Graphics card 1050 ti mobo

[Toxic1235213]

I Have a problem i get no signal whenver i use my 1050 ti (dvi d) but i can use my integrated graphics i have went to bios disabled secure boot made cmos enabled uefi first
My machine details are :


LENOVO 10181 Lenovo K450e
Windows 8.1 (x64) (build 9600)
Boot Mode: UEFI with successful Secure Boot
3.20 gigahertz Intel Core i5-4460
Main Circuit Board: LENOVO 31900058 STD
UEFI: LENOVO I1KT38AUS 06/10/2014
Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600 [onboard Display adapter]

The question is it that my mobo can't support my 1050 ti or my 1050 ti is faulty?

 

[4745454b]

How do you have it connected to your monitor? We are seeing a large number of people come here because they are using an old VGA monitor. Nvidia removed all analog support from their GPUs, so the old passive adapters we are used to using no longer work. You need the more expensive active adapters to get a signal to your monitor if you are connecting via VGA.

 

[Toxic1235213]

I Have A Dvi D Moniter i got vga to dvi d adapaters when i had a vga moniter before also they didn't work and they were active not passive.

 

[4745454b]

Does the card work in another PC? Some 1050TIs need external power, do you have that plugged in if it's needed?

 

[Toxic1235213]

Does the card work in another PC? Some 1050TIs need external power, do you have that plugged in if it's needed?

No Never tested it on another pc and their is no external power needed for my.

 

[dontlistentome]

Install the card but connect the monitor to the integrated graphics. Boot into the motherhoard bios(UEFI). Look in the section that contains information on the pci-ex slots. Does the motherboard detect that you have installed a card in there? It should, even if you aren't using the card.

 

[Toxic1235213]

Install the card but connect the monitor to the integrated graphics. Boot into the motherhoard bios(UEFI). Look in the section that contains information on the pci-ex slots. Does the motherboard detect that you have installed a card in there? It should, even if you aren't using the card.

I didn't know what you meant but i went into main and system summary and it said active video and it said IGD which i am assuming it means Intel Graphics Driver or something.