Here is the build:
Just built a new PC for the wife.
The PC POSTs just fine on either integrated graphics or with the PCI-e card, however, there is no output on the PCI-e. The BIOS is set to initialize the 16x PCI-e slot first. The PC boots regardless of which is selected. I have tried 4 different video cards in the PC. The stated EVGA GTX 460, an older GTX 260, a MUCH older 9800GT and my monster Radeon 7970. The only one that will output video is the 9800GT. I have verified that they all work in my PC. The 6-pin connectors from the power supply are always connected, I know I didn't miss that.
So I'm at a bit of a loss.
I know the slot works due to the 9800 GT working. I'm wondering if the new power supply has a bad rail and is not supplying enough power to the more powerful video cards.
Intel Core i5-4430
Gigabyte GA-Z87M-D3H
8GB (4GB x 2) Crucial Ballistix DDR3-1866
WD Black 2TB HDD
EVGA GeForce GTX 460
Corsair CX600 Power Supply
Just built a new PC for the wife.
The PC POSTs just fine on either integrated graphics or with the PCI-e card, however, there is no output on the PCI-e. The BIOS is set to initialize the 16x PCI-e slot first. The PC boots regardless of which is selected. I have tried 4 different video cards in the PC. The stated EVGA GTX 460, an older GTX 260, a MUCH older 9800GT and my monster Radeon 7970. The only one that will output video is the 9800GT. I have verified that they all work in my PC. The 6-pin connectors from the power supply are always connected, I know I didn't miss that.
So I'm at a bit of a loss.
I know the slot works due to the 9800 GT working. I'm wondering if the new power supply has a bad rail and is not supplying enough power to the more powerful video cards.
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