Hi!
My PC has been going through a strange problem - the specs are as follows:
a SAPPhIRE Toxic R9 270X
an i5 2400
an ASUS s1155 P8-H77-M LE
on a Windows 8.1
So the problem starts when my supposedly working GPU does not display on any H61 mobo including my very own H77 - oh and B75-**** ASUS and GIGABYTE ones too.
Here are the list of things I've done in the past few weeks:
tried booting with just the onboard graphics to see if the DVI cables are faulty - but it works.
checked the 2x 6pin power is inserted
checked if I properly seated the graphics card
checked whether the mobo is defective or not (tested the pci-e/ram/cpu socket)
checked whether all the aforementioned types mobo's including my H77 is compatible
tested the graphics card on a different system (it worked on an AMD A10-6800k w/ an old mobo w/ DDR2 memory)
used a different PSU
installed the GPU on an x4 slot
disabled iGPU/disabled onboard graphics
checked whether my RAM is working or not (it works)
I just did a reformat
Any advice would be much appreciated!
My PC has been going through a strange problem - the specs are as follows:
a SAPPhIRE Toxic R9 270X
an i5 2400
an ASUS s1155 P8-H77-M LE
on a Windows 8.1
So the problem starts when my supposedly working GPU does not display on any H61 mobo including my very own H77 - oh and B75-**** ASUS and GIGABYTE ones too.
Here are the list of things I've done in the past few weeks:
tried booting with just the onboard graphics to see if the DVI cables are faulty - but it works.
checked the 2x 6pin power is inserted
checked if I properly seated the graphics card
checked whether the mobo is defective or not (tested the pci-e/ram/cpu socket)
checked whether all the aforementioned types mobo's including my H77 is compatible
tested the graphics card on a different system (it worked on an AMD A10-6800k w/ an old mobo w/ DDR2 memory)
used a different PSU
installed the GPU on an x4 slot
disabled iGPU/disabled onboard graphics
checked whether my RAM is working or not (it works)
I just did a reformat
Any advice would be much appreciated!