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IceHism
United States1903 Posts
On July 20 2015 03:40 plasmidghost wrote: Okay, the computer itself is working fine. I put in the Windows install disc, and nothing's appearing on my monitor. What would be the cause of that? Does text appear fine on the monitor before you put in the windows disc | ||
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Deleuze
United Kingdom2102 Posts
Is the monitor plugged into your graphics card or the motherboard? Swap it to the motherboard and then reboot. | ||
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IceHism
United States1903 Posts
Either the monitor isn't working or your computer is using the discreet graphics card instead of the integrated one | ||
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
On July 20 2015 04:03 IceHism wrote: Either the monitor isn't working or your computer is using the discreet graphics card instead of the integrated one Why would that be a problem? Integrated GPU is still a GPU. | ||
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Deleted User 173346
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IceHism
United States1903 Posts
On July 20 2015 04:16 darkness wrote: Why would that be a problem? Integrated GPU is still a GPU. Sometimes i see this symptom and i usually just say to install windows on the iGPU and then get the drivers for the card. I'm not sure why the comp isn't recognizing it. On July 20 2015 04:25 plasmidghost wrote: Could it be that the external display is coming off the graphics card? It says it takes DL-DVI, HDMI, and DP, and I'm not using any of those. on second thought, this might be why | ||
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Deleuze
United Kingdom2102 Posts
On July 20 2015 05:22 plasmidghost wrote: That was the issue, I searched and found that to fix the problem, I'll have to change the motherboard settings at boot. Doing so won't make my graphics card useless, right? Would it be quicker just to change which port you've plugged to monitor into? | ||
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y0su
Finland7871 Posts
On July 20 2015 08:02 plasmidghost wrote: Everything is done for my computer and I am currently getting all my games installed! The first time running a game at higher settings on a new self built rig is awesome :D | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6169 Posts
Congrats on the build, a little bumpy but you got there and now it's time for some sweet sweet gaming. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20345 Posts
On July 20 2015 05:39 plasmidghost wrote: My graphics card doesn't have a VGA port Well your screen needs to be plugged into your GPU otherwise you can't use the GPU AFAIK. If you have a screen that only uses VGA, you should probably replace it - that was out of date around a decade ago (my first 1920x1200 dvi screen was ~2007-2008 and i was not ahead of the curve). If you don't want to do that, you can use a dvi-i to vga adapter. | ||
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B.I.G.
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I bought a 2 euro vga to dvi converter and fixed the issue. | ||
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B.I.G.
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Any point to doing that? Harmless or harmful? I also think it's weird how the lights on my mouse keep burning even after I turn of the PC | ||
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