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Oct 27 2019 03:41pm
So I recently upgraded my graphics card from a 1050ti to a Vega 64.

whenever I plug the pins from the power supply into the card and turn the pc on, the monitor doesnt detect HDMI.

regardless of the hdmi being plugged into the motherboard OR the graphics card my screen still will not recognize any hdmi.

When I turn the pc off and unplug the pins from the graphics card the computer boots fine (hdmi to motherboard)


I first guessed this was a power supply issue? like I need to upgrade

I have a 600w smart thermaltake currently.

website says minimum 550w I figured I would be okay


let me know please!

This post was edited by chili on Oct 27 2019 03:41pm
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Oct 27 2019 03:47pm
You've confirmed that other inputs work? (displayport, vga, dvi) or it doesn't boot up at all when you have the graphics card plugged in?
You should never use the HDMI's on your motherboard unless you have on-board graphics.
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Oct 27 2019 03:59pm
Quote (Candyzcanes @ Oct 27 2019 05:47pm)
You've confirmed that other inputs work? (displayport, vga, dvi) or it doesn't boot up at all when you have the graphics card plugged in?
You should never use the HDMI's on your motherboard unless you have on-board graphics.


explain, cause I don't understand the issue.
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Oct 27 2019 04:02pm
Quote (King Atrhur @ Oct 27 2019 03:59pm)
explain, cause I don't understand the issue.


Explain to me in any scenario you would use the motherboard inputs aside from on board.
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Oct 27 2019 04:03pm
Quote (Candyzcanes @ Oct 27 2019 06:02pm)
Explain to me in any scenario you would use the motherboard inputs aside from on board.


multi monitor display.
Can have it run in unison with gpu to power more monitors.

My point is plugging it into the port whether you have it or not is not damaging yet you make it seem so.

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Oct 27 2019 04:04pm
Quote (King Atrhur @ Oct 27 2019 04:03pm)
multi monitor display.
Can have it run in unison with gpu to power more monitors.


Didn't even know that was a thing, thanks for the enlightenment.
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Oct 27 2019 04:16pm
When I plug the hdmi into the gpu the pc will turn on but the monitor will not detect any HDMI

So, I switch the hdmi to the motherboard, still nothing.

When I unplug the power supply from the gpu and go to boot it boots up normally.

im so confused

This post was edited by chili on Oct 27 2019 04:16pm
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Oct 27 2019 04:20pm
Quote (chili @ Oct 27 2019 06:16pm)
When I plug the hdmi into the gpu the pc will turn on but the monitor will not detect any HDMI

So, I switch the hdmi to the motherboard, still nothing.

When I unplug the power supply from the gpu and go to boot it boots up normally.

im so confused


reset bios
reseat gpu
move gpu to another pci slot
update bios
change psu

what i'd be doing next in that exact order personally.
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Oct 27 2019 04:43pm
Did you remove old nvidia driver lol
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Quote (Subban2 @ Oct 27 2019 06:43pm)
Did you remove old nvidia driver lol


Even he didn't it should post pre os
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