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carminabigue Posts 620 Registration date Tuesday March 19, 2013 Status Member Last seen June 10, 2015 - Mar 13, 2014 at 09:42 AM
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Mar 12, 2014 at 07:29 PM
Can you test the video card on another computer?
I assume you get video from the motherboard without the GTX installed.
Can you measure the voltage on the plug your using for the GTX.
You may find that your video card just will not work with your MB/power supply and you will need to buy a different card.
Why? Sometimes "plug and play" is plug and pray.
Good Luck
I assume you get video from the motherboard without the GTX installed.
Can you measure the voltage on the plug your using for the GTX.
You may find that your video card just will not work with your MB/power supply and you will need to buy a different card.
Why? Sometimes "plug and play" is plug and pray.
Good Luck
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I know you said that your computer is APU and it's graphics would automatically disable if it detects an external one but still you have the option to try it. I had the same problem before with a plenty of computers and the only solution I can find is, if the VC is supported by the power supply and it is working on other computers, I disable the internal video memory in BIOS and used PCIe where the VC is connected.
