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enable pcie slot on my dell motherboard
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newtekie1
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If it is outputting using the new card during POST, then the slot is enabled and the motherboard knows it is there.
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When you plug the new card in, and connect the monitor to the new card, then turn the computer on, nothing ever comes up on the screen?
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And make sure you have power cables plugged into the card if it is required!
What kind of video card is it?
What kind of video card is it?
newtekie1
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He has a GT220, no need for a power cable.
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Ah, yes you are right. Well could it be bad hardware? Maybe try a different card to test? Try that card in a different system?