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Goot
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1 hour ago, Goot said:

My rx470 won't show up in my bios, and the bios always boots into the Mobo, which is a z97 anniversary 

So is your display is connected to the mobo or the video card?

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So when you boot up the pc, it goes into bios.. okay.. and?

 

Do you have windows installed or no? 

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Just now, Goot said:

No it goes directly to Windows. When I go into the bios, there is no GPU within the motherboard bios. 

In windows does it recognize it? Do you have any drivers installed?

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1 minute ago, Slottr said:

In windows does it recognize it? Do you have any drivers installed?

Where would I go in Windows? Just in the properties? And yes ive installed and updated the drivers. I have not updated the Mobo drivers yet, I don't know if that could be part of the problem 

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Just now, Goot said:

Where would I go in Windows? Just in the properties? And yes ive installed and updated the drivers. I have not updated the Mobo drivers yet, I don't know if that could be part of the problem 

Just in a program like Dxdiag (comes with windows).

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1 minute ago, Goot said:

Where would I go in Windows? Just in the properties? And yes ive installed and updated the drivers. I have not updated the Mobo drivers yet, I don't know if that could be part of the problem 

press winkey +x and go into the device manager, then display adapters and your GPU should come up there

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