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Quote (SaF7 @ Feb 27 2021 04:56pm)
I'm the motherboard bios before startup, it doesn't show the video card even detected. Would it detect it there regardless if there driver was updated or not?




If you're referring to the BIOS splash screen... I don't think the vid card shows on that. Lemme check.


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The vid card doesn't show on the BIOS splash screen. I see the drives, the CPU and the RAM... that's it.



If you can SEE the BIOS or anything... the vid card is working.

This post was edited by Ghot on Feb 27 2021 04:18pm
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Quote (Ghot @ Feb 27 2021 03:03pm)
If you're referring to the BIOS splash screen... I don't think the vid card shows on that. Lemme check.


/edit
The vid card doesn't show on the BIOS splash screen. I see the drives, the CPU and the RAM... that's it.



If you can SEE the BIOS, the vid card is working.


Well the motherboard does have integrated graphics, so it shows bios even if the vid card isn't plugged in.
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Quote (SaF7 @ Feb 27 2021 05:15pm)
Well the motherboard does have integrated graphics, so it shows bios even if the vid card isn't plugged in.




What motherboard?

The screen can only show what's going to the monitor through the cable. If the only cable (going to the monitor), is coming from the vid card... then the vid card works.


Let me rephrase that.
The ONLY cable going to the monitor should be the one from the vid card.
The monitor has to be set to SEE that cable type.

If you have an HDMI cable going from the vid card to the monitor... then the monitor has to be set to HDMI.


THEN... if you see anything on the monitor... the vid card works.





/edit The only way to find out if the 2080 Ti works, is to hook ONLY the 2080 Ti to the monitor.
Then you have two possibilities. you see something on the monitor (vid card works), or you don't see something on the monitor (vid card doesn't work).

This post was edited by Ghot on Feb 27 2021 04:32pm
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Quote (Ghot @ Feb 27 2021 03:19pm)
What motherboard?

The screen can only show what's going to the monitor through the cable. If the only cable (going to the monitor), is coming from the vid card... then the vid card works.


Let me rephrase that.
The ONLY cable going to the monitor should be the one from the vid card.
The monitor has to be set to SEE that cable type.

If you have an HDMI cable going from the vid card to the monitor... then the monitor has to be set to HDMI.


THEN... if you see anything on the monitor... the vid card works.





/edit The only way to find out if the 2080 Ti works, is to hook ONLY the 2080 Ti to the monitor.
Then you have two possibilities. you see something on the monitor (vid card works), or you don't see something on the monitor (vid card doesn't work).



My motherboard is ASROCK Z77 Extreme4

Still good on old card, new card no go
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Quote (SaF7 @ Feb 27 2021 05:46pm)
My motherboard is ASROCK Z77 Extreme4

Still good on old card, new card no go





Used card I take it?
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Quote (Ghot @ Feb 27 2021 03:48pm)
Used card I take it?


It was a driver issue. Working now on it as we speak. We're in business B)

Thanks for your help!

This post was edited by SaF7 on Feb 27 2021 05:09pm
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It was a driver issue. Working now on it as we speak. We're in business B)

Thanks for your help!




Good job. :)
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