Hello everyone,
A few days ago I found out that i had another computer case with a better processor in it so i figured I could swap all the components out of my old pc and put them into that one.
Everything went fine untill i plugged in the new graphics card. My monitor gave the message 'No signal' and went to sleep and my computer gave a long beep.
Now i know that there are alot of threads about this already but I couldnt find any solution in those. I already tried:
-Putting in a new graphics card, the computer and display worked fine. So its not the PSIe slot
-Moving my RAM around, switching them, taking one out and leave the other in.
-Switch monitors, switch cables.
-Cleaned all components, removing dust
Now i know that my PSU can handle the gpu (thats graphics card right? Will be using gpu for graphics card from now on ^^) because I had both running in my old pc and never had a problem.
All the specs i know are:
- Radeon hd 7750
- msi n1996 (i believe this is the motherboard name?)
- Intel Celeron E3400 @ 2.60GHz
A few days ago I found out that i had another computer case with a better processor in it so i figured I could swap all the components out of my old pc and put them into that one.
Everything went fine untill i plugged in the new graphics card. My monitor gave the message 'No signal' and went to sleep and my computer gave a long beep.
Now i know that there are alot of threads about this already but I couldnt find any solution in those. I already tried:
-Putting in a new graphics card, the computer and display worked fine. So its not the PSIe slot
-Moving my RAM around, switching them, taking one out and leave the other in.
-Switch monitors, switch cables.
-Cleaned all components, removing dust
Now i know that my PSU can handle the gpu (thats graphics card right? Will be using gpu for graphics card from now on ^^) because I had both running in my old pc and never had a problem.
All the specs i know are:
- Radeon hd 7750
- msi n1996 (i believe this is the motherboard name?)
- Intel Celeron E3400 @ 2.60GHz
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