Installed new video card and no signal problem. I've upgraded my ram from 512 mb to 2 gb. And went to turn on computer I got a no signal from my monitor. The compute boots up and everything. So I replaced the old g-force 7300gs card with a g-force gt 610. And I am still getting no signal. So I even went as far as putting the old ram back in. And switching monitors and still nothing. And the onboard video does not work either. Any ideas.
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Jump to PostWe need to know the make and model of your motherboard, and the spec's of your memory (the 2GB) and the video card, please.
Did you handle the cards and memory by their plastic edges and use an anti-static wrist strap, or some other means of ESD safety measure?
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Jump to PostMike, thanks for all of this info. Just one more thing, please. Your reference to Ati ixp 400, is for the onboard video chipset and not the model of your motherboard.
If you don't still have your manuals, etc, then you will very likely see the model number on the …
Jump to PostIf the information you have given me is correct, then please note what your motherboard manual says and compare this with the spec of your video card.
One PCI Express x16 slot (supports PCI Express Bus specification v1.0a compliant)
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excelent help given in this post and all others i have read that you post in ,great job
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Not so! I have seen this on a number of occasions!
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