Help me with my VGA, please!!!

[nsync121411]

this is my pc
mobo intel DG43GT
cpu core 2 quad q9550
6gb ram ddr2
psu andyson venus 600w
1 hdd 500gb
1 ssd 120gb
run win 10 pro 64 bit
here my problem, I have a VGA gtx750 1gb, when I mount it to mobo, my screen don't display even VGA onboard and VGA 750. but when i remove it, VGA onboard display normal. i don't know why. Is my main die PCIE???

 

[jaslion]

this is my pc
mobo intel DG43GT
cpu core 2 quad q9550
6gb ram ddr2
psu andyson venus 600w
1 hdd 500gb
1 ssd 120gb
run win 10 pro 64 bit
here my problem, I have a VGA gtx750 1gb, when I mount it to mobo, my screen don't display even VGA onboard and VGA 750. but when i remove it, VGA onboard display normal. i don't know why. Is my main die PCIE???

My main suspect would be the terrible psu that can't handle the small extra load. However can you test this card in another system?

 

[SgtScream]

Read the last bullet under "New Fixes/Features" for bios revision 0035:
https://downloadmirror.intel.com/19421/eng/GT_0035_ReleaseNotes.pdf
Update your bios.

 

[mgallo848]

^like SgtScream said,

Update your BIOS to Version 0035.

One of the fixes included in the newer BIOS is "Fixed issue with no display using certain PCI Express graphics card"

 

[nsync121411]

this is my pc
mobo intel DG43GT
cpu core 2 quad q9550
6gb ram ddr2
psu andyson venus 600w
1 hdd 500gb
1 ssd 120gb
run win 10 pro 64 bit
here my problem, I have a VGA gtx750 1gb, when I mount it to mobo, my screen don't display even VGA onboard and VGA 750. but when i remove it, VGA onboard display normal. i don't know why. Is my main die PCIE???

My main suspect would be the terrible psu that can't handle the small extra load. However can you test this card in another system?

yep, I already done it, it's still run well, I think my main is the problem, not the VGA 🙁

 

[nsync121411]

Read the last bullet under "New Fixes/Features" for bios revision 0035:
https://downloadmirror.intel.com/19421/eng/GT_0035_ReleaseNotes.pdf
Update your bios.

already update, it's support to win 7 64 bit
but nothing change, still don't display
i use win 10, it's still work? right?

 

[SgtScream]

List what you've already done do troubleshoot the problem.

 

[mgallo848]

already update, it's support to win 7 64 bit
but nothing change, still don't display
i use win 10, it's still work? right?

What does that mean? In your BIOS what version does it say you have installed?

 

[nsync121411]

Hey guy, thanks all of you are helping me. I already done everything you told me, update bios, change another system, but it's won't work, so I change my mobo to GA-EP43T-S3L, but I have another question, I'm from VietNam, sorry for my bad English, here my question, this main support to 16gb 1600(o.c)/1333/1066/800 ddr3 ram
- should I use 1600 bus ram? Or 1333?
- 1600(o.c) mean use ram bus 1600 for overclock, right?
- ram I use is 8 chip ram or 16 chip ram?
- will kingston hyper x fury ddr3 4gb 1600 run well on my mobo?
That's all my question, just give me your think☺️ Thanks guy

 

[SgtScream]

1600(o.c) means that set of memory is rated to run at 1600mhz when overclocked. So you can install that into the board and set your bios settings for 1600 under X.M.P which stands for extreme memory profile. It will set your memory profile to 1600 MHz so you can run your memory sticks at it's rated speed on the motherboard.

 

[nsync121411]

1600(o.c) means that set of memory is rated to run at 1600mhz when overclocked. So you can install that into the board and set your bios settings for 1600 under X.M.P which stands for extreme memory profile. It will set your memory profile to 1600 MHz so you can run your memory sticks at it's rated speed on the motherboard.

Ohh, I'm not plan to overclock, so 1333 is suit for me, am I right ? ^^

 

[SgtScream]

It's not a big deal because your motherboard is rated to run those 1600mhz sticks. Order the 1600mhz ram kit and set the memory to 1600mhz under xmp in the bios. Before you order the chips, locate that setting in the bios.

 

[nsync121411]

It's not a big deal because your motherboard is rated to run those 1600mhz sticks. Order the 1600mhz ram kit and set the memory to 1600mhz under xmp in the bios. Before you order the chips, locate that setting in the bios.

I don't know those ram can run my mobo or not, cause this is old school, someone told me to run a mobo like g41 you should find a 16 chip ram, it's won't work for you if you use the 8 chip ram like all of that ram are product nowaday.

 

[SgtScream]

Look at the manual for that motherboard and find out.

 

[nsync121411]

Look at the manual for that motherboard and find out.

LOL, I bought the old one, now it's stop product, how could I get a manual for that )

 

[SgtScream]

Look at the manual for that motherboard and find out.

LOL, I bought the old one, now it's stop product, how could I get a manual for that )

Type in the motherboard make and model into google, go to the website for the manufacturer and download the manual.