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How about some system specs?

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SYSTEM 2: Modded G3 case with Gigabyte GA-G33M-S2L, Intel E8600 (O.C to 4.2GHz.), 4GB GSkill PC8500, Nvidia 8800GTS (512M), Cooling provided by Scythe Big Shrunkin, HDD 1 = OSX 10.9.5, HDD 2 = Windows 7 Pro X64. (Placed 3rd in MacMod  of the year 2012) (For info see:  http://insanelymac.com/forum/topic/285641-and-the-winner-for-macmod-of-2012-is/

LAPTOP: Inspiron 1720, Modded BIOS, X9000 Core 2 extreme OC'ed and undervolted to 3.4GHz (windows only) , 6GB DDR2 800, 8600M GT, 1920x1200 Glossy display, Sigmatel Audio, 2 Kingston HyperX 120GB drives (1 with Windows 7 x64 pro & 1 with OSX 10.9.5) X9000 Processor World Record Holder since 02/2013 on Geekbench 2 : http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/search?dir=desc&q=x9000&sort=score

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in the uefi interface did you disable the IGPU? I see that you are using a gtx960. If this is the dvi that you are trying to use then you need to disable the IGPU.

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SYSTEM 2: Modded G3 case with Gigabyte GA-G33M-S2L, Intel E8600 (O.C to 4.2GHz.), 4GB GSkill PC8500, Nvidia 8800GTS (512M), Cooling provided by Scythe Big Shrunkin, HDD 1 = OSX 10.9.5, HDD 2 = Windows 7 Pro X64. (Placed 3rd in MacMod  of the year 2012) (For info see:  http://insanelymac.com/forum/topic/285641-and-the-winner-for-macmod-of-2012-is/

LAPTOP: Inspiron 1720, Modded BIOS, X9000 Core 2 extreme OC'ed and undervolted to 3.4GHz (windows only) , 6GB DDR2 800, 8600M GT, 1920x1200 Glossy display, Sigmatel Audio, 2 Kingston HyperX 120GB drives (1 with Windows 7 x64 pro & 1 with OSX 10.9.5) X9000 Processor World Record Holder since 02/2013 on Geekbench 2 : http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/search?dir=desc&q=x9000&sort=score

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in the uefi interface did you disable the IGPU? I see that you are using a gtx960. If this is the dvi that you are trying to use then you need to disable the IGPU.

I tried that but it still loses signal at the windows loading screen. (with the logo and spinny circle of dots)

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Try giving some more info/screenshots something useful

 

Read this before posting: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/40334-read-before-asking-for-help/

so, when booting my pc with the vga cable it boots just fine. the issue here is that the colors are completely wrong. for example google chrome is green, and the last video i tried to watch was so blacked out that i could barely make out movement. when i switche dto the dvi-d (single link) cable, the bios was crisper and in the right color. when i left the bios and tried to boot i got about 5 seconds on the screen with the windows logo and the spinning circle of dots...then the screen went black and the moniter said "no signal" this happens every time except for when I boot in safe mode.

 

P.S I have a single link dvi-d cable going from a DL-DVI-I port on the pc to a DL-DVI-D port on the moniter.

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