So I have a somewhat old PC that I decided to upgrade. A friend of mine got me some parts and I replaced my old Core2Quad Q8400 + Intel DG41RQ Mobo + 4GB DDR2 for an i5 2400 + Intel DH67BL Mobo + 8 GB DDR3.
To upgrade I simply replaced the mobo with CPU and mem inside my case, plugged the GPU, SSD and done. The problem is that this board doesn't detect my GPU an EVGA GTX 460. It's not even listed as a PCIe device.
Windows Device Manager also doesn't show the GTX as a video device. Integrated Graphics works fine.
So far I've tried:
Could it be that this "new" mobo has a faulty PCIe? A have an old PCIe that I'm gonna try next, when I get home from work. I know it's not my GPU since it's working fine on my other mobo.
Any other ideas to try?
Thanks
To upgrade I simply replaced the mobo with CPU and mem inside my case, plugged the GPU, SSD and done. The problem is that this board doesn't detect my GPU an EVGA GTX 460. It's not even listed as a PCIe device.
Windows Device Manager also doesn't show the GTX as a video device. Integrated Graphics works fine.
So far I've tried:
- Upgraded the BIOS to the latest version (0162)
- Reseated and cleaned the PCI lane twice
- Disabled UEFI Boot
Could it be that this "new" mobo has a faulty PCIe? A have an old PCIe that I'm gonna try next, when I get home from work. I know it's not my GPU since it's working fine on my other mobo.
Any other ideas to try?
Thanks
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