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Alexalex1
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Do you currently have any drivers installed, AMD or Nvidia?

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Can you please run GPU-Z and show me a screenshot of the main GPU-Z page?

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Show me GPU-Z's window even if nothing is showing up. You *MUST* have a GPU of some kind to see your screen. No matter what it shows, show me that GPU-Z screenshot.

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Have you downloaded geforce experience?

Use the quote button.

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it wont let me install experience

Is your monitor plugged in the motherboard or the graphics card?

You need to plug it to the graphics card if you don't.

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its pludged into to gpu 

o have a amd fx cpu

Ok,see if your 6+8 pin cables are plugged correctly into the gpu.Also,try rebooting the windows.If those 2 don't work,re-install the gpu.

 

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Do you have nVidia drivers already installed? If so, follow these instructions:

 

- Download latest drivers from their website.

- Reboot into safe mode

- Launch driver installer by right clicking and running as administrator

- Use custom install settings and make SURE you check the "clean install" option

- Allow it to run and when required, reboot into NORMAL windows (not safe mode again)

- In normal windows, the install should complete (It won't if you go back into safe mode)

- check GPU-Z again and post screenshot here.

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ok

 

Do you have nVidia drivers already installed? If so, follow these instructions:

 

- Download latest drivers from their website.

- Reboot into safe mode

- Launch driver installer by right clicking and running as administrator

- Use custom install settings and make SURE you check the "clean install" option

- Allow it to run and when required, reboot into NORMAL windows (not safe mode again)

- In normal windows, the install should complete (It won't if you go back into safe mode)

- check GPU-Z again and post screenshot here

i will try this

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Did the drivers install? Or did it fail to do so and GPU-Z still shows the blank screenshot?

 

You need to give all the info when you report if something went wrong

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Ok, if the drivers are installed and your card is seated properly, then it's probably broken. I suggest you RMA it and possibly show them this thread.

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