New Graphics Card gives me Black Screen

jrosh0

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I have read the other threads on getting a black screen and none of them seem to help me. I know that i installed the GPU correctly/routed it power since when i turn my PC on, the GPU's fan starts spinning for about 5 seconds and then stops. After this there is the regular dull hum of the CPU and nothing happens on my screen. I have connected the GPU to my monitor with a DVI-D. I tried un-enabling the integrated graphics on my hard drive and then installing the card, only to get the exact same result. I also know its not my power supply, as i installed a brand new 500W EVGA Supernova recently, and my computer works when the GPU is not in. Should I try installing my GPU's drivers and then installing the card? Any help guys?
 

AliMickey

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try connecting the monitor cable to the motherboard directly and see if it boots up.

 

jrosh0

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uhhh how does one do that?
 

jrosh0

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Cleared my CMOS, exact same results when i put the graphics card back in.
 

PS_DiRtY

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I would have left the graphics card in when doing it. When I had this issue, I simply left everything assembled and hit clear cmos button on my motherboard then everything came to life.

Post some specs.

 

jrosh0

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Well I cant leave the card in and do it because when the card is in nothing on the screen will work at all. Just black. Okay heres some specs:
Processor: AMD A10-6700 APU with Radeon (tm) HD Graphics 3.70 GHz
Ram: 12G
SYstem Type: 64 bit OS, x64 based processor
GPU: 6GB GDDR5, EVGA Geforce GTX 1060
PS: EVGA 550W G2 Supernova
 

AliMickey

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I think what he meant was clear cmos (the little battery on the mobo, check tutorial) while the gpu is installed.
 

PS_DiRtY

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Need more to be more specific on the specs. You don't need to see anything on the screen to clear the cmos.