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Gpu: asus gtx 970

 

cpu: i5 4690k

 

psu: evga supernova g2 550w

 

motherboard: asus z97-e

 

ram: kingston hyperx fury 8gb

 

ssd: samsung evo 250gb

 

Ok... I notice the Motherboard has its own video outputs on it, Remove the GPU from the computer and plug in your video cables to the Motherboard instead. Report back what happens

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In this case MoBo video will be on the ports with VGA or HDMI or DVI-D written on them

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Oh i mean where should i plug in my vga cable?

That card doesn't have a port for a VGA cable .  If you have to have a VGA signal (legacy monitor or whatever) you will need some sort of convertor from DVI to VGA

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_21?url=search-alias%3Dcomputers&field-keywords=dvi+to+vga+converter&sprefix=dvi++to+vga+converter%2Caps%2C216

 

British page but I am sure your country will have similar.

Thought :- Is it wise to have a GPU of that power and use it with a VGA signal?

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Oh sorry i mean the Pci-e... but in some way its a vga cable? it was connected to my gpu before i took it out

 

The card should be in the 2nd slot down from the top in the grey wide one.

Also you may need someone else to help because its getting late so I got to go to bed sorry.

 

Ill say you have not connected the GPU in correctly, The GPUs faulty, The Motherboards faulty. Could be anyone of those.

Hope you find a way to fix it

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