R9 290 and monitor compatibility

[Meatman94]

Hello, I just got an r9 290 and the display is not working with my monitor.

Here is my gpu
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202080

Here is my monitor
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824001487

I'm using a DVI-D cable and it is not working.
Please help, thank you.

 

[smeezekitty]

Define "not working"
Does it work with any monitor?

 

[Tom_Taplin]

Make sure you've installed all the latest Drivers, and if not then check another cable, if you don't have the required resource to check this then you may need to have someone who can check it for you

 

[Zerk2012]

Make sure your pluged into the dvi-d on the video card their 2 plugs to look about the same but one is digetsl and the other is analog.

 

[Meatman94]

Make sure your pluged into the dvi-d on the video card their 2 plugs to look about the same but one is digetsl and the other is analog.

I have tried plugging the DVI-D into both ports on the gpu and still my monitor does not pick it up.
Any other possible solutions? My monitor should be compatible correct?

 

[Meatman94]

Connectivity
Input Video Compatibility
Analog RGB, Digital
Connectors
D-Sub, DVI
D-Sub
1
DVI
1
that's what my monitor has.

 

[smeezekitty]

Did you make sure the monitor is on the correct input setting?
Also, is the PCI-E power cable inserted in the GPU?

 

[Meatman94]

Did you make sure the monitor is on the correct input setting?
Also, is the PCI-E power cable inserted in the GPU?

Yes everything is connected properly. I tried using the same cable with my 7870 using it's dvi-d port(the same port r9 290 uses) and it worked so I know my cable/monitor work. I then tried putting my r9 290 back in and tried using its hdmi port on my tv and that worked.

So the question is why isn't my r9 290 working when I know its installed/functional (tested on tv) and I know my dvi cable/monitor works (tested on my other gpu).

Any further help would be much appreciated.

 

[Zerk2012]

Sounds like a bad port on the video card. If the video card works on HDMI, the old card works with the same cable your using with the new card then that's about it.