SAPPHIRE HD 5830 not working with G41 MOBOs

[yashan]

HI guyz.

I bought SAPPHIRE HD 5830 1GB and Intel DG41RQ mother board few months ago. They work fine. But now my vga card is not working with my mother board and any other G41 mobos. I'm not getting display. But it works with any other mobo with another chipset. Guys Please help me..

 

[aCid888*]

Turn onboard video off first??





Edit: Why would you buy that card and this board combo any way?

 

[yashan]

I tried that. but still no result.
I had some financial problems of buying a high end mobo.

 

[meran]

how u know that the card works?? did u test it before??

 

[Red_Machine]

how u know that the card works?? did u test it before??

But it works with any other mobo with another chipset.

RTFP!

I have never heard of chipsets conflicting with GPUs. Have you tried looking in the BIOS for any GPU-related settings?

 

[meran]

didn't notice that seems a weird problemo

 

[Widjaja]

Yes I have come across what Red Machine mentioned.
Sometimes the motherboard chip set has a bit of a fit getting to recognize the GPU.

Sometimes it works sometimes it does not regardless of how many times you re seat the GPU.

 

[yashan]

how u know that the card works?? did u test it before??

I tested GPU with many mobos. it works with other chipsets even with G31. but not with any g41 mobos.

RTFP!

I have never heard of chipsets conflicting with GPUs. Have you tried looking in the BIOS for any GPU-related settings?

I did a bios flash. using tech power up bios file. Is there any setting I should try related this?

Yes I have come across what Red Machine mentioned.
Sometimes the motherboard chip set has a bit of a fit getting to recognize the GPU.

Sometimes it works sometimes it does not regardless of how many times you re seat the GPU.

Is there any suggestion I shuld try? I can't even return my gpu to the manufacture because it works with other mobos.

 

[Mussels]

RTFP!

I have never heard of chipsets conflicting with GPUs. Have you tried looking in the BIOS for any GPU-related settings?

i have. i have a DFI x48 that wont work with any 8800GTX's (G80 - didnt try GTS 320/640) but works with every other card i've had available.

 

[yashan]

i have. i have a DFI x48 that wont work with any 8800GTX's (G80 - didnt try GTS 320/640) but works with every other card i've had available.

But My GPU worked more than 6 months with DG41RQ mobo.

 

[Mussels]

But My GPU worked more than 6 months with DG41RQ mobo.

well thats unusual, i was merely pointing out that incompatible combinations do exist - but they are very rare.

 

[yashan]

well thats unusual, i was merely pointing out that incompatible combinations do exist - but they are very rare.

seems there is nothing I can do.btw thanks for the replying.

 

[LGV]

go to bios ; Configuration > Video BIOS Setting Options Description / Purpose
Detected Video Device Priority
Detected video devices are listed
When the Primary Video Adaptor is set to Manual, each detected video device is listed here and you can select the order of preference for the video device used during boot.

and ; Primary Video Adapter
• Auto • Int Graphics (IGD) • Ext PCIe Graphics (PEG) • Ext PCI Graphics • Manual
Allows selecting a specific video controller as the display device that will be active when the system boots. Options may vary depending on your configuration


here is you bios manual; http://download.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/biosglossarybymenu_v14.pdf


One q; please tell me it is integrated video works? right?

 

[Mussels]

seems there is nothing I can do.btw thanks for the replying.

trust me, i know how much these problems suck.

once you rule out everything else like PSU problems, it sucks to realise the hardware wont work.

i was selling a machine (E8600, 8GB 1066 ram, x48, 8800GTX) and had to drop it down to an 8600GT for the video due to the problems... didnt make the buyer happy.

 

[yashan]

go to bios ; configuration > video bios setting options description / purpose
detected video device priority
detected video devices are listed
when the primary video adaptor is set to manual, each detected video device is listed here and you can select the order of preference for the video device used during boot.

And ; primary video adapter
• auto • int graphics (igd) • ext pcie graphics (peg) • ext pci graphics • manual
allows selecting a specific video controller as the display device that will be active when the system boots. Options may vary depending on your configuration


here is you bios manual; http://download.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/biosglossarybymenu_v14.pdf


one q; please tell me it is integrated video works? Right?

Thanks. I tried all these settings and still its not working. Intergrated video is working.

 

[Widjaja]

I can not remember exactly what made the card work unfortunately.

I had the issue with a M2N-SE ASUS motherboard.
Can't remember the chipset but it was not Intel.

The motherboard had issues with a 7100GT and a 8800GT.
I remember taking out the card to see what it was, reinstalled it and found it wouldn't go.

But then I did something which made it go, only I can not remember what that was.

Could try removing the CMOS battery and any other PCI devices including the card then drain the system of power for about 30 seconds, then put back the CMOS battery and fire it up with the basics.

once you have the system going, shut it down then install the GPU and fire it up again.

 

[LGV]

Thanks. I tried all these settings and still its not working. Intergrated video is working.

http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/cs-009007.htm

Can i ask please what is your PSU?

May getting worn out, I remember you sed the card not work ather
g41 board, but may worth a shoot.

 

[yashan]

I can not remember exactly what made the card work unfortunately.

I had the issue with a M2N-SE ASUS motherboard.
Can't remember the chipset but it was not Intel.

The motherboard had issues with a 7100GT and a 8800GT.
I remember taking out the card to see what it was, reinstalled it and found it wouldn't go.

But then I did something which made it go, only I can not remember what that was.

Could try removing the CMOS battery and any other PCI devices including the card then drain the system of power for about 30 seconds, then put back the CMOS battery and fire it up with the basics.

once you have the system going, shut it down then install the GPU and fire it up again.

I tried all of these things I can do. There is nothing I can do more to my mother board. :/

http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/cs-009007.htm

Can i ask please what is your PSU?

May getting worn out, I remember you sed the card not work ather
g41 board, but may worth a shoot.

PSU is Amacrox 550w. problem is It worked more than 6 months. can't even think what happend suddenly.

 

[brandonwh64]

I tried all of these things I can do. There is nothing I can do more to my mother board. :/



PSU is Amacrox 550w. problem is It worked more than 6 months. can't even think what happend suddenly.

If it worked with the board before then all of a sudden quit then its either PSU or motherboard not just chipset

 

[Widjaja]

Final option I can think of is to try a new PSU.

Because like yourself, with the PC I was working on.
Regardless of what I did the GPU would just not work with the motherboard the second time round.

Since then the whole system was given to me.
I gave it another shot with a 8500GT and the system works and now use it as a test system.

With the same PSU an ACBell 600W PSU, I tried running an 8800GT in it and refused to go.

Since you are not able to refund with this card and know it works in another system, you can sell it.

Get another GPU.

 

[LGV]

PSU is Amacrox 550w. problem is It worked more than 6 months. can't even think what happend suddenly.

I strongly belive it is the PSU.
They worn out.


BUT i did look into, your had 4x rail 18 A , please try to put two diff rail on the card, and nathing else on these rails please, let me know.