speed monitors. When i unplugged it i put my finger ontop of the graphics card and just pulled the fan plug up since it was right next the the graphics card i could not get my hand in (This was a really stupid thing to do i know But im lazy) as soon as the fan plug came out it started to emit a constant very loud beep. Now when i turn it on i get a constant beep as soon as i press the power button. If i take the graphics card out it works fine, if i use a different graphics card it works fine, i have tried my graphics card in both pci-e slots and the same thing happens. I have also tried with the fan i unplugged in and out to no avail. Do you think i have killed my graphics card or have i done something to the bios? does anyone have any ideas on how i can fix it.

The motherboard is an Asus p5b delux and the graphics card a geforce 8800 gts 512 (g92)

Thanks for any help!

Joe.

[SXRguyinMA]

you may have shorted the card and fried it. if it works fine with no card or a different card, I'd bet thats it

[Luke122]

I would try to plug the power for the GPU back in.

[jsb666]

The Power is all plugged in including the wire stright from the psu to the graphics card.

[Luke122]

If that is the case, then I would suspect your GPU is toast.

[nevermind1534]

It's either the vid card or the CPU. Could even be the mobo.