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Yes I plugged it to my monitor using the correct input. Nvidia won't let me install drivers until the GPU is plugged in.

 

But do you also use the correct input in the monitor OSD?

 

Well okay, it's very difficult to install drivers wothout at least a rudimentary video output. :D Does your CPU have an integrated graphics that you could use? Can you use some other connector like HDMI or DVI?

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But do you also use the correct input in the monitor OSD?

Well okay, it's very difficult to install drivers wothout at least a rudimentary video output. :D Does your CPU have an integrated graphics that you could use? Can you use some other connector like HDMI or DVI?

I have chosen the correct input in my monitor.

My PC does support integrated graphics. I used an HDMI and a VGA connector with my GPU. I can't install drivers on my PC because system won't give me a display output with the GPU plugged in. Without the GPU plugged in using integrated graphics, the NVIDIA installer aborts

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Do you happen to have secure boot enabled?

 

How do I check that ? AFAIK, I don't think my mobo even supports it.

 

An update on the current scenario: I tested my GPU with two other power supplies on my mobo and it did not work. I tested the GPU on a different mobo with these two power supplies and it worked. Though, I spotted a difference in fan speeds of the GPU on the different motherboards. The fan speed of the GPU on the mobo on which it worked was higher. I am planning to change my mobo because of this. Any suggestions?

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