Can't Disable Onboard GPU

nufrit.488 · Nov 4, 2017

Firstly sorry for my bad English, im not a native speaker, im trying to learn.

Hello,
I've a system
H61H2-MV V1.0 Motherboard (Casper Branded -from Turkey-)
Intel Celeron G1610
4G DDR3 Ram
500GB HDD
and 3 different graphics card,

i have been using GT420 for like 2-4 years and i needed to upgrade it, I bought a GT1030 and when i plug it into my mobo, it just didnt boot or didnt give any visuality to my monitor. Then i thought the problem is new GT1030, i bought R7 240, plug it in and the result was same. I took a pc from my friend which is way older than mine, like it got pentium e2220 cpu, it had the same problem but when i go onto its bios and disable its onboard gpu and it worked, it booted on the external one and computer worked. But when i put any other gpu than gt420 or its own onboard it just doesnt boot, i investigated my bios but there were no selection about onboard gpu. What should i do? My bios's theme is new one, like you can use your mouse and grapichally improved, can i enter to classic AMI bios ? if so, how?

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Kasper Jorgensen · Nov 4, 2017

You cannot change to classic BIOS and you shouldn't. It just means you have an UEFI BIOS, which is good, else your new GT 1030 wouldn't be supported.
Maybe you need to update BIOS for it to support your new GPU.

nufrit.488 · Nov 6, 2017

I tried to update it but i couldn't even open dos command prompt, and also my bios update's file ends with.cad and it got 3 unique files and i have no clue about them.

rocktalkrock · Nov 6, 2017

I would leave the BIOS alone. I think it's more likely your computer is missing the drivers for the new GT1030 card.

Which operating system are you using?

nufrit.488 · Nov 6, 2017

rocktalkrock :

im on win 8.1, gt 1030 just dont give any signal to my monitor so i cant install driver or anything, i cant see bios it is just black screen, computer works on bacground.

rocktalkrock · Nov 6, 2017

Did the GT 1030 not come with a driver disk? Put the GeForce GT 420 card back in and start over. Once you are in Windows again, install the drivers for the GT 1030 from the disk that came with the card or go to the product page for your new GT 1030 and download the latest drivers from the "support" tab. Once the new drivers are installed you should be able to use your new card.

nufrit.488 · Nov 6, 2017

rocktalkrock :

i dont think this would help but ill give it a try at friday, i am not at home :'(

Kasper Jorgensen · Nov 6, 2017

I agree, even with no driver installed the GPU should still output a signal to the monitor. The drivers are not loaded until Windows takes over and OP clearly says that he is getting no picture at all.
I simply think this is just a case of your motherboard not supporting 10XX GPUs.

rocktalkrock · Nov 6, 2017

You should go to the ECS web site and ask Technical Support if a GT 1030 video card will work on your motherboard.

nufrit.488 · Nov 6, 2017

Kasper Jorgensen :

this makes sense. perhaps i should upgrade my system to ddr4

nufrit.488 · Nov 11, 2017

By the way, i forgot to write, the GT 420 was upgraded from sth else, i dont know what but yes it was upgraded. Anything else ? Any more solution ? It still doesnt work...

nufrit.488 · Nov 18, 2017

SOLVED

It was so stupid. I just reset the bios from jumper pin and it worked, im writing from my gt1030 computer right now. Thanks for all answers. Thank you all!

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