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Multi-million dollar Cheyenne supercomputer auction ends with $480,085 bid — buyer walked away with 8,064 Intel Xeon Broadwell CPUs, 313TB DDR4-2400 ECC RAM, and some water leaks
I just built my pc everything turns on but my monitor stays in sleep mode i checked my gpu and its good i checked my psu i che
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Neur0nauT
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Yeah, like 1Liquid has said...check the monitor into the onboard graphics first.
If you are using a dedicated graphics card, then your motherboard is not detecting it. You can set the primary output within the motherboard bios. Make sure your motherboard is set to use the PCIe as primary. This allows the motherboard to check the graphics card slot.
If you are using a dedicated graphics card, then your motherboard is not detecting it. You can set the primary output within the motherboard bios. Make sure your motherboard is set to use the PCIe as primary. This allows the motherboard to check the graphics card slot.
1LiquidPC
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OK, since your CPU doesn't have an iGPU, it could be the BIOS needs updated before the GTX 960 can be recognized properly. Do you have an older spare GPU around, or one you can borrow? This way, you can be sure you system is POSTing correctly.
1LiquidPC
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Since another GPU isn't posting, it could be the motherboard itself. Have you tried moving the RAM sticks around, trying to boot w/ one stick at a time? You mentioned re-seating the cables, GPU, RAM, ect. Is there more than one display input on your monitor? Might want to try that, or a different type of output on your GPU going to the monitor.
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