Did gtx 560 (non-Ti) support amd fx 8350 vishera ?
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Shaun o
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It`s not the graphics card that is at fault.
Nor is it the fact that you have, or are using a FX 8350 cpu Andre.
If you are posting because you are getting no video signal to your monitor from the GTX 560 Pci-e graphics card.
It will be because first of all if the new motherboard has video output ports on the motherboard it`s self.
You need to connect your display monitor cable to one of thoes video output ports first of all.
So you get a video signal or display.
You then enter the bios of the new motherboard when you have a screen you can see.
And change the option of the default graphics interface mode option in the bios.
Setting it to PCi-E as the default selected device for graphics display.
Save the changes before you exit the bios of the motherboard.
Swap the video cable from the motherboard and connect it to the video output ports of the Pci-e based GTX 560 graphics card you have Andre .
Reset the system once again and when it starts up you will get a screen picture via the Pci-e GTX560 graphics card.
I`m suspecting it`s why your asking if the GTX card works with a FX 8350 cpu with the new motherboard.
But the reason above is often why you don`t get a video signal first of all from a Pci-e based graphics card when you use a new motherboard.
By default the bios settings always revert to the on board video solution of the motherboard as the main display output source.
The mistake is trying to connect the monitor lead to the Pci-e based card first of all.
Nor is it the fact that you have, or are using a FX 8350 cpu Andre.
If you are posting because you are getting no video signal to your monitor from the GTX 560 Pci-e graphics card.
It will be because first of all if the new motherboard has video output ports on the motherboard it`s self.
You need to connect your display monitor cable to one of thoes video output ports first of all.
So you get a video signal or display.
You then enter the bios of the new motherboard when you have a screen you can see.
And change the option of the default graphics interface mode option in the bios.
Setting it to PCi-E as the default selected device for graphics display.
Save the changes before you exit the bios of the motherboard.
Swap the video cable from the motherboard and connect it to the video output ports of the Pci-e based GTX 560 graphics card you have Andre .
Reset the system once again and when it starts up you will get a screen picture via the Pci-e GTX560 graphics card.
I`m suspecting it`s why your asking if the GTX card works with a FX 8350 cpu with the new motherboard.
But the reason above is often why you don`t get a video signal first of all from a Pci-e based graphics card when you use a new motherboard.
By default the bios settings always revert to the on board video solution of the motherboard as the main display output source.
The mistake is trying to connect the monitor lead to the Pci-e based card first of all.
Shaun o
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Take out the memory fitted to the motherboard.
If it produces an error code, or an audible beeping it confirms the mother board and bios are still working.
If it produces no error code or audible bios beep code for no memory fitted it is likely the bios is corrupted or the board is damaged in some way.
It may be as simple as the fact that the cpu you replaced and put in the cpu socket of the motherboard is currently not detected because the Bios firmware of the motherboard needs to be updated first of all to support the cpu you are now using.
It will result in a black screen and the system not powering up if the case Andre.
Gte the brand name of the motherboard and it`s model number that can be found by looking at the motherboard where it will be silk screen printed on the motherboard it`s self.
Look it via google, and see if you can find a download and support page for the motherboard. and check what cpu models the board will accept with what revision of the bios firmware upgrade patches.
If it requires a firmware bios upgrade then follow the instructions on how to download the bios file and flash the bios firmware of the motherboard to a higher version of the bios software.
Once applied if the case the board should then post and power up right.
Or post the brand of motherboard it is the system has and it`s model number plus the exact model number of the cpu you have fitted to the cpu socket of the motherboard for help ok.
If it produces an error code, or an audible beeping it confirms the mother board and bios are still working.
If it produces no error code or audible bios beep code for no memory fitted it is likely the bios is corrupted or the board is damaged in some way.
It may be as simple as the fact that the cpu you replaced and put in the cpu socket of the motherboard is currently not detected because the Bios firmware of the motherboard needs to be updated first of all to support the cpu you are now using.
It will result in a black screen and the system not powering up if the case Andre.
Gte the brand name of the motherboard and it`s model number that can be found by looking at the motherboard where it will be silk screen printed on the motherboard it`s self.
Look it via google, and see if you can find a download and support page for the motherboard. and check what cpu models the board will accept with what revision of the bios firmware upgrade patches.
If it requires a firmware bios upgrade then follow the instructions on how to download the bios file and flash the bios firmware of the motherboard to a higher version of the bios software.
Once applied if the case the board should then post and power up right.
Or post the brand of motherboard it is the system has and it`s model number plus the exact model number of the cpu you have fitted to the cpu socket of the motherboard for help ok.
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