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ROG maximus IV extreme vga led is on

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I've found a few other people with the same problem. One of them pressed the reset button and that worked for a little while. It might be the graphics card. Is there any way you can test the system with a different card or test the card in someone else's system (i.e. a friend's)? You'll probably have to contact asus about the problem.

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I left my computer on for few hours, when i get back home my computer screen was black and nothing happened but my pc was runing, i tried to restart my pc still nothing all i now is that when my pc boots up i can hear windows welcome sound and skype as well.

At the beggining i was thinking that my video card is dead so I change it and i put another one in but the same thing..

So i open the side panel i notice that vga led is on, on the motherboard i tried to use different slots for video card but nothing....

Can someone help me please?!?!?!

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press F8 on startup and then choose the boot at the low resolution option (either 640x480 or 800x600)

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I've found a few other people with the same problem. One of them pressed the reset button and that worked for a little while. It might be the graphics card. Is there any way you can test the system with a different card or test the card in someone else's system (i.e. a friend's)? You'll probably have to contact asus about the problem.

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I've found a few other people with the same problem. One of them pressed the reset button and that worked for a little while. It might be the graphics card. Is there any way you can test the system with a different card or test the card in someone else's system (i.e. a friend's)? You'll probably have to contact asus about the problem.

Yep, just swap the graphic cards and it works... have any idea what can i do with my gtx 560ti ?

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did you try to plug into the motherboard port if you have one?

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Yep, just swap the graphic cards and it works... have any idea what can i do with my gtx 560ti ?

Probably bin it. If you purchased extended warranty then I would try and claim it and also if you have warranty left.

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How long is warranty for asus graphic cards? i have this card for one year and few days.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/manufacturer_warranty.html

 up to 3 years, not sure if this applies to ASUS though

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