Gpu plugged in but no display

[mastergamer2014]

The onboard graphics work fine but wjen I try my gpu nothing happens no display. It post i disabled all other graphics card including onboard the card is seated properly and all cabels are connected my card is
ASUS radeon hd 5770

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

You are connecting a video cable to the card right?

 

[tambeshakunt]

Have you plugged in power to the GPU? Also, if it has a fan do you notice it spinning when you power up the system?

 

[mastergamer2014]

You are connecting a video cable to the card right?

Yes that what im not understand every card before works but this one wont fans spin on it and my bios is set to it

 

[mastergamer2014]

You are connecting a video cable to the card right?

Do i need to install the drivers before i put it my computer if so i fill dumb

 

[androbourne]

What size is your PSU? Normally this indicates your PSU is not strongh enough to handle the card if it can even spin the fans and remain powered on.

Are you plugging new card into this PC for the first time? What is the old card and what is the new card models? What is your PSU model.

Please provide more information.

PS

And no you dont need to preinstall drivers. It should show a display at the low settings until you properly install the correct drivers. Then you should be able to adjust the size to something higher.

 

[mastergamer2014]

What size is your PSU? Normally this indicates your PSU is not strongh enough to handle the card if it can even spin the fans and remain powered on.

Are you plugging new card into this PC for the first time? What is the old card and what is the new card models? What is your PSU model.

Please provide more information.

PS

And no you dont need to preinstall drivers. It should show a display at the low settings until you properly install the correct drivers. Then you should be able to adjust the size to something higher.

Okay my
PSU: EVGA 500w
Older cards: Radeon r5 240
And yes this is my first time installing this card

 

[androbourne]

I found this for the cards requirements.

"PCI Express® based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard. 450 Watt or greater power supply with one 75W 6-pin PCI Express® power connectors recommended."

If you count for other things in the system using the PSU as well, such as hard drives, CPU etc... You could be pushing your PSU limits.

I would upgrade your PSU and not go with anything less then a 750wt.

 

[mastergamer2014]

I And what is the model of the new card?

Asus Radeon hd 5770