I purchased this card, and I get a black screen on boot. I posted a previous question asking if my PC was compatible, and everyone says it is, lol??
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it should work normally I install this card to windows 8 computer and its working good I use the HDMI
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Test with known-good devices: test the monitor or TV and cable with another computer, put the card into another computer. You may need to connect a VGA monitor to the card first to install the drivers.
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It sounds as if either your card is bad or your monitor is bad, try using a different monitor connector. If this does not work, reinstall your old card, does the monitor receive a signal? If so it seems as though thr card is bad, begin return procedures
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sorry i my son installed it when he was visiting and I know nothing about it.
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I have used about 50 of these cards at my job. I also have one on my home PC. They all work fine for me. My work PC's use Windows 7. My home PC runs Ubuntu 14.04.
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Go to the boot menu. BIOS. Under legacy settings you have to change it to allow the computer to recognize the card. Especially for Windows 8. Good Luck
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Do you have your video cable plugged into the new card or the graphics output on the motherboard? What is your motherboard and what type of connection are you using?
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Yes, I'm running it on an ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0 motherboard and haven't had any major issues. It's always a gamble ... once in a while you might get a bad card, but sometimes the small handful of people who have had problems are the ones that complain the most. (EDIT: I feel I should mention one thing. This card is known to sometimes "flicker" in 2-D mode when you're on your desktop. It doesn't happen often, and newer drivers can help, but you might see it. If you can live with that small glitch, this is a great card.)
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Just a checklist of some basic stuff: a) Drivers? Are you using the stuff your OS auto-detects and installs (Windows 7 defaulted to VGA drivers in my installation), old/new/beta AMD, or modded/custom drivers (e.g. Omega) b) stock settings or overclocked? Some cards come OC'd by default, which can cause poor performance and crashing if your system is not prepared to deal with excess heat and power drain. c) single card or running in Crossfire? Again, having two cards can cause heating and power issues. Also make sure the bridge is firmly seated on both cards. Of course there are other things which can go wrong (failing memory and such), but thought I would cover the basics and the easiest to fix. What specific error message is your BSOD giving you? Are you sure it is directly related to the card, or did it perhaps exacerbate some other underlying issue? Does it happen when trying to run certain programs? The most common hardware related causes I've had in the past were either driver related or due to failing hard-disks and faulty RAM. The first steps I would take would to be to remove and re-seat the card, preferably into a different PCI-E slot if available, check to make sure the power supply is rated sufficiently high enough to meet the card's demands, make sure the case is clean and the fans are properly circulating air. Start the PC in safe mode, uninstall the old drivers, install the new ones (maybe experimenting with different versions) and then reboot. On the off-chance it is memory related, also try swapping out your RAM sticks from the DIMM slots as to test each to make sure both they and the slots themselves are in working order. Typically if I wanted to test if it was hardware related or some quirk with Windows or its drivers, I would boot into a Linux flash disk and see if I could get everything working there all right. Take this with the caveat I'm not a professional in this subject, but just drawing from my years of personal experience.
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As far as I'm aware there shouldn't be problems with either installion of the hardware or software. I've ran this card on 3 year ddr2 motherboard ... So without knowing your exact motherboard. I'd say YES i'm about 90% sure!
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Best thing to advise here is to check the Nvidia web site and compare the specs first hand. Compare the requirements of the card to the specs on the motherboard. This is a great card. I have the 2 gig model.
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I have to agree with the previous suggestion. Remove and reseat the card, make sure your monitor cables are plugged in all the way (Bent pins can be a problem). Try it on another PC if available, or send it back to the vendor.I bought this care and am very happy with it.
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i install asus eah6670/dis/1gd5 radeon hd 6670 gddr5 and them i bought and install asus hd7750-1gd5-v2 amd radeon hd 7750 vga without any errors i just install the driver hat came with each video card and was ready, with my mainboard and a10 cpu
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i received two DOA(video card dead on arrival) blank screen when pc was powered.i tried other similar video cards same specs and had no issue,avoid if possible.and my pc is xp dont know if it works for win 7
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I dont understand the question sorry.what installed card are you talking about.
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Sorry, I never tried booting from it. It may depend on whether or not your BIOS sees it when it boots. I highly doubt you can do anything with this card before the OS loads.
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It should work just fine. This card is not too demanding on power needs and your PC has the correct slot connection, etc. it's easy to install. This card doesn't get hot either as long as its not crowded and all of your system fans are flowing air.
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If youre talking about a motherboard port..you can put it on the card without any changes. your mobo/software should see it fine. You may need to modify your boot sequence.
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I believe that card only works on certain Asus motherboards so you need to verify that which ever Asus board you choose supports it.
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Alot of these cards are mostly compatible with certain speed specifications, and i am guessing the mo-board is not on the same level... Go to asus and look for upgrades on your model and then Google that specific item and chips to match... I have put this card in 4 different cases from custom to hp, and dell... All different generations and all were plug and play on AMD or Intel
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I don't know,it never worked for me. I crapped canned it and got a Nvidia GTX 660. I am VERY happy with it. I got the ASUS OC edition. I had used ATI/AMD almost exclusively until this card. I got the ol shove it from AMD. I'll never buy AMD again. I would say skip this card.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. I have just checked on ati's website and the last OS they provide drivers for on this card is Windows Vista. Unfortunately I cannot find any drivers for windows 7. You may look to see if other people are using some third party software to make it work. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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No. Ditto Libby. My advice is go to the manufacturer for an OEM card, if possible. Dell didn't have one for me, and this one didn't work. I'd have returned it but it was too big a hassle.