- May 19, 2014
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Okay, so an Australian friend of mine, has a new computer that works fine, without a graphics card installed.
However, the moment that my friend turns off the computer, and plugs in the graphics card (he has two different ones, both have the same effect) the monitor will not display anything when plugged into the graphics card. We have tried turning off the IGP, setting it to PCIE/IGP, and other solutions, however nothings working. The monitors have been tested on other computers, work fine. The graphics cards (BOTH) have been tested as well, and they both work. But for the life of me, we cannot get any display through the graphics card when plugged into THIS computer.
the PSU is a 480 (not the best, but it should be able to at least display)
The graphics cards, neither of them, display in the device manager, but i dont think the BIOs allows them to be seen or not seen. As Ive walked him through a few of the steps but nothing. Heres a couple images from a couple of attempts by us.
The motherboard is ASUS, although i have no idea which one, as he hasnt told me.
Oh and when the graphics cards (either) are plugged in, the fans will spin.
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However, the moment that my friend turns off the computer, and plugs in the graphics card (he has two different ones, both have the same effect) the monitor will not display anything when plugged into the graphics card. We have tried turning off the IGP, setting it to PCIE/IGP, and other solutions, however nothings working. The monitors have been tested on other computers, work fine. The graphics cards (BOTH) have been tested as well, and they both work. But for the life of me, we cannot get any display through the graphics card when plugged into THIS computer.
the PSU is a 480 (not the best, but it should be able to at least display)
The graphics cards, neither of them, display in the device manager, but i dont think the BIOs allows them to be seen or not seen. As Ive walked him through a few of the steps but nothing. Heres a couple images from a couple of attempts by us.
The motherboard is ASUS, although i have no idea which one, as he hasnt told me.
Oh and when the graphics cards (either) are plugged in, the fans will spin.
linked here
and here
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