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gtx 760ti OEM on alienware x51 r2

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So i'm trying to fix a pc.

 

Whats wrong: It doesn't want to switch from the onboard GPU to the nividia gtx 760ti. also while running DXDIAG the gpu doesn't show.

 

device manager finds the card, but displays the yellow triangle with black explanation mark.

when installing drivers: selected manually from nvidia or via autodetect doesn't change it.

also the drivers on the DELL website don't seem to affect it.

 

little side note, the motherboard doesn't have any video outputs so the HDMI is connected to the 760ti card itself. (so it kinda does work)

 

alienware x51 r2 - windows 8.1

 

sorry for the "sloppy" english.

thanks in advance

 

Mathias

 

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What's a 760ti?

SuperNova: CPU: Intel Core i5 4670k @4.6 GPU: Sapphire R290 Tri-x @1200, @1350, MOBO: MSI Z87 G45 Gaming, RAM: 16Gb HyperX Fury White @1866, PSU: CORSAIR TX750M, CASE: Arc Midi R2, SSD: Kingston 120gb SSD, 
COOLING: H100i w/ 2x Nb eLoop 800rpm
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So i'm trying to fix a pc.

 

Whats wrong: It doesn't want to switch from the onboard GPU to the nividia gtx 760ti. also while running DXDIAG the gpu doesn't show.

 

device manager finds the card, but displays the yellow triangle with black explanation mark.

when installing drivers: selected manually from nvidia or via autodetect doesn't change it.

also the drivers on the DELL website don't seem to affect it.

 

little side note, the motherboard doesn't have any video outputs so the HDMI is connected to the 760ti card itself. (so it kinda does work)

 

alienware x51 r2 - windows 8.1

 

sorry for the "sloppy" english.

thanks in advance

 

Mathias

Go into the bios and disable the iGPU.

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