I have a Video output problem\

ProtoZone_85 · Aug 20, 2014

I have A problem with the video output of my PC.
When i turn my computer on everything seems to be running fine but there is no video output to my monitor. I have tried HDMI/DVI and it still doesn't work. I have a EVGA 760 GPU. I don't know what the problem is, maybe it could be the motherboard or the hard drive. FYI I already checked all the wires and they are not out of place.

Bean007 · Aug 20, 2014

ProtoZone_85 :

Some Bios will have a setting for graphics. Using either onboard or PCI. It's something to look at. Have you tried hooking it up to something other then that monitor? Like a TV or another monitor? It's possible it's the card isn't sending the feed. Either thru the cable or from the card itself.

ProtoZone_85 · Aug 20, 2014

Bean007 :

ProtoZone_85 :

Some Bios will have a setting for graphics. Using either onboard or PCI. It's something to look at. Have you tried hooking it up to something other then that monitor? Like a TV or another monitor? It's possible it's the card isn't sending the feed. Either thru the cable or from the card itself.

ProtoZone_85 · Aug 20, 2014

That still didn't work, I think it's a motherboard problem...... Have you heard bad stories about MSI mainboards?

Bean007 · Aug 20, 2014

ProtoZone_85 :

MSI as well as Gigabyte and others have had good stories as well as a few bad stories but there's always that chance.

So you still see the Bios at the startup, right? If that's true then it has to do with something after the bios. You might look and see if you have the most current bios for your mobo.

ProtoZone_85 · Aug 20, 2014

No nothing pops up at all. My moniter just says no signal. along with my other tv and moniter

Bean007 · Aug 20, 2014

ProtoZone_85 :

Well you need to get another video card to test out. Either a friends or buy one to test out. Or try to find a place like BestBuy that has some open box video cards cause you only need it for testing.

ProtoZone_85 · Aug 20, 2014

Bean007 :

I tried using my old MSI GPU and used another motherboard and it doesn't work still

Bean007 · Aug 20, 2014

Wait, did you just try the other GPU by itself and it didn't work? Use your other GPU in your current system.

ProtoZone_85 · Aug 21, 2014

I did both, put my GPU in another computer and put a different GPU in my computer

Bean007 · Aug 21, 2014

ProtoZone_85 :

And nothing? Well that would mean that your GPU is bad unless the other system was bad as well. If the other GPU in the other system worked and didn't work in the problem system then it would be the mobo or the PSU. Do you have all the power connectors connected to the GPU? Even so there should be at least video for the post test bios screen.

Did the other GPU work in the other system?

PC8888 · Aug 22, 2014

It could be that you have a bad card, but most likely you don't have the correct driver installed on your computer. Windows might have the right driver in it's files, just go to the "add new hardware" icon on the control panel and see if it finds it. If not you amy need to look online and download it or buy a hard copy.

Bean007 · Aug 22, 2014

PC8888 :

This happened during a move. It wasn't a bad driver and were already trying to find out if the card is bad or the mobo or PSU.

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