Urgent! iGPU on 6700k not working?

[Toto123456]

i just sold my 980ti but now I need to access my pc before the 1080ti arrive.

 

I connect the hdmi port from the mobo to my monitor and it is not getting any signal at all. i have also remove the battery to clear the cmos. still no signal

 

please help my life is at risk here

[Toto123456]

tried f6 to enter bios set up, still no hope.

[sazrocks]

1 minute ago, Toto123456 said:

please help my life is at risk here

If you're serious about that, you need to call 911 or your equivalent.

 

What motherboard do you have? Have you tried spamming delete?

[vong]

4 minutes ago, Toto123456 said:

i just sold my 980ti but now I need to access my pc before the 1080ti arrive.

 

I connect the hdmi port from the mobo to my monitor and it is not getting any signal at all. i have also remove the battery to clear the cmos. still no signal

 

please help my life is at risk here

Hate to ask but did you change the monitor's input to HDMI?

[Toto123456]

 

Just now, sazrocks said:

If you're serious about that, you need to call 911 or your equivalent.

 

What motherboard do you have? Have you tried spamming delete?

it is the msi z170a SLi plus.

 

I have tried that, nothing show up on my screen

[Toto123456]

Just now, vong said:

Hate to ask but did you change the monitor's input to HDMI?

i have yes

[Aelita Sophie]

Bios setup would be most likely the delete key, F8 or in some cases F10. Though if you don't get any display during the boot process, the entire iGPU might be disabled in the BIOS at all.

In that case, disconnect all the cables and power on the back of your PC. Press in the power button for a few seconds to empty most of the capacitors on the motherboard. I also recommend grounding yourself if u are afraid to damage your PC. Though we will not be doing anything rash.

Open up the side panel, and look for a battery on the motherboard. Consult the manual if you can't find it.

Pop it out gently, and leave if for a few minutes. (Mostly just popping out is enough, but lets be sure)

 

Pop it back in, close it all up and hook it all up. Power it on, and your BIOS should've been reset. If so, you should see display output.

[sazrocks]

2 minutes ago, Toto123456 said:

i have yes

Clear CMOS.

From your manual:

Quote

 ● Short the Clear CMOS jumper on the motherboard.

● Press the Clear CMOS button, on the rear I/O panel. (Only for the motherboard  with clear CMOS button.)

 

[knightslugger]

9 minutes ago, Toto123456 said:

i just sold my 980ti but now I need to access my pc before the 1080ti arrive.

 

I connect the hdmi port from the mobo to my monitor and it is not getting any signal at all. i have also remove the battery to clear the cmos. still no signal

 

please help my life is at risk here

 

1 minute ago, sazrocks said:

Clear CMOS.

From your manual:

 

Do this. if the board is still powered when you removed the coin battery, it may not clear CMOS.

[Toto123456]

11 minutes ago, Aelita Sophie said:

Bios setup would be most likely the delete key, F8 or in some cases F10. Though if you don't get any display during the boot process, the entire iGPU might be disabled in the BIOS at all.

In that case, disconnect all the cables and power on the back of your PC. Press in the power button for a few seconds to empty most of the capacitors on the motherboard. I also recommend grounding yourself if u are afraid to damage your PC. Though we will not be doing anything rash.

Open up the side panel, and look for a battery on the motherboard. Consult the manual if you can't find it.

Pop it out gently, and leave if for a few minutes. (Mostly just popping out is enough, but lets be sure)

 

Pop it back in, close it all up and hook it all up. Power it on, and your BIOS should've been reset. If so, you should see display output.

 

5 minutes ago, knightslugger said:

 

Do this. if the board is still powered when you removed the coin battery, it may not clear CMOS.

I have tried this unplugged all and remove the battery. nothing show up on my screen. pc was working fine when I have to 980ti

[Toto123456]

please help

[bcguru9384]

go get vga cable and plug monitor in with that

this should force load good old reliable analog

[Toto123456]

1 minute ago, bcguru9384 said:

go get vga cable and plug monitor in with that

this should force load good old reliable analog

problem is I have the pg279q so it doesnt even have a vga socket TT

[bcguru9384]

hmmm

what version hdmi on pc?

on monitor?

hdmicable?

as hdmi will natively share edid data 

[bcguru9384]

go into monitor settings and set vsync enabled then boot machine

this should force 60hz signal not 165hz

[Aelita Sophie]

8 minutes ago, Toto123456 said:

problem is I have the pg279q so it doesnt even have a vga socket TT

Try a display port cable instead. Your motherboard should have a DP socket.

[Toto123456]

2 minutes ago, bcguru9384 said:

go into monitor settings and set vsync enabled then boot machine

this should force 60hz signal not 165hz

HOLY **** it works THANKS A LOT. I went into my asus monitor settings. force reset everything on the monitor. it somehow work. lol

[bcguru9384]

the onboard gpu is limited to 60hz according to ark.intel

[bcguru9384]

edid table data sets display refresh/hz rate

your welcome