Hey all, newly registered to the community but I research here a lot..
Anyhow, I recently built a new i7 box, quite the beast. I'm having one ongoing issue and that is while rebooting, my monitor will often display "no dvi signal" and I am forced to ctrl+alt+del restart.. sometimes several times. So bothersome!
When I first assembled my build, I was using Win7, I had installed all my latest drivers as well as flashed my bios.
I've also most recently reformatted with WinXP, again all the lastest drivers and bios are present.
And yet I still get this issue, sometimes I have to plainly kill the power to my PSu before my monitor will receive a signal.
For reference, here are my basic specs:
Intel i7 920 @ stock
Asus P6t Deluxe V2
GTX 275 GPU
24" Asus Monitor
700w OCz Quality PSu
I can't figure out for the life of me what the issue is, I've bought extension 6-pin connectors for my Graphics Card as my power cables were quite taut initially..eliminating the possibility of a short. As well as reformatted completely and attempted to fix.
Any advice is much appreciated !
Anyhow, I recently built a new i7 box, quite the beast. I'm having one ongoing issue and that is while rebooting, my monitor will often display "no dvi signal" and I am forced to ctrl+alt+del restart.. sometimes several times. So bothersome!
When I first assembled my build, I was using Win7, I had installed all my latest drivers as well as flashed my bios.
I've also most recently reformatted with WinXP, again all the lastest drivers and bios are present.
And yet I still get this issue, sometimes I have to plainly kill the power to my PSu before my monitor will receive a signal.
For reference, here are my basic specs:
Intel i7 920 @ stock
Asus P6t Deluxe V2
GTX 275 GPU
24" Asus Monitor
700w OCz Quality PSu
I can't figure out for the life of me what the issue is, I've bought extension 6-pin connectors for my Graphics Card as my power cables were quite taut initially..eliminating the possibility of a short. As well as reformatted completely and attempted to fix.
Any advice is much appreciated !