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No display after installing graphics card

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July 22, 2014 11:28:12 PM

I was trying to install my new graphics card and I had to take out some wires to do that. After I was done. I forgot where I took out all the wires from. When I turned on my pc everything ran including fans,dvd drive, hard drive and everything was running but no display, I tried both inergated vga and graphic card vga but nothing. please help.Also there was no startup sound so im guessing it's the wires. I also took out every wire ram processor one by one and turned on the pc every single time i took some thing out I didn't take out the main 2 power cords that were connected to the motherboard. I think i might've damaged the intergated vga. but when I tried the graphics card vga nothing happened please help.......

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July 25, 2014 6:01:30 PM

hackerdude said:
I was trying to install my new graphics card and I had to take out some wires to do that. After I was done. I forgot where I took out all the wires from. When I turned on my pc everything ran including fans,dvd drive, hard drive and everything was running but no display, I tried both inergated vga and graphic card vga but nothing. please help.Also there was no startup sound so im guessing it's the wires. I also took out every wire ram processor one by one and turned on the pc every single time i took some thing out I didn't take out the main 2 power cords that were connected to the motherboard. I think i might've damaged the intergated vga. but when I tried the graphics card vga nothing happened please help.......


Wires? What wires do you even need to take out installing a graphics card? I am very confused. Hardware is a plug and play product. It doesnt need wires taken out aside from 6pin power cords.

No display = go into bios and set primary display adapter to PCI-E.

If that doesn't work then you obviously have no clue what you were doing.
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July 25, 2014 6:06:03 PM

What I've think you've done is you unplugged the PSU cords going to the GPU card and forgot which PSU Cords go into the GPU. I believe you are plugging in the wrong cables. Look for a 6 pin or higher cord.
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July 25, 2014 6:08:11 PM

Joseph99 said:
What I've think you've done is you unplugged the PSU cords going to the GPU card and forgot which PSU Cords go into the GPU. I believe you are plugging in the wrong cables. Look for a 6 pin or higher cord.


I doubt its the 6 pin. He said he doesnt know "which mysterious wires he yanked out" that I doubt is power cord, since its pretty obvious on that part.
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July 25, 2014 6:09:39 PM

LOL, well I dont think he has a clue what the hell he's doing
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July 31, 2014 4:39:51 AM

Uhm, do you have an answer yet? Like Joseph it sounds like you've yanked out your PCI-E power connections from your GPU, although I could be wrong....
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