PC wont boot with gpu inserted

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okabandai

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Dec 11, 2013
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mobo : ASRock Z87 extreme4
cpu : i7-4770k
psu : corsair tx650w
gpu : gtx 660 ti

When I boot with the graphic card, the screen aren't showing anything. The fans and LEDs are all on but I got nothing on my screen.

If I boot without the gpu, it just start up normally.

I already check the bios and set it to PCI express slot but still not working.

Can someone on here lend a hand?
 
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With the graphics card inserted, you need to connect the monitor to the video card rather than the motherboard display output.
Check that the monitor is on the correct input if using a different input between motherboard and graphics card (e.g. DVI vs HDMI).
Check that the PCI-E power connectors on the graphics card are connected.
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VincentP

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With the graphics card inserted, you need to connect the monitor to the video card rather than the motherboard display output.
Check that the monitor is on the correct input if using a different input between motherboard and graphics card (e.g. DVI vs HDMI).
Check that the PCI-E power connectors on the graphics card are connected.
 
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