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Graphics Card Problem

Ok is the monitor VGA native or DVI native?

Take a picture of the plug/ adapter going to the gpu.
I did not get the question. the camera does not display properly. blue cable (vga native)
but now i do not use dvi to vga. For opening the computer with integrated card. I connect it to the vga input through the motherboard.
monitor: Fujitsu L20T-2
 
I did not get the question. the camera does not display properly. blue cable (vga native)
but now i do not use dvi to vga. For opening the computer with integrated card. I connect it to the vga input through the motherboard.
monitor: Fujitsu L20T-2

Ok 15Pin DSUB is VGA native.

Plug your monitor into the vga port of your motherboard, boot it up, if no signal, clear cmos/rtc/jbat Nd try again. Its good you have a igp in this instance (HD 4250)
 
Ok 15Pin DSUB is VGA native.

Plug your monitor into the vga port of your motherboard, boot it up, if no signal, clear cmos/rtc/jbat Nd try again. Its good you have a igp in this instance (HD 4250)
reset the motherboard bios before. computer is running smoothly with the integrated card. but it does not work with an external card.
 
reset the motherboard bios before. computer is running smoothly with the integrated card. but it does not work with an external card.


This is good your igp is working.
Ok get GPU-Z lets see if your card is detected, download it from this site, open it up, see if you can select the 650Ti.
 
This is good your igp is working.
Ok get GPU-Z lets see if your card is detected, download it from this site, open it up, see if you can select the 650Ti.
now the external card is not inserted. If I connect the monitor to the video card, windows does not boot. If I connect the monitor to the integrated card and connect the display board without the power connector, the system will work.(noisy)
did not appear in the device manager. The gpu z probably will not recognize it.
 
now the external card is not inserted. If I connect the monitor to the video card, windows does not boot. If I connect the monitor to the integrated card and connect the display board without the power connector, the system will work.(noisy)
did not appear in the device manager. The gpu z probably will not recognize it.

Ok here is the point, leave the monitor hooked up to the igp. Shut down, insert gpu correctly, do not move the vga cable to the GPU. Then boot up, then run GPU-Z
 
Ok here is the point, leave the monitor hooked up to the igp. Shut down, insert gpu correctly, do not move the vga cable to the GPU. Then boot up, then run GPU-Z
Thank you. I will try this tomorrow. good forums :)
 
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Remove the flashed card, connect the monitor to the built in graphics and reboot, if it doesn't hang on that error message the GPU is borked.
 
You may need a spi flasher, by the way contact zotac and see if they give you a bios.
 
You may need a spi flasher, by the way contact zotac and see if they give you a bios.
flash with approved bios. GPU-Z picture.this image is terrible
 

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flash with approved bios. GPU-Z picture.this image is terrible

From where did you get it?

Now you understanding why it ain't worth flashing a graphics card bios unless if you back up there original?
 
From where did you get it?

Now you understanding why it ain't worth flashing a graphics card bios unless if you back up there original?
I turned on my computer with igpu and ı got this image. the device manager defines my display card. Running nvFlash over windows.(nvflash latest version) I tried about two or three times different bios. I did not get an original bios backup. I'm sure this bios works.Because work first (80.06.21.00.32) does not recognize the display card when I try to flash through DOS.
 

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Do it through windows, remove the gpu driver using ddu and install it fresh
 
Do it through windows, remove the gpu driver using ddu and install it fresh
Windows does not open after installing the driver. I think the monitor is on the igpu. Another possibility( iGPU and dGPU-driver conflict )
 
Windows does not open after installing the driver. I think the monitor is on the igpu. Another possibility( iGPU and dGPU-driver conflict )

Ok, after bios flash, move monitor cable to gpu, verify it boots, if it does you can then do the drivers.
 
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