I'm guessing there's no on board generic video on the motherboard?
I would suggest finding a low cost graphics card that will be compatible with your video adapter slot and plug it in.
You can find drivers for your card at
http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_8800_gt_us.html
If you power on the PC without a video card, I think there is supposed to be a beep code. I'm not at home at the moment, and my PC's I have access to all have on board video anyways, so I wouldn't be able to test it.
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If you can get ahold of a video card that will plug into the PCIe, I'd try that. According to the specs on that motherboard, there is no on board video.
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based on where you are at I would start with some local pc shops here.
You may be able to pick up some cheap video cards, or possible even work something out to have them throw a video card in there for a few minutes to see if it solves the problem.
I have read some of the reviews on your motherboard, it does seem like a hit or miss on your brand. If you take a look at the capacitors on the motherboard, if any are round instead of flat on top, it's a good sign that the motherboard is on its way out also.
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i experienced the same situation with my computer, i can't see anything on screen but i hear some noise. so i what i did is, i re-program it. i went to acefastservices.co.uk and they help me out to fix my computer problem. now my computer works very well ;)
if you reprogrammed it ,why did you need to pay money to acefast to help you fix it.we offer free help here 24x7
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