My monitors were working perfectly fine last night, but now my computer will boot properly, I will hear the Windows login chime, and things like my keyboard function, but neither of my monitors will display anything. At first I thought this was my new graphics card, but it won't display even when its plugged into the Motherboard display ports. I've looked online but none of the situations seem to be related to mine.
My Specs:
Motherboard: ASUS VII Maximus Hero
CPU: i7-4790k
Graphics Card: GTX 980
PSU: EVGA 220-G2-0850-XR 80 PLUS GOLD 850 W
RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x8
Monitor 1: Asus VG248qE
Monitor 2: I have no idea what the name of this one is, but it kinda old and uses a VGA cable.
Boot Drive: Samsung 850 Pro
Do they work if you plug them into the motherboard display ports [I]after[/I] taking out your graphics card so the motherboard actually runs on the integrated graphics?
Try removing your GPU when you plug the monitors onto the onboard. Also reseat your RAM. So your monitors show absolutely nothing? Not even the post screen?
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[QUOTE=fishyfish777;48583229]Do they work if you plug them into the motherboard display ports [I]after[/I] taking out your graphics card so the motherboard actually runs on the integrated graphics?[/QUOTE]
God damn fucking ninja fishy. By a fraction of a minute.
[QUOTE=Levelog;48583234]Try removing your GPU when you plug the monitors onto the onboard. Also reseat your RAM. So your monitors show absolutely nothing? Not even the post screen?[/QUOTE]
Sorry for the late reply, I did exactly as you said and my VGA connected monitor shows BIOS now. Should I put the graphics card back in, or is that a confirmed bad card?
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I should also note Windows works fine, using the same computer to type this as the one that had trouble.
Chances are your card is bad.
Yeah, its fucked.
Do you have another system you can test it in?
Nope, but my old Graphics Card works perfectly fine.
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