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It worked! knew i could count on you guys! Love you to bits!!!!

Hello guys! Up until now, I have used my radeon R9 390 graphics card, but my digital monitor is down, and I have to use the analogue one. So I just simply tried to use my integrated radeon HD 4250 (which was working kind of fine before). It would sometimes have driver issues (my FPS dropped from around 60ish to about under 5 fps...), because I use windows 10, but these were easily resolved by installing an earlier version of the driver. But after I tried to use the card now, it would have the same problem, except now the issue wouldn't be fixed so easily. I have tried everything I found on the internet, but nothing worked so far. You guys are my last hope! Can you please give me some help on this?

The SPU has only 6 PIN, so no, that could be the problem, but it still wouldn't explain why the other card doesn't work (it is functional). Also shouldn't GPU-Z just display the device? Anyways, thanks for the help, guys.

Yea maybe the power wouldn't be enough IF the card would use it up. but it doesn't. It doesn't even heat, and neither did the X600. It's like as if it wasn't there... Idunno, kinda strange, but I'll try it with a better PSU.

Hello guys! So, I have this problem: I added a new VGA (an R9 390) to my rig, and my PC simply does not detect it. The card is connected to the power source (with a 6 PIN), so it should be getting enough power, but it simply does not display it. I have already tried the following: I checked BIOS VGA priority, and it was on PCI (not internal graphics), so that should be OK. I checked whether the power source was strong enough (I put the CPU and motherboard on a seperate power source and put the VGA on my proper, 500 W model), but it didn't help either. I also made a run with my old relic, an ATI x-600, just to make absolutely sure that the power was enough and the same thing: it was producing heat, but didn't show up in the Device Manager or GPU-Z. So I ask you guys, what else should I try?

And yea, I installed the drivers, and nothing.

Nah, it didn't do any good, unfortunately. I set graphics displayer priority to PCI, but it still won't display the new card.

GPU Z only displays the integrated GPU, I'll try the BIOS stuff again.

Hi guys! I see you have a really nice community, I thought maybe someone could help me. My problem is, that I bought a new high end VGA card, (Radeon R9 390), and it just won't show in my device manager. I tried putting it in both PCI slots, and nothing. The on-board light are lit, so it shouldn't be a power issue, but I cant figure out what is the problem. I also tried with a cheap card which I happen to have, and it's the same, the card is producing heat, but that is all, it isn't actually listed as a device. I mean I set the BIOS to prioritize non-internal VGAs, so that should be fine. I am quite clueless about what could be the problem.