Is the GTX 750TI compatible with the Gigabyte ATX Socket AM3+ AMD 970 Chipset 2000MHz DDR3 SATA III 6Gbps Ready AMD 9 Series F

SamsGamingEntertainment · Jan 15, 2016

When I try to plug the monitor cords in my GTX 750 TI, with this motherboard. It keeps saying no signal, and then the monitors turn off. The computer runs fine, how do I fix it?

logainofhades · Jan 15, 2016

It is compatible. What is your full system specs, including make/model of the power supply?

SamsGamingEntertainment · Jan 15, 2016

logainofhades :

CPU: AMD FX 9590
GPU: GTX 750 TI
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) DDR3 1600 MHz PC3 12800 240-Pin DDR3 Dual Channel Memory Kit
Motherboard: Gigabyte ATX Socket AM3+ AMD 970 Chipset 2000MHz DDR3 SATA III 6Gbps Ready AMD 9 Series F
PSU: Corsair CX750 Builder Series ATX 80 PLUS Bronze Certified Power Supply

SamsGamingEntertainment · Jan 15, 2016

logainofhades :

It would mean the world if you can try to find my solution!!!

br00n0 · Jan 15, 2016

Maybe you have to tell in your BIOS setup to use the discrete graphics card instead of an integrated graphics card in your CPU/motherboard chipset?

SamsGamingEntertainment · Jan 15, 2016

br00n0 :

I am very new to building as this is my first computer build. How do I go to BIOS, and set that up??? Is there a discrete video you can link me??

logainofhades · Jan 15, 2016

The AMD 970 chipset doesn't have integrated graphics. I would try a CMOS reset. Motherboard manual will state how to do it.

SamsGamingEntertainment · Jan 15, 2016

logainofhades :

Can I have stuff still plugged into it to do it?

logainofhades · Jan 15, 2016

Stuff can stay plugged in. Just disconnect the power cord, from the back of the power supply, push power button, to make sure all the power is out of the system, then do the cmos reset.

Blackink · Jan 15, 2016

You can try changing monitor cords if you have any extra's lying around.
Or try another monitor.

SamsGamingEntertainment · Jan 17, 2016

logainofhades :

I tried everything, I took the computer apart piece by piece. There is no post beep, I can't even get it to go to the BIOS. I don't understand what is wrong with it, I even tried a CMOS reset, but still nothing.

SamsGamingEntertainment · Jan 17, 2016

Blackink :

Yeah there is no post beep so I really do not know what to do

Blackink · Jan 17, 2016

Someone else might correct me but I don't think all computers will emit a beep when starting up. I think that has something to do with an on board speaker and if your motherboard supplies that or has one built in.

I added a speaker to my motherboard when I built it 6 months ago.

I use that same graphics card with 4 monitors: 2 using DVI cables and 2 using HDMI cables.
It's installed onto an Asus Z97-A motherboard. i5-4690K processor.

I didn't have to change anything in the bios for my PC to recognize the graphics card either.

One would think your problem is a simple fix but diagnosing it seems difficult.....

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