Gtx 970 HAAAALLP

[MLGPROCyntic]

I installed the GTX 970, but I get " no signal" on my monitor. My hdmi is connected and full power is supplied. I cant even get to my bios.

[TheKDub]

1. Did you plug your monitor into the 970?

2. Did you plug the 6/8 pin power connectors into the 970?

3. What are the rest of your specs?

 

(1 and 2 are just clarifying questions)

[MLGPROCyntic]

Yes my monitor Is plugged in to the 970 and I connected the 6 pin power.

CPU- AMD 9370

RAM- Corsair Vengeance

PSU- CX 750M

Motherboard- Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3

[Dabombinable]

Yes my monitor Is plugged in to the 970 and I connected the 6 pin power.

CPU- AMD 9370

RAM- Corsair Vengeance

PSU- CX 750M

Motherboard- Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3

It should be 2 connectors, 1 6pin and 1 8 pin, are both plugged in? Edit: or the single 8 pin connector if its the Asus Strix version.

[Opcode]

Try resetting the CMOS by swapping over the clear CMOS jumper located next to the battery on the motherboard and turning on the machine. Let it run for 10 seconds and turn it off and reset the jumper back to its default position. If you have on-board video try and see if that works when the GTX 970 doesn't.

[Razzy_85]

and if the onboard doesn't work then it's your mobo

[MLGPROCyntic]

I would send you a pic of the cmos and bios but I cant. I also cant find the jumper for clr_cmos

[Dabombinable]

I would send you a pic of the cmos and bios but I cant. I also cant find the jumper for clr_cmos

You could just unplug your computer and try removing the CMOS battery. (flat silver disc on the motherboard, towards the bottom of it). That will reset the Bios.

[MLGPROCyntic]

I tried, no luck. I still put my hdmi in my gpu and I got no signal

[ThatOneGuyThatOnlyPlaysPC]

I tried, no luck. I still put my hdmi in my gpu and I got no signal

I'm having the same problem with my 970. Happened just after I installed the 350.12 drivers for gta 5, but the HDMI was going to my second monitor so I'm just gonna wait for new drivers to see if that fixes the problem because I'm too lazy to install older drivers.

[kookoomang]

Are you on the HDMI signal? or DVI? VGA? check but if you are on the correct input then I dunno, it can be either the GPU, HDMI Cable or Monitor. I would test them all on other device.

 

Test the HDMI cable on something else for example, if you have a Roku/Apple TV/Cable Box/PS4/XBOX etc....

 

Test our monitor. connect all the other devices like Roku/Apple TV etc... and see if they come up.

 

Reinstall your GPU or connect your computer to your TV or other monitors.

[MLGPROCyntic]

I found the problem. I guess my bios on my motherboard needed to be updated for the 900 series.