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Can you send a pic of your build so we can look at it? Sometimes people forget to do things

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Are you plugged into your GPU? Thats what you need to do.. not plug into your motherboard. 

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1st make sure everything is plugged in...the monitor is connected to the gpu output..if still not picking up try setting the graphics to peg in the bios 

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Edit ^^

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Stupid question - what does the monitor show after you put the cable behind the discrete GPU and reboot?

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2 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Are you plugged into your GPU? Thats what you need to do.. not plug into your motherboard. when i do that i dont get a screen

 

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The iGPU is disabled in the BIOS,

Are you sure you are on the iGPU?

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5 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Are you plugged into your GPU? Thats what you need to do.. not plug into your motherboard. 

when i do that my screen stays black

 

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3 minutes ago, kiki1911 said:

when i do that i dont get a screen

But the video card has power cable connected? Assuming that the video card needs PCIe 8 or 6-pin power.

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7 minutes ago, iKingRPG said:

Can you send a pic of your build so we can look at it? Sometimes people forget to do things

maybe it helps you

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maybe it helps you

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The GPU is loose,try screwing it to the case (On the left side of the image)

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2 minutes ago, Vishera said:
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The GPU is loose,try screwing it to the case (On the left side of the image)

Wait the GPU is also not inserted in all the way.

 

Here is a video of how to install a GPU:

 

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2 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Wait the GPU is also not inserted in all the way.

 

Here is a video of how to install a GPU:

 

Wow..you have shape eyes..it looks so blurry when I zoomed in the pcie slot I can't confirm if it's loose or not..haha

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Agreed - card is not connected/screwed to the PC case, does seem loose to me too.

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9 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Wait the GPU is also not inserted in all the way.

 

Here is a video of how to install a GPU:

 

 

11 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Wait the GPU is also not inserted in all the way.

 

Here is a video of how to install a GPU:

 

i cant now only move it up and down by very litthe but still no screen but i have no screen even on apu

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And now i noticed that the RAM is connected incorrectly in single channel mode ?

You should use a full PC building guide,that's too much mistakes.

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1 minute ago, kiki1911 said:

 

i cant now only move it up and down by very litthe but still no screen but i have no screen even on apu

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i was swapping the ram to check slots chill

but i got a screen after lime 30 seconds weird

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Not to mention - there's no IO shield, the least of worries.

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Just now, kiki1911 said:

i was swapping the ram to check slots chill

but i got a screen after lime 30 seconds weird

Sorry :D

Try taking the card out and then putting it back in like in the video guide.

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2 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

Not to mention - there's no IO shield, the least of worries.

i can send you a pic if i find ot again but it dosnt fit with the motherboard i thought this side is to helpnpeople instad of judge

 

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Just now, kiki1911 said:

i can send you a pic if i find ot again but it dosnt fit with the motherboard i thought this side is to helpnpeople instad of judge

 

Hey, I'm not judging.  Just pointing out an issue, not a critical one though.

But you got the card to work?

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2 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Sorry :D

Try taking the card out and then putting it back in like in the video guide

i did it even made the click sound you still think its still not all the way in i even preswed on it a bit more to check

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1 minute ago, kiki1911 said:

i did it even made the click sound you still think its still not all the way in i even preswed on it a bit more to check

Try a different monitor cable

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Just now, Vishera said:

Try a different monitor cable

did already that with a known cable same result ?

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1 minute ago, kiki1911 said:

did already that with a known cable same result ?

dude know a signal again i will try a old gpu maybe the gpu is broken

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