Dose this mobo have on board video ?

[StonerNixon]

Asus m4n98td evo . 
 

that’s the mobo , I’m just wonder dose it’s have board video ? Like pretty simple I should be able to figure out on my own lol but I cannot for the life of me . I don’t know what the orange port is , or the two red ones I don’t know what they are either . I though one was Sata until I really looked at it but then I’d just confused me more lol

[GenPit]

I'm pretty sure It doesn't, I'm not sure but the top red connector is maybe firewire?? and if it is it might carry video I'm not sure

[StonerNixon]

I will end up using a graphics card anyway , it would have just made my life a little easier with on-board  thank you 

[GenPit]

1 minute ago, GenPit said:

I'm pretty sure It doesn't, I'm not sure but the top red connector is maybe firewire?? and if it is it might carry video I'm not sure

 

I think firewire is used for cameras and such so you can transfer files to the pc

[Z3R0 CHANC3]

It is IEEE 1394a but I can't find anything that says whether it carries a video signal or just data on this mobo. The main feature advertised for that board was NVIDIA SLI, which leads me to believe that was their only video focus.

[zeusthemoose]

The other one is esata, so I don’t think it has a video out port.

[bmx6454]

this board requires gpu, so no video outputs

[StonerNixon]

I’ve tossed a gpu in but still no video signal , so that means no post right ? The ram is good , only other thing could be cpu , but it dosnt act like cpu problems , it turns on no beeps no nothing, but no video signal . Do I have to run SLI with this board ? The videos on YouTube I’ve seen all have SLI going and none had only one card 

[-rascal-]

@StonerNixon try other video output ports on the video card.

If the GPU requires any PCI-E power connectors, make sure those are hooked up -- they are NOT optional.

 

Motherboard uses a nVidia nForce 980a chipset, so there is no on-board video.

The board SUPPORTS SLi, but it is not required.

 

Do you know if the RAM is actually good, and you don't have a bad stick (e.g. tested before, or was working in another system, etc) ?

 

What CPU are you using with the motherboard?

 

EDIT: 

Oh, forgot the CPU is already in the CPU socket...but reseat it just in case.

Also make sure that 8-pin CPU power connector is connected (top-left corner of the motherboard).

 

 

 

[StonerNixon]

Yes the ram is good is it currently in another system ,I didn’t forget to plug anything in , the gpu is also been in other systems and I know it works . This mobo and cpu I got off Facebook and the person didn’t tell me until they drove 2 hours to drop it off that it was salvaged  from the side of the curb . So I cleaned the absolute shit out of it lol. The cpu was also wrapped in fuckin plastic wrap and some pins were slightly bent , and in the process of bending back one of them fell off , it’s literal the same cpu and mobo from an ltt video where Linus sticks the pin in the whole and just prays for the best sorta thing , and I tried it both without the pin and it did the exact same thing as it did when I put the pin in the proper corresponding hole and tried it that way , so this mobo just might be dead , but it seems a hell of a lot less dead then my other dead mobo  this thing turns on and stays on and doesn’t turn itself off . Just no display what so ever . Gunna try another video card in it and see if it’s just picky or something . The cpu gets extremely hot like connections are being made and it’s actually doing things . I don’t know I’m confused lol