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pc wont display picture
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Shaun o
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A common mistake.
And will be down to what video output is set as default in the bios.
So first try plugging the video cable from the monitor into the Pci-e graphics card or the on board video port found on the motherboard.
Once you find the correct one that does display a picture, you will need to go into the bios of the board and change the default graphics output device.
So in your case set it to Pci-e in the bios list. (The Gtx 760 card).
Save the settings before exiting the bios.
And swap the video cable from the monitor to the back of the Pci-e Nvidia graphics card.
And will be down to what video output is set as default in the bios.
So first try plugging the video cable from the monitor into the Pci-e graphics card or the on board video port found on the motherboard.
Once you find the correct one that does display a picture, you will need to go into the bios of the board and change the default graphics output device.
So in your case set it to Pci-e in the bios list. (The Gtx 760 card).
Save the settings before exiting the bios.
And swap the video cable from the monitor to the back of the Pci-e Nvidia graphics card.
- Jul 14, 2013
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thankyou for responding but i tried both i put the cable in the mother board also my gtx 760 but wont display picture
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