I hooked this board up with an Athlon x4 860k. cannot get video signal....anyone know why?
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You need a processor that has a built in graphics. Like the A4, A6 or A8. Like this http://www.amazon.com/AMD-Quad-Core-A8-Series-A8-6600K-AD660KWOHLBOX/dp/B00CPLGGWS/ The processor you have is a straight CPU, where as the A4, A6 and A8 are classed as APUs. The processor you have will need a dedicated graphics card to go along with the board.
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That processor does not have integrated graphics. you need this one: AMD A6-6400K Richland 3.9GHz Socket FM2 65W Dual-Core Desktop Processor AMD Radeon HD AD640KOKHLBOX
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You need a processor that has a built in graphics. Like the A4, A6 or A8.Like this AMD Quad-Core A8-Series APU A8-6600K with Radeon HD 8570D (AD660KWOHLBOXThe processor you have is a straight CPU, where as the A4, A6 and A8 are classed as APUs.The processor you have will need a dedicated graphics card to go along with the board.
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The A78 chipset does not support onboard graphics. As such, you will need to either purchase a GPU (graphics card) or a processor with integrated graphics (an APU).
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Check to make sure the board is in a compatible slot, try a different slot and make sure the card is all the way seated in the slot. Did you change anything else? Are you using the same monitor or a new one? Try powering up in safe mode. If none of this works then the card may be bad, try returning it for a replacement. FYI: My card worked right out of the box.
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Try different resolution settings on your PC. I don't know what version of Windows you have, but if you go CONTROL PANEL - DISPLAY and change the settings for the display resolution. If you have it set too high, you may not get a signal.
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I'm very sorry, I'm currently on a break at work, on my phone. I can tell you that on pcpartpicker, you can search that motherboard, add it to a build, and get yourself a list of processors that are compatible with the board, and further, you can see if they support onboard video. You'll do yourself a favor if you build the whole computer there. I've been doing builds for 15 years and that site is a dream.
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I am not sure what are the talkings here. I installed one with LGA 1150 (i7-4770k) and never an issue.
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I do not own the other motherboards to compare but I had to return ARRock 990FX Extreme4 because it did not post.
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Sorry I only use this board in an HTPC running XBMC (Linux OS) but it works flawlessly for video.
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Need some more information; what operating system are you using? Did you install the drivers for the card? I believe the drivers disk in the box is pretty outdated, downloading from the manufacturer website will give you the latest. You may also need to modify your system BIOS to use the PCI video card vs any card built in to the motherboard (typical VGA output).
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I think so. I have not been able to get mine to work as when I get in bios and set it up nothing happens. Have problem getting into bios and nothing seems to work. Think it is perhaps a bad board.
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Sorry so no :( The mainboard works with PCIx 2.0 and the video card is PCIx 3.0
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The motherboard that I used had already a PCI Express 3.0. I do not recall the video board needing any special connection to either the motherboard or power. I do not know how to crossfire with AMD A10-6700/ w 8670D I/G. I used a motherboard that is using an Intel I5 processor.
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From your question it sounds like you have on existing on-board graphics card which you have disabled? Then you installed this card, and now want to install drivers for the new card. If that is the case, then the card should be showing video when you power the machine on (make sure the monitor is plugged in to the new card and not to the on-board video out). You should see your BIOS logo and the Windows loading screen while the machine boots. The card should automatically work in a limited low-resolution mode even without any drivers. Using this mode, you can then download the newest drivers and install them. You may have to reboot before the higher resolutions become available, but after that you should be able to change display settings to whatever you want them to be. If you are not getting any video on your monitor, you could always remove the card from the computer and attach the monitor to the on-board card and it should still work. I believe the on-board card will be used automatically when there is no other card, even if it is set to be disabled. If you still can't get any output on the monitor, you can always reset the BIOS (look in the manual for your motherboard for instructions) which would re-enable the on-board card.
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For this board to work you must have the board and power supply in a case for grounding to work. Assuming the board APU and memory are good, Tty removing power from the monitor for several minutes ( master reset) and then power everything on. There are some older monitors that do not support 1920x1080 or that do not identify themselves to the motherboard as able to work with the APU. In those cases the only fix was to get a better monitor or install a GPU card. To troubleshoot you may have to try a different monitor. New HDMI monitors are only way to go.
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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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you need to check your mother board specs. That is what my son did - other than that, I'm clueless.
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Mine works fine with my Asus MaximusVI, Maybe you have a bad processor or mobo.
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Understand that you must have a video support for each display. Even though the board has a video connector (choose one only of VGA, DVI, or HDMI) if your CPU has no video, you will need a video adapter card. If your CPU does have video, that will give you only ONE display. Then you need add-in cards for additional displays. You probably already know that, but sometimes the simple "Yes" answer can be confusing to someone "passing by" and reading Q & A.