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Update. Got the card working. 
 

So I brought the card to a repair shop and they did check the card for any shorts or any problems. Even reflow. But to no avail until they gave up. Luckily their policy was no fix no pay. 

 

Me knowing that there is nothing wrong with the hardware, tried to do more research until I learned how to flash the bios. 

So I did reflash the bios and viola! the card worked. my next steps are to stress test the card out to make sure everything works as normal.

 

closing this as solved.

Hello everyone I desperately need some help with this problem that I have since yesterday. 

I have decided to replace my perfectly working GTS 450 so I purchased a used MSI GTX 750 Ti Twin Frozr 2GB OC card from a Marketplace posting that I have seen on Facebook. The seller mentioned that the card does not output a display and just a black screen (monitor is not so there is signal, this happens to me as well). I still decided to purchase the card which costed about $18.

So when I got home I immediately checked the card and it's back as well as the PCI E connector pins have corroded but still can be cleaned. So I did. I could not clean the small stuff on the back of the card though. I slapped it onto my PC and tried to make it boot. Here are my PC specs. 

Mobo: MSI H61M-P31W8 (latest bios)
CPU: Intel Core i3 2100
RAM: 8 GB DDR3 @ 1333 MHz
PSU: FSP Everest 700W 80Plus (new)
Storage: 120GB SSD (OS) + 1 TB HDD (Files and stuff)
Monitor is an AOC hybrid monitor/tv/cctv which has HDMI ports 2x and a VGA port 1x. I use VGA. 

Things I've already that night:
 

  1. Reset my bios (removing cmos bat method)
  2. Setting graphics to PEG
  3. Made sure the cables and the card are sitting properly on the slots.
  4. Re-seated the card multiple times.

After not working I decided to let the night pass. This morning, I gave the card more loving by taking it apart and cleaning it applying new thermal paste. I tested it again and got some progress. If I wait a few seconds, the monitor would get a signal and even display a VGA 700x400 notice on the top right part of the monitor but the screen is just black then the GPU fans goes 100% by the noise they make. 
 

  1. Pressing the restart button does nothing.
  2. Pressing power button shuts the pc off.
  3. I removed the card, used onboard gpu, shut down pc.
  4. I install the card boot with the onboard gpu.

The card can be seen by device manager I even installed its drivers. 
 

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Checking the properties though, it has an error
 

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Other things I have done: 
 

  1. Reinstall drivers
  2. Use DDU to clean reinstall drivers
  3. Tried one ram at a time
  4. Disable intel HD Graphics


No matter how I try if I use the GPU as display output just black screen appear. I know my PCI E slot works because I can use my GTS 450 in it. I haven't used an HDMI Cable yet or a DVI adapter and I am thinking that may be the problem. But if so, why won't my vga cable work?

I hope someone can help me out.

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use hdmi, it is digital, vga is analog and maybe the analog output is fried. 100% fan is often sign of damaged board. If I were you, I wouldn't bother. You got yourself fancy paper holder :)

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15 minutes ago, wojtepanik said:

use hdmi, it is digital, vga is analog and maybe the analog output is fried. 100% fan is often sign of damaged board. If I were you, I wouldn't bother. You got yourself fancy paper holder :)

Thanks for the advise. I'll try to use HDMI. if nothing else works, then It'll probably make a good display.. :D

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Update. Got the card working. 
 

So I brought the card to a repair shop and they did check the card for any shorts or any problems. Even reflow. But to no avail until they gave up. Luckily their policy was no fix no pay. 

 

Me knowing that there is nothing wrong with the hardware, tried to do more research until I learned how to flash the bios. 

So I did reflash the bios and viola! the card worked. my next steps are to stress test the card out to make sure everything works as normal.

 

closing this as solved.

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