Pc wont display with gpu hdmi

[Jamil367]

So i have a pc where it doesnt display with gpu 

[RadiatingLight]

a little more detail please?

 

have you tried with iGPU and it works?

[Jamil367]

Yes i boot into bios with the i5 2500k

[RadiatingLight]

4 minutes ago, Jamil367 said:

Yes i boot into bios with the i5 2500k

Firstoff, quote me when replying.

 

second, a 2500K is good, but I want the full specs.

 

GPU, CPU, RAM, PSU, Etc.

[Jamil367]

I5 2500k

asus p8h61-i

4gb hyperx ddr3

500gb wd green hdd

Corsair vs450

silverstone sg13

6 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

Firstoff, quote me when replying.

 

second, a 2500K is good, but I want the full specs.

 

GPU, CPU, RAM, PSU, Etc.

 

[RadiatingLight]

1 minute ago, Jamil367 said:

I5 2500k

asus p8h61-i

4gb hyperx ddr3

500gb wd green hdd

Corsair vs450

silverstone sg13

 

Well then, it seems like a definite video card issue.

 

try a different port on the video card, and make sure that all power connectors to the GPU are securely seated.

[jj9987]

What GPU are we talking about?

Is the power connected to it, if it requires additional power?

Is the GPU in the correct slot? Is it properly in it's slot?

Does the GPU work in any other slot, provided there are?

Did you try other display connectors on the GPU? Other HDMI port or other type of connection?

Can you try another GPU?

[Jamil367]

Gtx 1050 ti doesnt require additional power

its mini its so no other slot

and havent got a displayport on hand

[The Pixel Polygon]

If your mobo (not your GPU!) has more than one video output port (DVI, VGA, DP, etc), what you can try to do is enable the iGPU in the BIOS, then make it so your PC first uses the iGPU when booting up into the BIOS (POST screen, setup, multi-boot, etc.). Then what you can do is make it so that your dedicated GPU handles all video output when your computer has booted into an OS. My computer uses this exact setup and it works fine.

[Jamil367]

Ok downloading windows now

[Jamil367]

16 minutes ago, The Pixel Polygon said:

If your mobo (not your GPU!) has more than one video output port (DVI, VGA, DP, etc), what you can try to do is enable the iGPU in the BIOS, then make it so your PC first uses the iGPU when booting up into the BIOS (POST screen, setup, multi-boot, etc.). Then what you can do is make it so that your dedicated GPU handles all video output when your computer has booted into an OS. My computer uses this exact setup and it works fine.

Does it matter if its on auto

[The Pixel Polygon]

Just now, Jamil367 said:

Does it matter if its on auto

What do you mean?

[Jamil367]

As in theres 3 options to boot in igpu, dedicated gpu and auto so it detect what output your using

[The Pixel Polygon]

2 minutes ago, Jamil367 said:

As in theres 3 options to boot in igpu, dedicated gpu and auto so it detect what output your using

Your primary output MUST be the iGPU in the BIOS. After the BIOS, the OS will handle all video output to your dedicated GPU. The BIOS should have an option such as "Init Display Output" or something similar.

[Jamil367]

Wheres that init display option

[The Pixel Polygon]

31 minutes ago, Jamil367 said:

Wheres that init display option

There should be something similar if you can't see it. According to a source online, it should be in advanced mode under "System Agent Configuration" on an ASUS motherboard.

[Jamil367]

[Jamil367]

[The Pixel Polygon]

2 hours ago, Jamil367 said:

This MUST be set to iGPU.

[Jamil367]

Now what do i do now

[The Pixel Polygon]

Boot into Windows, set your main display to the monitor plugged via your external graphics card. If you can see Windows on this input, you're done. If you're having problems with other applications, you can disable the iGPU in Windows Device Manager. Leave the BIOS settings as is. 

[Jamil367]

Its not working