ASUS R9 280 Error: Please Install VGA Cards of Asus

TowelKnight · Oct 19, 2014

So this is my first graphics card and I got it all setup inside but when I try to use the installation disc I get an error message saying Please Install VGA cards of Asus and I don't know what that means, I also tried downloading drivers from the website which didn't work or maybe I installed the wrong ones i'm not sure. So if someone knows the solution please help!

kapitalistas · Oct 19, 2014

did you boot that pc in to Windows.thanks.

TowelKnight · Oct 19, 2014

kapitalistas :

What?

kapitalistas · Oct 19, 2014

you wanna make sure you uninstall all previews video drivers and any software related to old GPU then reboot.

TowelKnight · Oct 19, 2014

kapitalistas :

I had intergrated graphics before this GPU

kapitalistas · Oct 19, 2014

so anyway you connect monitor to your gpu the Windows automaticaly loads video drivers.

TowelKnight · Oct 19, 2014

kapitalistas :

When I do that nothing happens it just shows on my monitor that there is no signal

kapitalistas · Oct 19, 2014

you wanna make sure you see your GPU at Device Manager.

TowelKnight · Oct 19, 2014

kapitalistas :

I don't see it

maxalge · Oct 19, 2014

TowelKnight :

Did you research the card beforehand and make sure your power supply was enough?

If your card had additional power plugs, did you plug them all in to your power supply?

Did you go into bios and set primary display to PEG or pcie?

kapitalistas · Oct 19, 2014

may help if you provide more info about model of motherboard and other hardware.

TowelKnight · Oct 19, 2014

maxalge :

I ordered another power supply with the card so that is not a problem and everything is plugged in but I don't know what you mean by Did you go into bios and set primary display to PEG or pcie

maxalge · Oct 19, 2014

TowelKnight :

You said you had integrated right? In your motherboad bios primary video device is currently probably set to that.

You need to boot into the bios and change primary video device to "PEG", "pcie", or "auto"

Also make sure the monitor is plugged into the new card directly.

TowelKnight · Oct 19, 2014

maxalge :

TowelKnight :

You said you had integrated right? In your motherboad bios primary video device is currently probably set to that.

You need to boot into the bios and change primary video device to "PEG", "pcie", or "auto"

Also make sure the monitor is plugged into the new card directly.

How would I do that, boot into the bios and would it need to be plugged in while going in to bios?

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