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Hamface55
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Hello,

 

I just put in my gtx 1070 in my asrock z370 mothorboard and there is not image on the monitor. I have the cables inside the pc hooked up and I have the HDMI plugged into the card (not the motherboard on the back) What can I do to find my problem? I see no image and hear no beeps.

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Was your old GPU an AMD one? Use DDU.

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I used a nvidia card and I cannot use DDU because nothing pops up on the monitor. Its just black.

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Does your PC post? Any post codes?

 

Confirm that the monitor is working?

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So is the rest probably

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Just now, myselfolli said:

Does your PC post? Any post codes?

 

Confirm that the monitor is working?

The monitor is working and I noticed that there was a red flashing light I looked it up in the manual and It said it was running bios A what ever that means

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3 minutes ago, Hamface55 said:

The monitor is working and I noticed that there was a red flashing light I looked it up in the manual and It said it was running bios A what ever that means

Check that all of your cables are connected properly (especially the 24 pin ATX and your 4/8 pin CPU cables as well as the cables for your GPU). Is your monitor set to auto detect an input?

 

As for the red light, it doesn't indicate a problem, from what I found out from a quick google your mobo has a dual bios and the LED just indicates which one is being used.

 

Also consider flashing your bios to the newest version, someone described a similar issue here: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2434040/monitor-signal-red-light-motherboard.html

75% of what I say is sarcastic

 

So is the rest probably

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1 minute ago, myselfolli said:

Check that all of your cables are connected properly (especially the 24 pin ATX and your 4/8 pin CPU cables as well as the cables for your GPU). Is your monitor set to auto detect an input?

 

As for the red light, it doesn't indicate a problem, from what I found out from a quick google your mobo has a dual bios and the LED just indicates which one is being used.

 

Also consider flashing your bios to the newest version, someone described a similar issue here: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2434040/monitor-signal-red-light-motherboard.html

We did not have the sata cables all the way in it is working now

 

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1 minute ago, Hamface55 said:

We did not have the sata cables all the way in it is working now

 

Glad to hear it, have fun ^^

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